The Tires Space

Totally unacceptable, arrogant and unprofessional. They scratched/ gouged my OEM forged aluminum 1pc wheels, then tried to say they were cheap wheels . Looks like they changed the valve stem with a hammer and vice grips. They do not stand behind or warranty their service. If you have nice wheels , bring them somewhere else bc these clowns are strictly out to get your money. Their more concerned with trying to sell you some homemade popsicles.

My first time going to the place of business on today, they were professional, nice, fast & friendly. I would recommend this business for new & used tires with reasonable prices. I purchased 4 tires from their establishment. Thank you for my tires & I was very happy that they were in stock. Thank you again....

Just got a set of 4 damn near brand new firestone destination le3 tires mounted, balanced and installed for $437 including the credit card fee. Incredible deal. A new set of the same tires would be around $1200 at a regular tire place. Everyone is super nice as well. We had an issue with the rear wheels shaking a little when we were heading home on the interstate, so we headed back and they rebalanced them right away, and then they were perfect. I will probably get all of my tires from them from now on. I can't recommend this place enough.

Great service and good prices. They had new and used trailer sizes 235/80/16. They had 10 ply and 14 ply tires. Hotshot drivers if you are in the area and need tires go here. They were also very nice and opened on Sunday.

Beware of their business ethics. I purchased a used trailer tire and wheel from them. The person who was going to mount it started speaking with a young lady at the shop, and when I walked in, their behavior seemed very suspicious. I asked if everything was okay, and the young woman assured me it was. She then informed me that their used wheels and tires are sold “as is,” which I expected for a used item. However, a couple of days later, the tire went flat. I discovered that there was a hole rusted through the top side of the wheel—completely hidden by the tire. Apparently, the air pressure over a few days finally caused it to blow through, ruining my tire.