Tire Tree

My tire had be going low so I took it into the Tire Tree. They were quick and easy. I was out of there in 15 minutes with a patch. On top of that they did it for free and wished me a merry Christmas. I highly recommend coming here for any work on your vehicles. 5 stars all the way for this place.

I prefer tire tree. Prices are fantastic for tires and repair. You won’t get a charming salesperson or a time when your car should be ready. Usually I am told to drop my car off and I get a call later that it is done. I trust Doug. When I pick up my vehicle, the price is always fair. Ask for what you want done, because he is not going to upsell you or do extras you didnt ask for.

HORRIBLE! The owner almost killed us with his mechanic work! Found out after he worked on our breaks (we found out while going down buckhorn mountain) that he messed up n had to redo the work again, and he was extremely rude every time we went in even tho we were never rude to him!

This is the first place I bought tires when I was 16 and the only place I have purchased tires since. I’ve shopped around multiple times, they are typically 20−25% less expensive than the «box stores.»
I really appreciate their no nonsense approach. Call, give them the tire size, they give you a price, no haggling, no forced «extras.»
Try them out, you won’t regret it.

Spoiler — this is not a review of their tires or installation service. I never got to experience those.
Blowout on the freeway during the week; during a rainstorm, no less. Work is crazy busy right now, so Saturday is the first time I have to go buy a new tire. New tire? No… let me correct myself — four new tires. That’s
right. It is time for some new rubber on the road all around.
Though I have visited another tire place in town before, I was looking for a new one. The other one is a chain, very well known, and there is always a looooong wait. I wanted to find someone local, affordable, and honest. I asked a few coworkers, and a couple of them gave high marks to the Tire Tree.
Work was so busy this week. Saturday was the first chance I have had to buy my new tires.
I started calling the Tire Tree at 8am. No answer, no voicemail. No idea what their hours are. It is now 9:40am. I am done. If they can’t even bother to record voicemail to tell me when they are open, how can I trust them to take the time to do a good job on my car?
I guess that is why the big guy is always busy. Darn, I really wanted to give my money to a local shop.

I called them yesterday at 3:30 just before leaving town and was surprised to find that they could install a new set of tires on my vehicle and have it finished before five. Their prices seemed to be 25% lower then anyone else in town.