Oklahoma Tire & Auto Service

Stopped for some air, shop guy refused to provide air for my tire. Guy stated a another shop lost their shop because they didn’t properly repair a flat tire. (Bulls shit) it’s only air, guy Wanted 25 to fix flat. Went down the street across from the fwy and found a tire shop to repair for 10 $. Won’t come here for anything. Thanks for nothing

They always take great care of my car. Great, honest, family owned and operated business!

Great service first time going there and I’m please with the service they provided …

My husband and I were on our way to Arizona in the pouring rain when he noticed the tire pressure decreasing on our rear right tire. We got off the 91E and stopped to check it out. He noticed a nail, so I immediately Unilocaled for a close by and decently rated tire shop. Oklahoma tire popped up. I called and Jim let me know that it wouldn’t be a long wait. We got there and Jim stopped his project to assist us. He was very nice, informative, and quick with his quality work. Definitely recommended :)

Very happy I ended up here! It was random but perfect! Quick, reliable, affordable service with care & a smile. Thank you so much!

I’ve done business with Oklahoma 3 or 4 times at the recommendation of a good friend whose family have been loyal customers for several decades.
It’s run by two brothers. They’re nice, very knowledgeable, and quite trustworthy.
They charge honest prices. I got all new tires on my last car I brought in for a little over $ 300.
They’re usually pretty quick as long as there isn’t anyone ahead of you.

I have visited Oklahoma tires on various occasions, with two different cars. Being someone who does all his own automotive work, I can tell you that Jim, the mechanic, is extremely knowledgeable, as well as possessing great diagnostic skills.
To give a little history of my situation: I originally unfortunately followed AAA’s list of recommended repair shops after I was involved in an accident (someone ran a red light and hit the car next to me, which then hit mine), and had Estorga’s do the repairs. Never again. In the process they did an alignment. When I got the car back it was wondering all over the road with every surface imperfection. I took it back for them to check again. They said the alignment was «perfect». I subsequently took the car to Southbay BMW to try to correct all the things Estorga screwed up. BMW changed a control arm, but didn’t realign (also a no-​no).
To make this long story short, I ended up shelling out $ 300 for two new tires, since both of my front tires were down to bare steel along the insides.
Jim was able to show me how far off the alignment was, and how accurate his alignment job now is. We even both went over the specs for my car in the model specific repair manual I have.
In addition, he made out an nicely organized printout to give to AAA so they can compare it to Estorga’s readings; so I can hopefully get some of my money back for the tires and alignment.
Again, you may not be as familiar with the inner-​workings of automobiles as someone who does their own work, but this gives you even more reason to go to someone you can trust — like Jim at Oklahoma Tires!