Used Tires and Rims

called looking for used rims for a 2006 toyota sienna. the gal on the phone started getting quite cranky with me and she actually hung up on me. will never call agin or go.

Okay… this is a very middle-​of-​the-​road review here, because I can’t make up my mind about this place. First, a list of the good:
1. Very close to my house (yeah, I know this doesn’t apply to everyone… but I could walk home if I needed to, and it’s the reason I came here!
2. I got some pretty decent used tires (2) for $ 90.
My 2002 Nissan Sentra had «barely passed inspection» on the tires, with the front «at a 2» and the back «at a four.» When I asked the guy at this shop what the rating on his tires were (these numbers don’t mean anything to me, but surely they do to him?) he said something about that just being a dealership thing to charge me more money, and that tires don’t have ratings. Okay, I wasn’t going to argue with him, I just wanted tires.
This is where it started to get annoying. I wanted new tires for my two front wheels, and another guy said they would be there tomorrow. Fast forward to two days later– I call to ask about the tires, and a guy mumbles something about needing to come in between 8 and 3 during the week to order them, pay for them, and then come back when they actually have them. At this point I started asking, well, if I come in at 5 (they close at 7), couldn’t I just order them, pay for them, and come back the next day?
For some reason this wasn’t an option. So, that throws a little wrench into my full-​time work schedule. Stay tuned for Saturday (when I plan to go in and get those tires)…only time will tell whether I consider this place a 4-​star at best, or a 2-​star for just not being worth the hassle.

After 2 and a half years of battling Philly potholes, my front passenger tire finally gave up the ghost in a massive Jenkintown crater. This place is close to my boyfriend and open when I’m not at work, so I stopped in. 20 minutes and $ 50.00* later, I have a tire that doesn’t have a hole in it. Yay!
*$ 50 seems a bit steep for a used tire, but the cheapest new one I could find was over $ 100.

went in to get some cheap tires, ended up paying just the same price as you woudl get on tirerack for 60% thread tires. i was going to enjoy my new wheels, but no, they mounted it and scratched the paint on the wheels. When i pointed it out, they pointed to the sign that said «not responsible for damage to wheels.
stay away unless youre changing tires on steelies. anything else would be damaged.

Recently I’m looking for a set of used tires. Among others I emailed
(I love that url!) for a quote along with all the specifications. Waited 2 days. No reply whatsoever. Mailed again, still no reply. That boils down to the fact that my experience with them is 100% negative.

after blasting my front car tire out upon parking before work recently, i nearly had a nervous breakdown since my funds are severely limited.
i was THIS CLOSE to swallowing my pride and asking my mom for money so i can go to the firestone and get a new tire and rim. this would have required my car to stay overnight, a phone call from one of the mechanics trying to tell me what else is wrong with my car with a severe charge of at least $ 200.
however, upon looking up tire places in the area, I called 44^th st tires and rims, and not only were they open until 10pm on the regular, they also replaced my tire and fixed my rim within 5 minutes. they only charged me $ 35.
the tire and rim is in great shape and once i can afford it, i’m having all my tires replaced here.
mind you: i am low maintenance and don’t take much pride in my vehicle. it’s almost 10 years old. it gets me from point A to point B.
SO, for those of you in dire need of a tire replacement with the quickness and cheapness. go to this place.
it’s awesome.