Les Schwab Tire Center

Great service and knowledge. Went above and beyond to assist us, will definitely be returning in the future.

Helped us fix a tire that had a screw in it, after hours. Went above and beyond my expectations, and saved us in a pinch. If I need to replace my tires, I’ll definitely go back to them.

Really nice people and amazing service really good at explaining whats going on and there was someone ready to help the second I opened my door for sure coming back

They were very busy on a Monday morning. Scott helped us right away, was very professional and friendly. He assisted us with finding the right tires at a good price. We have been customers at this Les Schwab for over 20 years, and they have always provided excellent quality service. Highly recommend them.

Went to get a new set of wheels for my new truck. Being fairly picky myself I figured the process was gonna be gruesome but instead I ran into an employee named Nick. I told him what kind of look I was looking for and he came up with a rim and tire combo right then. I thought it could be that easy but later on he picked up my truck at car toys put a wheel on it and sent me a pic while I was at work. Bingo. They were the ones! Thanks nick!

The epitome of a great business. EZ to deal with. Straight talking sales people that treat you right. Enjoy your wait in the lobby with fresh coffee and popcorn! First stop for car repairs

These guys came out after business hours to bring and install a new battery in my car. I was stuck and jump start didn’t work on my 10 year old battery. In les than 30 minutes I was back on the road and headed home. I’m so impressed. Lucky for them that I need new tires and brakes too — guess who will get all my future business? Well done guys! And thank you so much!

Can’t believe the poor service from these guys; long story short, Travis the manager doesn’t care to back up their work, (despite the warranty) they try and sell you something more to cover their loss on poor quality brake job. What a poor managed Les Schwab stay away from these guys!

I heard a grinding noise near my right (passenger side) rear tire so I went into my local les schwab for a free brake inspection. They said it would be about an hour or so and since I had the day off and nothing else to do I sat and waited for them to take a look at the brakes on my car. I waited for almost an hour and one of the employees tells me that the front brakes look great but the left rear has about 3 mm left on the brake pads and the right rear has about 1 mm left on it’s brake pads. So they write me up a quote for two new calipers and a brake install package for around $ 350, just for the rear brakes. Also, the employee said he wasn’t sure whether the rotors were salvageable or not but that if I were to have them install new brakes on my car that they would inspect them more thoroughly at that time. It would also cost an extra $ 150 just in parts if they needed to add new rotors as well… so potentially anywhere from $ 350 to almost $ 600 just for them to replace the rear brakes.
Being that I know a thing or two about cars I thought to myself, «ok why would they need to replace the calipers?» Because 99% of the time when you need new brakes you start off with just brake pads and possibly new rotors if there is extensive wear on them, if they have uneven wear or if they are warped in any way. If there aren’t any signs of wear/​warping you just start with the brake pads and go from there. So I thought it was very strange that they wanted to install brand new calipers and then while doing repairs to scour the car looking to see if anything else was needing «repair.» Needless to say, I went to Auto Zone down the street and spent $ 40 for brake pads and my buddy and I went back to my place to install them. When we jacked up the car and took the tires and wheels off the calipers were in pristine condition and the pads on the left rear tire had another probably 10k miles to go. The right rear was ground down to the wear sensor/​indicating tab so it definitely needed to be replaced but the rotors looked brand new and you could still see the blue dots that are painted on the rotors from the factory because they were that clean.
All in all I was extremely disappointed that les schwab wanted to charge me a minimum of $ 350 and more than likely closer to $ 600 for parts that I didn’t even need. It just makes me think, «man how many other customers have gotten ripped off because they were told they needed new parts when they really didn’t?» I mean, I understand needing new pads and possibly, possibly needing new rotors but why would you ever need new calipers at $ 100 each on a car that is 7 years old and only 100k miles? The answer… you don’t. You don’t throw away the calipers when you change your brake pads or brakes unless they are cracked or show signs of failing. That and the employee saying, «oh well we need to test the rotors when you come in to get the brakes installed to see if you really need new ones or not.» That’s where they tack on more parts you really don’t need just to squeeze more money out of you, claiming that you are «a hazard to other drivers on the road» or «a danger to you and your family.» It’s sad because to the layperson how would you ever know if a place is taking advantage of you or not? Especially when you can go to an auto parts store down the street and potentially save $ 500? It makes me sick wondering how many customers they’ve ripped off in the past with this same situation. I won’t be giving anymore of my money to les schwab ever again, you just lost a long time customer.

I’m pretty familiar with automotive/​tire repair facilities, as I work in the car business. I do a lot of work with this location on a personal and professional level, and they are by far and away one of the best vendors I work with. They always go the extra mile to make my customers and myself happy, and any time there has been anything less than perfect done, they quickly and efficiently go out of their way to make it right. Rob, Travis, and the crew here are the best in town! Don’t go anywhere else.

Prompt, friendly service + unexpected free tire repair (even with tires from another dealer) = recommended!

I’ve lived less than a mile from this store for the past 15 years, and have always had positive experiences there. knowledgable, friendly staff, and good popcorn! no, they dont always come running out, but I understand.

Received a free tire rotation coupon from Grease Monkey for Les Scwab Tire Center. Went there on 7÷12÷11 to have the brakes inspected and the tires rotated. Technician told me he could not rotate the tires or inspect the brakes, as the front tires were worn and unsafe. He then proceeded th show me the front tires, which were worn more than the rear, but appeared okay in my opinion. He tried to sell me a set of four tires. When I balked, he then tried to sell me two, with the low price of $ 244. My vehicle has 33,000 miles on a set of four 50,000 mile Firestone tires. I did the «coin test» inserting the coin in the tire tread, and the tread is fine. I went to Discount Tire to price tires there, and not only did the offer a better price, they told me to come back in about 10,000 miles as the tires were fine. Avoid Les Schwab on Highway 99 in Lynnwood at all costs!

The staff was very courteous and quick to come to the counter. They fixed my leaking tire for free. I grabbed lunch with my husband and they were done before we had even finished. Called me right away and let me know my car was ready whenever I had time to pick it up. We will be bringing my husbands car in soon for new tires.

Are you kidding me?
My son is using his mother’s (my ex) car while she is away. She is not the type to keep up her vehicles anyway, but my son needs some transportation while he gets on his feet. After a few days of driving around, he notices a vibration and at one point a nice lady flagged him down and told him that his front tire was wobbly. He took the car to Les Schwab and they wanted over $ 700.00 for 2 tires. What? He doesn’t have the money so I’m helping him with this. I tell him to go up the street to discount tire and see what a couple of tires go for there? My full set of tires for my f150 at Costco came to $ 800.00 and change and I see that DT has a sign up that they beat Costco prices. Can’t hurt to check right? He calls me back up about 15 minutes later and told me that it was $ 300 and change. No brainer– story over.

These guys are great. I usually never go to a chain for auto repair but I’m so glad I did. I just moved to the area and found that I needed a pretty hefty brake job. I took it around to a few places and got some quote and a LOT of attitude. The Honda dealership quoted me one number, then told me once they got started that it would actually be $ 500 more. An independent was rude and charged even more. Finally, a coworker suggested I check out Les Schwab because they were friendly, often charged fairer prices, and had financing so I didn’t have to worry about not being able to pay rent!
Rob at the Highway 99 location was great. He was very honest with me about how much the job would cost and explained what needed to be done in language I could understand, but without being patronizing. In the end, they found a source for slightly less expensive parts and I paid $ 100 less than they originally quoted me! I will definitely be taking my car here from now on.

Me, «How much do I owe you?»
LS, «Nothing ma’am, just remember us when it’s time to buy some new tires or rotate your current ones.»
I’ve heard this many a time after they have removed a bolt, nail, screw or fixed a hole punctured from something I couldn’t quite blame for certain. And you know what? Guess who I have bought 3 sets of tires from?
Good job Les Schwab! They are always friendly and no matter how busy, do their best to squeeze me in. If I have to wait, they have a nice little reception area complete with TV and Popcorn!
Have a tire leak? Go check them out, the worst they will do it fix it for you at no cost!

I’ve had mostly good experiences here. In the last month I’ve had 3 flats (on different tires) and they’ve fixed them without any complaints each time. I did experience a similar issue with how long it took to get my tire fixed the first time… but to be fair, it was during the snow storm and they were totally overloaded with customers. The other two times there had it fixed and installed within 30 minutes. This is a great place to go!

How come these guys never come running when I come in? I had a flat the other day, put on the spare and took the flat one in for Lester to fix. The free repair is not free if it takes up your whole day. They said it would take 45 minutes. I ran an errand and came back 3 hours later. It took them 15 minutes to find the right account. When the group effort figured it out they said OK you’re all set. I said aren’t you going to put it on? Oh yeah we can do that. After almost an hour wait while people came and went I got my free flat repair completed. This has happened to me before. I think I’d rather pay to get it taken care of quickly.