Certified Tire & Service Centers

If there was a way to have 0 stars this places definitely will get it. I purchased tires in sept 2014 and I have had to come several times because of my faulty tires. I kept bringing my car back and asking why my check pressure light was on and they stated that nothing was wrong with my tires. About two weeks after my tire blew and I needed a replacement because it is under warranty the manager told me its «covered». In my mind covered means I pay nothing out of pocket. The manager called me to tell me the car was ready with a new tire but it will cost me $ 117 (which is more than what I paid for the original tire BTW). When I asked why didn’t he tell me I will have to pay he said well what do you want me to do I just take it off. This place has the worst customer service ever. I would rather pay more money at the dealer than to deal with crappy service like this!

Miguel Torres saved the day. I was stranded on the road with the damage tire, and for other places did not offer to patch the tire and did not have the tire I needed in stock. No one was willing to even try patching attire. Even though it was 3:45 PM on a Sunday and they close at 4 PM, Miguel and his staff immediately got to work, patched the tire and had me on my way within 15 minutes! Otherwise, I was going to have to find a hotel for the night and search around for the tire the next day.
Thank you very much for offering me a solution that was much less expensive, much more convenient, and doing it all with a very professional, and friendly service.

UP-​SELL KINGS OF THE WORLD!
I’m so over this place and their UPSELLING tactics!
Everytime we have ever been here they try and UPSELL us something we don’t need.
Now they’re getting more cleaver with their UPSELLING TACTICS!
We took our van in yesterday for a new alternator. They gave us the price of the parts and labor and we left the van. An hour later we get a call. Um well, your bolts are aftermarket and put on backwards and we’re gonna need um an extra hour of labor for $ 80 bucks to take them off and put a wire in the right place. Ok, really now! First off, we’ve had the van in the family since it was bought new, and I don’t even think the alternator has even been replaced before. Second, does it really take an extra hour of labor to take bolts off if they are on backwards? And third, it’s like you have to agree with something you can’t disprove or call AAA to come and tow it back home, hmmmm. Seems fishy to me, especially with our experience with their UPSELL tactics in the past. We will never be back, we’re done, and buyer beware!

Caveat emptor!
My wife bought 4 brand new tires for our Suburban from this store. We paid extra for their «tire protection plan» for a total bill of about $ 850. We regularly bought our tires at Costco, but on this particular day they were too busy, so she went to the nearest competitor without first checking their Unilocal rating.
When she brought the car in, the spare tire was mounted on one of the hubs (she had an irreparable flat). When we picked up the car from this shop, the workers had placed the dirty oily spare in the back of our suburban on the carpet behind the rear seats. When I asked them why they hadn’t stored the spare under the car (which they had said they would), the manager said the «mechanic» had told him that our jack kit was missing a part, an arm needed to raise the spare under the car. When I got the car home and found the jack kit in the compartment of the car, it had *never* been opened and was not missing any parts. I stored the spare myself, muttering about the liars at tire shop that were obviously in a rush to get home.
About six months later, one of the new tires develops a slow leak (an embedded screw, it would turn out). I take time off of work to fight traffic and get home early to bring the car to their shop at 5:25PM which I figured was plenty of time to have the tired patched before they closed at 6PM. When I told the over-​weight tatted gentleman working behind the counter why I was there, he grunted and walked towards the door. I took this as sign to follow him? He finally sighed and said «I won’t have time to do it tonight, but let’s have a look». So he goes and looks at the tire and asks me, «is it bad?». I told him it’s a slow leak (which I had already mentioned), but it probably just needs to be plugged. He asks if I have our receipt. I hand it to him and he points out that we paid for the «tire protection plan» and if we could make an appointment for the next day, he could do it in no time. I look at the time (now 5:30) and ask if there’s not enough time to do it now? He says he has 5 cars ahead of me and they close at 6. I look in the shop and see one car being worked on. I leave unhappy and wonder what he would have said to me if we had not purchased the «tire protection plan».
I call my wife on the way home and explain the situation. She looks up the phone number for what she *thinks* is this «Goodyear tire shop» and rants to the manager that answers. The manager patiently listens and then explains that she has called the wrong shop and that their shop would *never* turn away any car owner with a hole in their tire, regardless of where they had bought the tire to begin with. She had accidentally called «America’s Tire» (on Compton, in Corona) and the manager said that he would happily patch the tire if I could get their *by 6″ (closing time).
I arrived exactly at 6PM and the manager of the store met me in the parking lot with a smile, took my keys, drove the car into the shop where his *team* of mechanics got to work quickly and professionally and had the tire patched re-​balanced and remounted in about 12 minutes. And they Armor-​Alled all of the tires. No charge!
Obviously, when I needed new tires for my car, I went to America’s Tire in Corona. We very much regret giving this «Certified Tire» (Goodyear) shop our business in the first place and will not be returning. Go to America’s Tire (2187 Compton) instead.

Of course no one likes spending money, especially in unexpected expenses like a nail in your side wall tire when you still have ample tread life left.
After calling around for a replacement tire, Miguel gave me a good deal and happened to be across the street from my office.

Incredibly dishonest !!! I have brand-​new brake pads and they told me I have 1 mm left and it’s urgent.
DONT GO HERE!!! Or any Goodyear shop!

WARNING DO NOT bring your vehicles here! They are deceptive and way over priced. I was told a full synthetic oil change for my car was $ 60 plus tax and it ended up being $ 77.00 after tax! That’s a far cry from the original quote and that’s with a $ 10 coupon thrown in. It took 2hrs for them to do an oil change while my car sat for almost 90 mins untouched in the bay with the hood up! I listen to them use words of urgency for each of their customers. And then Unload a laundry list of issues for each of their cars. And then they tried to lie to me too! Trying to tell me I needed a break job when I know I don’t and that my tire tread was separating. I know my tires are getting low and I’ll need some within the next 6 moths but they are far from separating!!! And then they lied about filling up the air in my tires. My car has air pressure monitors and I can see the air pressure in each tire real time! WHAT MORONS!!!

Definition of a swindelers den. From the moment I walked in here I had the feeling this place was a turn and burn spot. The type of place investigate reporters love to catch red handed.
Came in on a Saturday to get my 2005 Subaru Aligned after a recent tie road and ball joint replacement. The menu board stated $ 79 for a 4 wheel alignment.
After a brief consultation with the gentleman up front I advised that would also like a copy of my before and after specs after the alignment was concluded. He then began the dog and pony show of how every car is different and its not possible to get perfect but close enough. Fair enough I then requested that careful attention be made to the camber since I have suspected it might be off.
That’s when the hustle began, I was told my car has no factory camber adjustments (it does) and a aftermarket «shim» kit would need to purchased for that service. When I advised him of his misinformation I was reminded of his many years of experience in the auto industry.
He stated the only adjustment that can be made were toe and due to the awd nature of my car the $ 79 price would not apply and my price would be $ 109.
I attempted to correct him on his misinformation but his point was firm. I immediately requested my keys and vowed that I would advise all of their unethical and illegal practices.
It is my opinion that the clerk knew my familiarity and experience in the auto industry would mean his work would be subject to my scruteniring thus he decided to deter me from service by lying and attempting to rip me off.
These are they types of establishments that embarrass good mechanics and give them a bad stigma. I advise to stay clear of this place for the likelihood of getting ripped off is high.

The guys that work on the cars are fast and good. They are understaffed, so it takes a long while to get your vehicle serviced.

Went there today for an ABS sensor and was quoted $ 450 out the door. They call for parts and say that the parts are more expensive than he thought the new price will be $ 550. I tell him give me my car back. He talk to the manager and says they will do it for $ 472 out the door. I said okay. I leave for an hour and a half and they come back and tell me it is going to cost alot more because they made a mistake on what kind of axle I have.
I ask to speak manager and he says it costsa more labor and he is not doing for free.
I tell him I’m going to report this on Unilocal,and he says he doesn’t care.
I went to another car repair shop in the complex and they are doing the job for $ 201.
PLEASE AVOID THIS PLACE… THEY ARE RUDE AND UNPROFESSIONAL. AND RIPOFFS!!!

I did not have a good experience there.

The workers are highly efficient, courteous and professional. I dropped a tire needing repair and it was done seamlessly. Even-​though they have much customers in line, they took care if everyone in such a quick turn around. Definitely one of the best experiences with tire shops.

Terrible, unprofessional service…
Advertises on the window for 15.99 oil change but a huge rack of tires ever so conveniently covers up the part that says members only… Do not come here

Excellent service! The shop made an unscheduled repair of flat tire on our travel trailer that developed while we were driving to the desert far from home. They repaired the tire fast considering how the shop was busy with multiple tire installations and engine repairs the day after Christmas — their core business. The Staff is very capable, friendly and reliable. The manager handled our needs very professionally and he was very fair. This is my first review of anything and I wanted to make sure that I would go out of my way to do a good review because we were very delighted by this tire shop.