Mr. Tire Auto Service CentersReviews of mrtire.com

Mr Tire Moon Township Pittsburgh PA were just amazing. My car had a tire which was leaking air and they looked at it straight away and found some metal in it. The technician repaired the tyre and refitted in less than 30 minutes i was on my way. They wouldn't take a payment for their work so i left a good tip as a thankyou. Would really recommend.

Made an appointment online for a tire repair. Mr Tire, California Maryland. I provided the vehicle make and model and the appointment was accepted. When i arrived one guy behind counter servicing a customer and another in a chair behind the counter. Counter guy said he would be right with me. I waited 15 minutes until the guy in the chair asked if i was there for an appointment for a H3 Hummer. I said yes. He then told me that the lift in tje shop could not raise my vehicle so tjey were cancelling appointment. Why not call me hours ago and save me the trip?????? Also, complete bs that car could not be lifted, they lift suvs larger than an h3 all the time. I then asked if they could just ise the floor jack to take off the leaking tire for repair….the response was i do t feel like messing with it and i have 2 four tire replacements to do. I knew better. Mr Tire is famois for raking customers over and poor service. Find a local mechanic ….Stay away from Mr Tire

I don't typically call out businesses publicly, but I believe this one is actively deceiving customers, and I feel obligated to share my experience. I brought my car in for 4 tires and an alignment. I was quoted $109 for the alignment. When the service was complete, my bill was significantly higher than expected. The alignment alone was charged at $134.99. The technician acknowledged the error and said he would correct it — but when I reviewed the bill afterward, he had only reduced it by $14.99, bringing it to $120, not the $109 I was quoted. That's when I also noticed a $40.98 charge for a TPMS Stem Kit — a service that was never mentioned, discussed, or authorized. I only discovered it after I had already paid and left. To make matters worse, I found a noticeable ding on my driver's side rear quarter panel that wasn't there before. I went back to address all of this directly. Having worked in tire shops myself, I told the technician plainly that we both know they did not service the O-rings on the TPMS sensors. He didn't deny it. I was overcharged on the alignment and billed $40.98 for a service that was never performed and never disclosed. That's not a billing mistake — that's deceptive business practice. Buyer beware

I purchased 4 tires and from the beginning they caused a shimmy from the front end that wasn't there before. I've taken my truck back 4 times and they still have not fixed the problem. All they are willing to do is rebalance the tires. I am finished dealing with Mr. Tire in Eldersburg, they are the worst tire dealer in Maryland.

I bought 4 new tire and scheduled on line, the clerk said he could not see my online order, tried to beat me on the $120 coupon until I pointed it out. He then charged me $35 per tire road hazard insurance without asking me or explaining what it is. Then I was charged $120 for an oil change. Very greedy, dishonest company with very disceptive business practice. Not surprised to see a 1 star review here. I’ll never spend a penny at Nr. Tire, wish I would have read the reviews first. Shame on Mr. Tire, complete crooks.

I have the same experience. Stopped by for an oil change. There was no engine light on the time I dropped my key to them. After an hour wait, the customer service man told me your engine light is on. I said,” that’s ok.” Because Range Rover typical engine light warning doesn’t stay long. They on and off so often. But this time, the light is on permanent and my engine starts shaking unusual. I tried to look at engine and I found my hood latch handle missing too. I’m so upset to them. I’m done.

I came to this Mr. Tire location on November 21, 2025 for a simple oil change on my well-maintained 2017 Subaru BRZ. Manager Glen was immediately rude and resistant to processing my valid Fidelity Warranty service plan — I had to call Fidelity and hold my phone over the counter on speakerphone just to get him to do his job. 33 days later my engine was destroyed. The authorized Subaru dealership formally documented in writing that the oil level was incorrect following Mr. Tire's service and caused catastrophic engine failure — $8,952.09 in damages. I filed a claim with their insurer Travelers Insurance. Denied. I have filed complaints with the Ohio Department of Insurance, the Ohio Attorney General, and Subaru Corporate. I am pursuing this in Franklin County court. I am a server. This set me back years. Glen didn't want to do his job that day and I'm paying for it. Other customers — check your oil level immediately after any service here.

Mr. Tire Review in Oaklyn NJ. I reviewed Mr Tire and got a response that said if I needed more assistance to call the "store owner." So I called and was put on the line with a technician (Todd?). Todd said the store didn’t operate like that being 'individually owned' as it's corporate. So he finally put me on with NOEL, an assistant manager who behaved unprofessionally, was defensive and laughed at the situation. Also, NOEL gave me a corporate phone number (800-297-9886) that did not help at all. Those folks had to give me a different phone number to call. MR. TIREs assistant manager Noel, argued that AUTOZONE was at fault for selling Mr. Tire defective sensors, as if we should take our complaint to AutoZone. The point of this review is Mr Tire does not support its customers. We bought four new sensors with our tires. They turned out to all be defective. Now here is what led to this situation. Now for the events that led to aforementioned. In August 2024 we needed new tires. The tires were original to our 2018 Subaru Outback. We took the car to the Glassboro Mr Tire and had all four tires replaced. The total was $1137. In November of that year we noticed the TPMS light continuously coming on, so we took the car back to the Glassboro Mr Tire and they recommended we replace one of the sensors so we did. The total was about $115. About 14 months later, it started happening again. So we brought it to the Oaklyn Mr Tire because we had moved. They checked the sensors and recommended that ALL 4 be replaced. They said they have to be replaced every couple of years. But that’s weird because we’re older and this has never happened to us in our entire lives before using Mr Tire. So I googled it and yes, tire sensors do go bad—every 6-10 years!! Not in 14 months!! They outlive the life of the tire!! The four new sensors cost us $595 instead of $460, which is the Glassboro location’s price multiplied by four. So far these tires have cost us $1847!! This is some kind of scam Mr Tire, especially the Oaklyn location, has running. We decided to have them all replaced because we were upset and didn’t know what to do. We should have just left. But when this happens again—and it will—we will go to Tire Kingdom or even the dealership just to be treated like human beings. We are so mad!! Don’t go to Mr Tire—it’s a scam company!! Due to Noel, I am posting this review online via social media. #mrtire #tireshop #tirerepair #tires #tireservice #tire