Tire Choice Auto Service Centers

Reviews

• RL

  robert langlois

  2 days ago
  5.0
  Quick and easy check in and job done on time and done right
• PB

  Paige Bierma

  Sep 29, 2026
  5.0
  These guys are super nice and will check and fill your tires for you (even if you don’t buy anything). Apparently California gas stations are supposed to provide free air to customers by law but it’s hard to find one that does.
• JD

  Joey Devine

  Sep 22, 2026
  5.0
  Jack was incredibly helpful and very quick with getting my tire replaced. He made a stressful situation so much less painful! I highly recommend him and Tire Choice.
• JM

  Jim Meyer

  Sep 5, 2026
  5.0
  Found a screw in my tire mid afternoon Saturday on a holiday weekend and my usual place couldn’t get me in before Tuesday. Jack set me up and got me taken care of in an hour so I wasn’t carless for the rest of a three day weekend. Awesome service!
• DA

  Dave A

  Aug 16, 2026
  1.0
  1 STAR — SERIOUS SAFETY CONCERN I’m writing this review primarily to warn other customers, because what happened to me was not simply poor service, it was a serious safety concern. My vehicle gave me a low tire-pressure warning around 5:15 PM, so I immediately made an appointment at this Tire Choice location. Before arriving, I specifically told Jack that I was not looking to buy tires; I was concerned about a possible puncture that might need a patch. Jack checked all four tires. When he first checked the driver-side rear tire, I heard him say 24 PSI. He later told me all four tires had simply been low, generally around 28–31 PSI, and that everything was completely normal. He assured me that all four were now at 33 PSI. I specifically questioned this because I’ve had this vehicle for a significant amount of time and had never received this warning without an underlying reason. I asked him to make sure there wasn’t a puncture. Jack repeatedly assured me that everything was fine and there was nothing to worry about. Thankfully, I trusted my instincts and went to another tire shop for a second opinion. After driving only about 4–5 miles, the second shop quickly discovered a sharp piece of metal/blade lodged in the SAME driver-side rear tire. That tire was at only 20 PSI. I have attached a photo of the object they removed. Think about that: minutes earlier, I had specifically asked a tire shop to investigate a low-pressure warning and possible puncture and was assured that the tire was fine and inflated to 33 PSI. A few miles later, another shop found it at 20 PSI with a sharp object lodged in it. This could have become a serious safety issue had I trusted that assessment and continued onto the freeway. At minimum, continuing to drive on a rapidly losing tire could have caused additional damage and turned a relatively simple repair into a much more expensive problem. A tire failure at freeway speed could obviously have far more serious consequences. I called afterward intending to report what happened to the manager. Jack answered and informed me that he himself was the manager, which made the experience even more concerning. Mistakes can happen, but when a customer specifically reports a tire-pressure warning and asks about a possible puncture, repeatedly assuring them that everything is completely fine without identifying the actual problem is unacceptable. I’m extremely thankful I got a second opinion. I’m posting this because I don’t want another customer to ignore their instincts and continue driving because they were told everything was “fine.” Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this location for something as important as tire safety.