THE TIRE NETWORK

I went in for an inspection & had a great experience! Joe was very kind & helpful! He inspected my car and kept informed throughout the process, explaining anything that needed to be fixed or updated! I was very happy with my experience & will be going back for any car needs!

I went to the tire network for a state inspection and i’m so happy with my experience. The inspection did take some time but they were very detailed. I worked with Joe throughout the process. He was amazing! He was so genuine and pleasant. I failed the inspection the first time around and he gave me an estimate of how much it would cost to fix everything to pass. I decided to go out for a second opinion and the price for the repairs were relatively the same. I ended up going back to Joe to get it fixed and he worked with me to ensure that I would be able to pass the inspection - which i did. Overall, I would recommend them as I had a 10/10 experience. If you do go ask for Joe (he knows his stuff).

Super expensive! They charged me $72 just to fix my tire, which is crazy. I also had to wait about 30 minutes just for them to change it. I never come back, and I don't recommend this place at all.

Joe is very nice, and he seems to do good work. However, he is really over-priced. For example, my wife took her car in for basic services. The charges were as follows: Oil change: 6qts of oil=$119.34 (could buy Mobil 1 retail at Costco for $39), Labor to change the oil and filter 1 HOUR at $175 (I change the oil on my boat's twin diesels (3.5 gallons each) and the 2 filters on each in that amount of time) . She was also charged an hour of labor to change the engine air and cabin air filters (15 min job, I have done this myself). But most egregious was another hour of labor to reset the maintenance light!

Worst inspection experience ever!! They wanted to charge me over $3500 for parts and $1000 labor to do the work. I had to return with a state inspector to have items removed from the inspection. The necessary parts were less than $200 from the Honda dealer for the work that was ultimately needed. The state inspector did not agree with their failure of the tires but left it alone since I told him I was buying new tires anyway. The tires were crap, that much was right. I bought tires from a competitor for maybe $40 less than the total tire price on their estimate. I was able to have the rest of the work done for $700 parts and labor at a reputable shop, my new mechanic. I left the alignment and body work (fish plating the unibody) for them to do. That was about $700 of work. I couldn't find