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Hey Dayton neighbors – did you know that Tire Discounters includes a free alignment with a standard 4-tire installation?
In case you haven’t heard, our family-owned and operated tire stores offer the best value and tire deals in the business. We’re located just down the road from you at 7976 N Dixie Dr, and carry a huge selection of tire brands like Michelin, Pirelli, Continental, BF Goodrich, Goodyear, Nexen, and many more. In other words… if you want it, we’ve got it.
Swing by the shop today, or get in touch with us at (937) 665-2200.
Many customers praised the friendly and helpful staff, highlighting positive interactions and quick service.
Service Quality
There were mixed reviews regarding the quality of service, with some customers reporting issues like improper tire pressure and incomplete jobs, while others noted excellent service and timely repairs.
Communication
Several reviews mentioned a lack of communication regarding wait times and service updates, leading to frustration among customers.
Pricing Issues
Customers expressed concerns about pricing transparency, with some feeling they were upsold or charged hidden fees.
Safety Concerns
Multiple reviews raised alarms about safety practices, including improper tire installations and neglecting to address critical vehicle issues.
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John Humbert
Nov 9, 2025
1.0
Customers BEWARE/ 0 Stars if I could;
On October 11, I went to Tire Discounters in Beavercreek/Fairborn for an alignment check/alignment. Just a routine service item. I'm normally wary of big chain stores, but thought "hey, they advertise alignments, they do a lot. They're probably good at them". Wrong.
Starting off, I was charged for a four wheel alignment while my vehicle (a truck with a solid rear axle) only calls for a front end/two wheel alignment. Not a big deal, IF they were able to perform that correctly. Spoiler alert, they were not.
First attempt at returning my vehicle to me, I did not have to leave the parking lot to notice that my steering wheel was very off-centered (it was not before) and I had multiple new illuminated warning lights on my dash. Six trips back on the alignment rack and a plea to a very nice but seemingly incapable technician (I don't care if I have to stay here all day. Make my vehicle right) we now have a "modified" spec sheet that says it is within specs, but a traction control light on the dash. While he and another technician spend time attempting to clear this light, I look underneath the vehicle. Oh, did I mention that he kept trying to tell me that an off-centered steering wheel was normal and acceptable? Also told me after the third time on the alignment rack that I was going to need struts. This is important later.
As I look beneath my vehicle, I can't help but notice the protective boot on my right front tie rod, that protects important components, such as the steering rack, is DESTROYED. Shredded. Upon asking him about this, I am told something like "If you replace the part, I'll take care of the next alignment." Unacceptable. Plus the fact that he was not going to tell me that my vehicle was damaged.
Fast forward, I make contact with a higher up at Tire Discounters. He offers to let me have a "thorough inspection" performed at a different Tire Discounters, for additional damages caused by the Beavercreek/Fairborn location. I choose the North Dixie location, close to my work. Mistake number two.
Not only do they fail to notice the additional damages at this location (left protective boot also ripped, both inner tie rods and rack now exposed to the elements, a melted bit of strut, and a melted bit of wheel liner), they proceed to cause MORE damages. "We pried between your knuckle and lower control arms with a pry bar. You need ball joints. We can do that for roughly $1200".
Upon hearing these wonderful new noises (when hitting a bump, my front end now sounds like it's falling out. That was never the case before) and the fact that they were able to do nothing to get me feeling safe in my vehicle again, I raised the vehicle myself to do an inspection of their "work"
Upon sending these photos and everything to the first gentleman, I hear nothing back for weeks. Finally, once I have stated that my next step is to contact the Ohio Attorney General's Office, I am contacted by a different regional manger, who listens to what my experience has been like thus far, agrees to correct the problem and pay for parts, so on. That was on October 29th. No one has reached out to me since, no one will return my messages in regards to this matter.
I have been without a safe vehicle since October 11th, as a result of Tire Discounters negligence, incompetence, and just overall lack of concern about the safety of their customers and others on the road.
I attempted to reach Mr. Jamie Ward, president and CEO, via LinkedIn, just as a last attempt. No response.
I have filed a formal complaint with the Ohio Attorney General's Office. And in the meantime, I will be sharing my experience everywhere I can. I would be ashamed to operate a business and treat my customers the way I have been treated here.
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Neil Fueston
Nov 7, 2025
1.0
Bought tires a year ago the 2 front tires both were bald had threads showing and the back 2 wont hold air . We talked to them and they wrte not willing to replace or discount new tires . Its ridiclous i dont think they did front end alignment on car when i got tires . Basically they said i was sol . Nevrr buy tires again from this plave substandard tires poor customer service
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Mandie
Sep 25, 2025
5.0
I needed tires and an alignment on my car. The place was clean and the workers were so patient and helpful!!! I will return when the need arises!
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Nicole Arrowood
Aug 22, 2025
1.0
My husband and I took his car here to get a tire patched and an oil change a month ago it took 2.5 hours and was told there was no way to patch the tire so had to buy a new which was fine but the oil change and tire cost almost $300 aside that a week ago his oil light came on so he took his car to get the oil light addressed and the oil plus was most out and there was no oil in his car. He was told if he would have gone much longer he would have ruined his engine. We just bought the car a year ago not sure how u forget to tighten an oil polish when you had the car in service for almost 3 hours. Never will we return to this location posting to warn anyone if u need an oil change to avoid this shop
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Thomas Long
Aug 14, 2025
1.0
Brake job, didn’t bleed the brakes. Gave me a vehicle with no brakes. I couldn’t stop in the parking lot. Did anyone do a test drive?
I understand bad service, this was life threatening.
The #1 cause of uneven or rapid tire wear is misalignment. Your vehicle also may pull to one side or feel "loose" when steering, and you might even observe a drop in fuel economy. Alignment is critical to tire life and vehicle safety. In fact, if you install new tires on a misaligned vehicle, some manufacturers won't even honor your tire warranty. Everyday driving, potholes, hard turns, and sudden stops, gradually knock your wheels out of alignment. This wear is natural, but it can quickly chew through your tires. That's why Tire Discounters includes a FREE alignment ($129.99 value) when you purchase 4 tires installed. It's just another way we help you get more life (and more value) out of your tires.
How do I get a free alignment?
At Tire Discounters, when you purchase any 4 tires with installation, you get a FREE alignment. A 4 wheel alignment is valued at $129.99, and comes with a 12 month warranty.
How much is an alignment at Tire Discounters?
Tire Discounters is only major automotive service retailer that gives you a FREE Alignment with any 4 tire purchase with installation. Normally, a 4 wheel alignment at Tire Discounters is $129.99 and comes with a 12 month warranty. For multi year alignment policies, you can have as many alignments as you need within the specified time period.
What’s included with installation at Tire Discounters?
Tire Discounters is only major automotive service retailer that gives you a FREE Alignment with any four tire purchase with installation. We also include mounting and balancing, lifetime rotation, lifetime balancing, lifetime tire pressure adjustments, and free tire repair, all designed to help make your tires last longer.
How often should you get your tires rotated?
Most tire manufacturers recommend you get your tires rotated every 5,000 miles or so to ensure even tread wear that extends tire life.
Can I finance my tires or automotive service at Tire Discounters?
Yes, Tire Discounters offers a credit card with flexible financing options and benefits. You can even prequalify with no impact to your credit score.
Does Tire Discounters offer a Road Hazard warranty?
Yes, Tire Discounters offers Road Hazard, we call it the Worry Free Guarantee. No matter where you are in the country, if you hit something and your tire is damaged as a result, we'll fix or replace it. In other words, we'll be a phone call away no matter where the road takes you.
Do I need an appointment at Tire Discounters?
No, appointments at Tire Discountes are never required, but always recommended.
Which brands of tires does Tires Discounters carry?
Tire Discounters carries all major brands, including Michelin, Cooper, Goodyear, BFGoodrich, General, Kenda, Nexen, Pirelli, and Toyo (and many more).
How much is tire repair at Tire Discounters?
For only $34.99, Tire Discounters repairs tires using a vulcanized patch, the best in the industry. We dismount the tire, patch it from the inside, remount the tire, and balance it. If you bought your tire from us, tire repair is FREE for the life of your tire.
Does Tire Discounters fill up tires for free?
Yes, no matter where you bought your tires, we'll fill them up for free. Can you believe some places still charge for this?
Does Tire Discounters sell used tires?
No, Tire Discounters does not sell used tires. We do offer a large selection of new tires at an affordable price point, along with flexible financing options for your convenience.
What services does Tire Discounters in Dayton offer?
Tire Discounters offers tires, alignments, oil changes, brake services, shocks & struts, custom wheels, and more automotive services.
Do I get a free alignment when purchasing tires at Tire Discounters?
Yes, a free alignment is included with any standard 4-tire installation at Tire Discounters, valued at $129.99 with a 12-month warranty.
Which tire brands are available at Tire Discounters in Dayton?
They carry major tire brands including Michelin, Pirelli, Continental, BF Goodrich, Goodyear, Nexen, Cooper, Bridgestone, and many more.
How often should I get my tires rotated?
Most tire manufacturers recommend rotating tires every 5,000 miles to ensure even tread wear and extend tire life.
Does Tire Discounters require appointments for service?
No, appointments are never required but are always recommended at Tire Discounters.
What payment options does Tire Discounters in Dayton accept?
They accept payments via American Express, Apple Pay, Android Pay, Cash, Discover, Financing, Mastercard, and Visa.
Is Tire Discounters in Dayton wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the store has wheelchair accessible entrances, parking, seating, and restrooms.
Are there any nearby restaurants where I can eat before or after my visit to Tire Discounters?
Yes, nearby restaurants include McDonald's, Taco Bell, Subway, and Dutch Bros Coffee, all close for a quick meal or coffee break.
How can nearby Walmart locations assist customers visiting Tire Discounters?
Walmart Dayton - York Commons Blvd and Walmart Tech are nearby, offering convenient shopping and tech repair services customers may combine with their tire or auto service visits.
What nearby services are available if I need financial or locksmith assistance when visiting Tire Discounters?
Nearby financial services include Fifth Third Bank and Fifth Third Mortgage. For locksmith needs, KeyMe Locksmiths and minuteKEY are close by.