Tire Discounters

Reviews

• TS

  Ted Swallow

  Nov 12, 2025
  1.0
  I have been attempting to call to get a quote on some tires. Apparently this place is now closed after 4:30pm when their site posts that they close at 6:pm. This is the third time I have attempted to call and got a phone message saying I have called after their business hours. Guess after buying many sets of tires over the last 20 years here I'm going to take my business elsewhere.
• AP

  Amanda Petroff

  Oct 27, 2025
  1.0
  Anyone looking locally for an auto repair shop needs to avoid the former “Huddle Tire”. As a customer at the Richland location for 7+ years, I was cautious when Tire Discounters bought out the location a few years ago. I gave it a chance, yet also wasn’t in for more than one set of tires and a flat repair over the past year. Last week, I was in for what I hoped was an easy flat repair. The previous manager who took over at the transition was no longer there. I mentioned to the new manager that I was in need of front brake pads, and I asked her if the tech who looked at my tire could also take a quick look at my brakes to confirm if the rear needed pads as well. 20 minutes later, I was told that A) the flat was not repairable, because it was too close to the sidewall, and they were suggesting 4 new tires (since I own an AWD Subaru), and B) I needed an all around brake job including rotors - front and back. I asked about the flat first, and when the tech brought out the tire with the damaged area marked, it looked to be repairable to my knowledge. I was quoted $633.80 for 4 of their cheapest tires installed, and $1,574.41 for front & rear rotors & brakes. I knew the quote for the brake job alone was exaggerated, and I was fairly certain the tire was repairable, so I had them put my spare on and I left frustrated. 1) I stopped at Autozone for a quote on front and back brake pads and rotors. Their parts out the door: under $500. Huddle Tire Discounters cost for parts alone within my quote: $1,027.99!! 2) I then drove to Walmart automotive to see if they’d be able to patch the damaged tire, which Huddle had said was not repairable. Walmart tech said yep, and had me back on the road for $15 plus tax! 3) Made an appointment in Nelsonville at Rick’s for the brake job. No surprise, I only needed front and back pads…rotors were FINE. Total cost, less than half the price of Huddle’s quote. I no longer trust the techs or manager at this location, and they have permanently lost my business. Their company encourages inflated sales, rather than taking the best care of their customers for a fair price. Avoid like the plague. Also note: 7 of the most recent 10 Google reviews for this location are 1 star, and have all been posted in the last 3 months!
• JO

  Jeffrey Oliver

  Oct 13, 2025
  1.0
  I had a 9:30 AM appointment to have my tire looked at. After close to an hour and a half, my vehicle still hadn’t even been pulled out of the parking space. When I asked the woman at the desk if there was an ETA, she replied, “they could pull it in and look at it real quick.” I honestly don’t understand the point of making an appointment if this is how it’s handled. I completely understand that things can run behind, but there was no communication or updates the entire time. I wasn’t a walk-in — I scheduled ahead and expected at least to be kept in the loop. It was just disappointing. I wish I had the same positive experiences as others.
• AW

  Andrew Wooten

  Sep 15, 2025
  1.0
  Store manager has no idea what she is talking about or doing. This place is a joke. Took my business elsewhere.
• AB

  Amanda Balch

  Aug 27, 2025
  1.0
  I had a 2 O'clock appointment for 1 tire to be changed. I wanted to leave at 345 because they still had not takin my car to be done. And the secretary was no where to be found so I could leave. Finally a mechanic came out and went and got my key for me. Poor service on the secretaries be half.

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