Brand Certified
Fountain Tire
4.5(8 reviews)
Certified by Fountain Tire • Mar 01, 2026
Business Details
1952 Spall Road, Kelowna, BC
V1Y 4R1, Canada
Certified by Fountain Tire • Mar 01, 2026
(250) 860-3993
Certified by Fountain Tire • Mar 01, 2026
https://www.fountaintire.com/stores/kelowna-bc/
Certified by Fountain Tire • Mar 01, 2026
About
Certified by Fountain Tire • Mar 01, 2026
Tire Shop
Fountain Tire in Kelowna, a leading tire dealer offering Goodyear, Dunlop and Kelly tires for cars, trucks, Atv's, trailers and fleets.
Details
- Credit cardAvailable
- DebitAvailable
- Mobile paymentsAvailable
- [Free/Paid] wi-fiNot available
Location
Certified by Fountain Tire • Mar 01, 2026
Hours
Certified by Fountain Tire • Mar 01, 2026
Reviews
4.5
8 reviews
5 stars
7
4 stars0
3 stars0
2 stars0
1 star
1
- ATAshley ThompsonFeb 12, 20265.0I highly recommend this fountain tire location! Cameron and his team are great to deal with and they go above and beyond to help us out and provide excellent customer service!
- SMSteve MarcotyFeb 12, 20261.0I strongly question the honesty and integrity of this shop. They worked on my vehicle and destroyed my wheel lock nuts. Instead of asking me where the lock nut key was (it was clearly sitting on the passenger seat inside the car), they didn’t even bother to ask. It’s hard not to feel like this was done to increase the bill. I was charged $20 for four new nuts after they ruined the originals. What makes it worse is that they didn’t even have the decency to tell me they damaged my lock nuts while I was paying the bill. I only discovered the damage after I got home. That is completely unacceptable. When they start working on my car I received a phone call telling me my brakes were “metal to metal” and that all four brake pads needed to be replaced immediately. That’s a serious and alarming claim meant to create urgency. When I got home, I removed the wheels myself and inspected the brakes. The pads are clearly mid-wear, not metal-to-metal, and not in urgent need of replacement. There is still plenty of friction material left. I will be sharing photos with this review so people can see the actual condition for themselves. If I didn’t have basic mechanical knowledge, I could have easily paid a large bill for repairs that were completely unnecessary. This kind of behavior is exactly why so many people don’t trust mechanic shops. I strongly warn people to be cautious before bringing their vehicle here. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this shop and advise others to think twice before trusting them with their car.
- RRRickJan 6, 20265.0Greats service and a fair price.
- TGT GNov 15, 20255.0They beat the price of Kal-Tire even with my discount there. Speedy service and knowledgeable people who work there. After my new tires and oil change were done my car was making a funny sound like it was gurgling and Cameron the owner told me to come back and he would take a look. By the time we got there the noise disappeared but he still went to check it out so that was much appreciated. Would recommend based on the customer service alone.
- SKSammy KalnyNov 7, 20255.0Absolutely lovely experience. I was going to leave back to Alberta this morning and realized I had no tire tread left and needed to get a new pair of tires quick. They were able to order the tires I needed and get them put on my car by the afternoon. Cameron is an absolute lifesaver and made the whole experience much less stressful. Thank you all :))
Frequently Asked Questions About Fountain Tire
When should I replace my tires?
Tires wear out over time, and how long they last depends on things like road conditions, driving habits, inflation, and temperature. The best way to know when to replace them is to check them regularly.
Common ways to measure tread include the following.
- Tread wear bars: When these are flush with the tread, it’s time to replace.
- Coin test: If too much of the coin shows, your tread is low.
- Tread depth gauge: The most accurate way to measure.
If your tread is low or you see cracks, bulges, or notice vibration, come see us.
What are some signs my vehicle is out of alignment?
It doesn’t take much to throw your alignment off—potholes, curbs, or just everyday driving. Poor alignment can lead to faster tire wear and poor handling.
Common signs include:
- Vehicle pulls to one side
- Crooked steering wheel
- Uneven tire wear
- Loose or unstable steering
- Vibration in the steering wheel
If something feels off, we’re happy to take a look.
What’s included in the seasonal car care package?
Our seasonal car care package gets your vehicle ready for the weather ahead. It includes:
- Fresh engine oil and filter
- Chassis lubrication (as needed)
- Charging and starting system check
- Brake inspection
- Fluid top-ups
- Belt and hose inspection
- Battery test
- Tire and pressure check
- Heating/cooling system check
- Lights, wipers, and overall safety check
It’s a great way to make sure your vehicle is ready for the season.
What do the numbers on my tires mean?
The numbers on your tire’s sidewall tell you the size, load rating, and speed rating.
Example: 225/55R17 97H
- 225 – Tire width (mm)
- 55 – Height as a % of width
- R – Radial construction
- 17 – Wheel diameter (inches)
- 97 – Load rating (how much weight it can carry)
- H – Speed rating (maximum safe speed)
These numbers help us match you with the right tire.
When should I put my winter tires on?
A good rule of thumb: when you can see your breath — about 7°C and below. At that temperature, all-season tires start to harden, while winter tires stay flexible and grippy. Booking early helps you beat the rush.
Brand Certified Facts from Fountain Tire
This information is certified by Fountain Tire and published from the brand's official system of record. Data is distributed through an enterprise-grade knowledge management platform. Learn more about our data sources
Certified March 01, 2026Yext Knowledge Graph
- Address
- Categories
- Geo coordinates
- Legal business name
- Hours of operation
- Phone number
- Official website