Mr. Tire Auto Service Centers

Reviews

• KG

  K. Gathers

  2 days ago
  4.0
  Excellent professional counter person. Got oil change & tire rotation. Was quoted a $768, price for front brakes only. ... Overpriced. Went to Mavis and saved $233. Very pleasant staff. Cameron was very knowledgeable and helpful. Polite.
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  Heather Nelson

  Jan 20, 2026
  5.0
  Due to the cold weather, my weak battery took a turn for the worst (or should I say, refused to turn over). My AAA guy recommended Mr. Tire because they have the capability to get the battery connected with minimal disruption to my car's electric system (raises fist at these newfangled cars). I came in on a snowy Sunday afternoon. Took maybe an hour and they had related my Tire for me as a courtesy since the low pressure indicator light was on. Thank you for your help! Very professional, and I appreciated how you kept the other person waiting updated on the progress of their vehicle. Will definitely come here again.
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  Stephen Briglia

  Jan 19, 2026
  5.0
  Great friendly professional service with emphasis on customer service and satisfaction,
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  Michael Kozak

  Jan 19, 2026
  5.0
  Drove away from this location extremely satisfied. Management is professional and courteous, prices are reasonable, the work gets done quickly, and I haven't had any issues with the tires. With so many auto shops around, having a local place that I know I can trust is a huge relief and I would absolutely recommend this location to anybody that needs work done.
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  Robert Henick

  Jan 12, 2026
  1.0
  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!!

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