Discount Tire Store – Las Vegas, NV

Been going to this store since the first time I lived in Vegas circa 2005. Always decent people and not too pushy on sales, professional. Came back here after I moved back, same story.

They have the BEST customer service! Thanks, Nate!

This place is great. Quick service, friendly staff, convenient location. Special commendations for Cody and Randy. Excellent customer service.

Staff is always friendly. Always a good & quick experience… Lastly, Get the Warranty!

Got my tires here in march. Woke up this morning with a nail in my tire and to my surprise I had no spare tire or jack! I called them panicking they told me just to put air in the tire and drive it to them they would fix it no problem !! They are great here honest and quick !!

Always have friendly staff. They get you in as fast as they can. Way better than Big O tires across the street. No comparison as far as I’m concerned with customer service.

I just took my Subaru to these guys for the first time, and it will not be the last! From answering the phone, to the explanations when my car was done, the customer service was top notch! I had a tire that lost air, and my low tire light kept coming on, so I took it to them and had the tires checked, rotated and balanced. Great service done fast, cannot ask for better than that. And they explained to me that I could bring it back at any time for a free air check. Keep up the great work.

Very dissapointed in this place. I watched the whole time until I had to pay for this crappy service that took so long. I saw one man pound on my brake drum so hard and on the oil change. They failed to top off any of the fluids at all.
Then the stupid guy takes some plastic and dropped it down in my engine and it smelled GOD awful. I went back to ask him. Where did that come from and how and why did this happen. He lied to me and says they don’t carry white plastic. They do carry the clear plastic they put on your seat and it does turn white when it burns on your pipes. That obviously was done intentionally. Had to have been. Because my jeep didn’t smell this way when I drove up but did when I drove off. And we didn’t drive far till I pulled it to the side of the road and checked it out what the smell was all about. I wouldn’t trust this place ever again. Rick was kinda rude when I mentioned I would bring the car back for the top offs. Because once I opened the hood. I noticed. Nothing was topped off at all. And the mechanic asked me anything else you need. Snotty after the confrontation on where this plastic came from inside my engine all over my pipes. They cleaned it off best they could. But that was TOTALLY UNNECCESARY! It’s like who can we screw today?! I felt the kid was mad because we choose to watch them like a hawk. I had a feeling too. My daughter watched my car for me while I went to pay and she was the one who figured the mystery out that the guy took off the plastic off the seat like he was all mad. I’m sure what happened after that. All I know is I know the plastic smell and problem was INTENTIONAL and NEGLIGENCE on their part. The place where the plastic was pointed to he had to have thrown it on there from the top and not the bottom the way it was positioned in the engine. All I know is that I’m really upset someone would go out of their way to do this to people. SUCKS. I can’t stand F up’ people like this.~

I’m here getting new tires. I’m very pleased with the friendly staff they have been very prompt, they used steering wheel covers and floor mats so they don’t get my vehicle dirty. I’m very pleased they had my tire size in stock. They even beat the price I found from
keep up the great work.

I was unable to put air in my tire at the gas station due to the timer turning off to fast. I came here and they inflated all my tires for free. Fast service and friendly.

I’ve been pricing tires and searching for a particular brand for several months. The Toyo T/​A tire according to several tire shops are on a national back order. Not only was Donny able to locate them (a vendor in Az. had some in stock) he was able to get them at a significate discount. These guys are great. The way they treat all who comes in the door is like being greeted by old freinds. They know what their talking about and know what their doing. Their sincere customer service sets the bar high that all LV valley businesses should strive for.

Excellent people to deal with. I’ve bought tires and had repairs done here for several years. The customer service and work done is always the BEST!

These guys are always so honest and helpful! The only place I come for all my tire needs! Keep up the great work!

This Discount Tire store in Las Vegas deserves the «Tire Store of the Year» award for customer service! My ex-​wife #1 recently started using my 2013 Chevy Camaro during her extended stay here in Las Vegas. I warned her that the right front tire had been slowly leaking air for the past few months… I had to put air in it every 3 days and was certain that a nail was the culprit. So I asked her to take the Camaro to a tire store and get the nail removed, the hole plugged to fix the slow leak. She took it to service adviser #713 William J Tuller Jr. at Discount Tire on N. Rancho in Las Vegas. Despite the fact that she had no appointment, and the tires were not from DT, Will treated Maggie like a VIP… Not only did his tech find the nail which was causing the slow air leak in the tire, he removed it and plugged the leak, then he also replaced the valve stem, high speed spin rebalanced the wheel/​tire, put air in all 4 tires… THEY DID ALL REPAIRS AT NO CHARGE!!! Maggie was pleasantly surprised when she went to pay the repair invoice and Will handed her the keys and said «There’s no charge, all the work is complementary… Thank you for choosing Discount Tire…» When Maggie came back and told me how much the repairs cost, I asked her a flurry of questions. How can Discount Tire repair punctured tired at no charge? Surely they’ll go BK doing stuff like that… Then I thought about it some more and realized that there is a method to their madness. Because any time I need wheels, tires or related items and services, I will go to Discount Tire! THAT IS HOW YOU CREATE CUSTOMERS FOR LIFE!

Thought I’d write the review while waiting. You know, kill some time. It is now 1500. No sarcasm today, just to the point.
Came with the wifey today to have the tires on the XB changed out. Pulled up, parked, walked in and was greeted right away.
Told them what we needed done, they checked the tire sizes and tread wear, and we’re able to pull up tire options right away. Paid for our tire choice, (btw, get the warranty), and are now watching them get down to work on the car.
Customer service here is great. They are very informative and knowledgeable. (Shoots, I would hope so), and staff is friendly. No up sale attempts.
Whoa!!! looks like their ready for us. Now 1513, really speedy here.
Love it. Need tire cae, come see these guys.
Very helpful. Don’t forget the warranty.

I wouldn’t come back. All they were focused on was selling me 4 new tires when all I needed was one. Sorry guys, I’ve been around the block a few times and know about tires.

It seems really silly to be writing a review for a tire shop. But when you come away from a visit to the business that leaves you smiling and actually shocked at the pure enjoyment of the experience, I guess you should share it.
There was nothing new, nothing magic, and nothing really complicated about what these guys did today. But it was so fundamentally enjoyable that it’s worth letting others know.
I picked up a screw in the tire of our brand new 2013 Ford Explorer. Naturally I took it to my Ford Dealer as that is sort of my default response. Since the puncture was not in the center of the tread, they stated categorically that they are not «allowed» to repair it. I think their «No» answer was sort of a reluctant one, meaning they wanted to help me but they’re not «permitted» to repair a puncture on the outer edge of the tread. And make no mistake, this is on the flat side of the tread that touches the road. This is not the sidewall by any stretch.
And to further the awkward nature of their response, they openly sent me down the road to Big O Tires on Rancho. So to get there, I had to drive south on Rancho and as I approached Big O tires, I noticed that there was also a Discount Tire on my side of the street. It was easier to turn into Discount Tires, than to flip a u-​turn and try to get to Big O. So I pulled into Discount Tires. That is when the fun began.
I hadn’t even finished parking my car but the happy attendant had already come out of the office to meet me. His name was Rich. I think it was Richard Knitowski. Not only was he Johnny-​on-​the-​spot, but he was immediately supportive, positive, and certain they could help. He took my keys and led me inside to «fill out some paperwork». I immediately began wondering, «Great, how much is this gonna’ cost me?»
Bottom line, it cost me nothing. They fixed the flat in about 15 minutes, checked the spare, checked the air in all the tires, not just the one they worked on. They appear to have washed all four tires and sprayed them with Armorall? Meanwhile, the whole team was helpful, welcoming, and friendly. Everything about the visit a bit of a surprise. Not in a big flashy way, but you could tell these were guys that were happy to be there. Happy to be on the job and happy to see you. That seems like it should go without saying. But I visited a Firestone store on Durango, north of the 215 last week, and the head/​lead guy (missed his name), flat out told me that he hates his job, and can’t wait to quit. No joke, he declared it proudly.
Nothing could more aptly describe the difference in my two Tire Store visits than to contrast those two guys. One made me want to get the H out of there. The other made me want to buy some burgers and bring them back to the team at Discount Tire.
Well done guys. We have four drivers and 5 vehicles in our family. That’s 20 tires on the road on any given week. We seem to have a flat or need tires every couple months. It’s sort of comforting to have a place you can go without worrying that they’re going to be a-​holes. In fact, I hate to admit it, but I’m sort of looking for a reason to go back. I have ordered a new wheel for the ’69 Chevy Nova that will arrive next week. It will need to be mounted and guess where I’m going ?!!
And don’t forget, they did this a no charge. I know that’s their policy and that’s how you win new customers. Well I’m here to tell you, it worked. I’m sold.

Tire light was on my dashboard. I was a worry and decided to take it to a tire shop. We drove into Discount Tire on Rancho Dr. It looked like they were busy and some customers were in the waiting room. When we pulled in, we noticed that the shop closes in 10 minutes! We almost drove away, when one of the techs gave us eye contact and smiled.
We parked went in the lobby to receive a warm welcome. We apologized for arriving so close to the closing time. We were greeted, introduced and our vehicle was inspected.
To sum-​it-​all-​up… this place is clean, organized, friendly and very knowledgeable. We received the best customer service, great quality work and we were back on the road in a short period of time after having our tire repaired.
This is going to be MY tire place from now on!
Thank you Discount Tire!

Came in today. for what I thought would be a tire rotation… front tires well worn on the outside… Tech pointed out front needed to be replaced I was happy he didn’t try to sell me four… at any rate drove out with two new tires. I do like them. got me in/​out in less than 40 minutes… I was pleased.

At 7 a.m. on a Thursday, I took my 2000 Camry to my favorite mechanic, James West Automotive down the street.
«My front end’s shimmyin’ and shakin’ somethin’ fierce,» I told Mr. West. He took one look and said, «It’s the tires.» He suggested Discount Tire.
That’s what I like about Mr. West. He shunned the opportunity to perform front-​end work on my car. He could have flimflammed me with automotive jargon and I wouldn’t have been any the wiser.
Since Discount Tire doesn’t open until 8 a.m. we had no choice but to visit Big Dog’s. We left the car at the tire shop and trudged a few doors up Rancho in the blistering morning heat to enjoy a delightful breakfast at Big Dog’s.
Back at the shop, an employee measured the tires with a gauge about the size of those little half-​pencils you find at the library. «Your tires are separating,» he announced. He pointed to a miniscule crack between a tread. Separation anxiety! New rubber quick!
Based on arcane tire terminology, I bought a set of nice Michelins for $ 89 each. They’re estimated to last 80,000 miles. Did I get a good deal? Who knows. I’m not a savvy consumer under the best conditions. With a 23-​ounce bomber of Big Dog’s double IPA in me, my ability to drive a hard bargain is compromised.
The salesman mentioned that the price included free replacement, roadside service, and so on. Only after the tires were installed and I received my statement was it clear they tacked on $ 56 for this coverage. They take advantage because you just want to be on your way and get the automotive ordeal over with. When dealing with automotive types, be on guard for deception and dishonesty.
I did get a $ 70 instant rebate, however. At first, the salesman offered a mail-​in rebate. Mail-​in rebates are crap. I told him I had no interest in any stinkin’ mail-​in rebate. Fine, he said, I’ll give you an instant rebate. It took some of the sting out of the warranty swindle.
My tires are stamped «1611,» which means they were manufactured in the 16^th week of this year. They were nice enough not to stick me with tires from 2007. The store wasn’t busy. Out of six or seven tire shop guys hanging around, only one did any work – the guy who installed the tires.
New rubber transforms the driving experience. The old jalopy handles like a dream.