Anillo Tires

They moved to a new location 3948 Nw 27 St just two blocks away from where they were. I purchased 4 new tires at a great price compared to Costco and tire kingdom. Even though the old man «Anillo» no longer owns it I still decided to come back and I was glad I did, the new place is great, very clean and spacious. They now also offer other services of vehicle repair. I got 4 new tires up and ready to go in way less than an hour for way less $ (I called first to compare). The service was great and the lady in the counter (Dani) was extremely nice. I would definitely keep coming back still.

The management of the business is now in the hands of a young man Alex Guerrero who in his obvious youth is yet to learn the meaning of customer service. He seems to think that it means to act very agreeably and allowing the customer to think that he (Alex) is «right on top of things» except that he is not. I had not been here for some time as one only patronizes a tire store every 30k miles or so. It turns out Mr. Anillo (a man you could always trust to deliver on his promises) has retired and this young man is running things now. I was very surprised when I drove to the store at midday and there was not a single car to be seen. In past days dozen of tires were being installed every day, including on taxicabs. This store is now a ghost town and understandably so. I initially patronized Anillo for his great prices and then over time, for his integrity and charm. I never got to buy a tire from Alex because I am not sure where he stands on integrity. A great price is only a good deal if you feel the store will support the customer after money exchanges hands. I don’t think I want to try to find this out from the new management.

My parents used to come to this place all the time when I was a kiddie. So when I was suddenly faced with the choice to replace my disgustingly bald tires (mainly because I got a flat and figured it was a good time to change them) I was happy to find that this place was still in service.
My bf is one to research EVERYTHING. Yes, everything. So, it was no different when it came to my tires. We called, and went, to various places. At Costco, our beloved wholesale store, the price to replace my tires was close to $ 500 and that was with a special. Everywhere we inquired it appeared as though we were going to have to dish out some serious cash to be able to replace my tires. Luckily I remembered this place, Anillo Tire Co., and called for an estimate. They told us it would be from $ 65 (each tire) for Goodyear tires. So we made an appointment and off we went.
We got there and there was a LONG line of cars waiting to be serviced. We thought we would NEVER get out of there and was quickly starting to regret the decision we made to come to this place. We waited maybe 20 min and once the car was mounted it took, seriously, about 5 – 10 min. It was so fast.
The place isn’t big, but they have a little waiting area in which the owners make you coffee while you wait. They have a lot of workers so I guess that’s why they are so fast and efficient. The service is great. They really try and take care of your needs as quickly as possible.
We are definitely coming back when we have to replace my bf’s tires.