Tire Kingdom

Reviews

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  Dolly Mayes

  Feb 24, 2026
  5.0
  I would like to tell everyone I had an excellent experience, Alvin who helped me told me exactly what was needed with the car, I did put two new tires on the car and they repaired a serpentine belt they did not push me for any other service they gave me the choice and that was honesty and very much appreciated I would go there again and again for the honesty that they provided to me five stars to tire Kingdom in Inverness 💯
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  Dio Brando

  Feb 24, 2026
  1.0
  I tried to get my sparkplugs changed and they flat out denied me. I just needed two changed, they said all or nothing. I just couldn't get out the last two because I didn't have the correct tools and they told me to go to Richies garage.
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  Mark Beck

  Feb 24, 2026
  1.0
  Recently purchased two tires for my 2023 Honda CR-V with about 41k miles. They told me that one of my front struts was leaking and quoted me about $1100 for the job. The car was under warranty so it would have been covered but I decided to get a second opinion. I took it to Love Honda in Homassasa where they told me that none of my struts were leaking or in any way defective. How disappointing that I have to find a new tire service store. I WON’T be back to TK Inverness. Trust matters.
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  Michael Wilcox

  Feb 23, 2026
  1.0
  The worst service experience I've ever had with a tire store. Very unprofessional and unethical. Do yourself a favor and don't even consider this store. I only went for tires and they tried to strong arm me into brakes, struts and shocks that didn't need to be replaced. After viewing my invoice they said I declined an extended warranty, which I didn't. I told them explicitly that I wanted free rotation for the life of my tires. They were very rude. I will be going strictly to Discount Tires from now on.
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  Maria Anderson

  Feb 10, 2026
  1.0
  I had my vehicle towed here solely for a tire repair, not for a full list of additional work. While my car was there, I received four phone calls in one day while I was working, which already felt excessive. When I explained that I was at work and needed time to review the recommendations, the tone shifted. I asked for an itemized breakdown of each repair with parts and labor, which is a very reasonable request. I was refused an emailed estimate and instead only sent photos of a computer screen, which showed cut-off text and incomplete descriptions of the recommended repairs. The screen itself was extremely confusing and difficult to interpret, even for me. I honestly cannot imagine how this would be handled by an elderly customer or someone with cognitive limitations, given how unclear the information was presented. After work, I called back specifically to ask for the price (parts and labor) for ONE item only — the valve cover gasket. I was speaking with a sales representative, while the manager, Robert, could clearly be heard frustrated and venting in the background. I was told that no price would be given unless I agreed to have all repairs done at once, and they refused to provide the cost for that single repair. Refusing to quote a stand-alone repair and pressuring a customer into approving everything or nothing is not professional. I did not authorize any engine work and was simply trying to make an informed decision. This experience felt unnecessarily aggressive and dismissive, and it’s not how customers should be treated.