Tire Choice Auto Service Centers

Reviews

• GB

  Gisella Banga

  Oct 1, 2026
  5.0
  I didn’t have to wait for an oil change. This is the first time here. Hopefully they will order specials in the future.
• ME

  Marvin Ellsworth

  Sep 25, 2026
  5.0
  I purchased tires on-line and had them shipped to Tire Choice, where they mounted, balanced and put them on our Honda Odyssey. They were friendly and did a good job.
• RL

  Robert Ledford

  Aug 25, 2026
  5.0
  This store was a one star on my last visit and I was not coming back for anything. I found myself needing some work done and didn’t want to drive to another area so I gave them another chance. Well good thing because they had another manager from the Valrico store working here and what a great experience. His name was Mac and he was very friendly and helpful. I hope that he can be here in the future or I will be driving to his store. Thanks Mac
• DR

  David Reed

  Aug 21, 2026
  5.0
  The team at Mavis is always there for you. Quick service and quality work. Thank you Mavis.
• VV

  Vadim

  Jul 17, 2026
  1.0
  I visited the location to purchase and install tires. After receiving the car, I noticed the following list of issues: - Two rims were scratched in the center, with a severely damaged logo on one of the rims. - One of the TPMS sensors was broken. - Missing valve stem cap (there was a nice set of aluminum caps; now one of them is missing and I have to buy another set). - Wrong mileage stated on the work order. This error will cause Carfax and AutoCheck to report a mileage discrepancy, and I will have to reach out to their support to remove the mileage from the service record. - Alignment was ordered and I had to ask for the alignment diagnostic chart. The chart did not indicate the VIN or license plate number. It is not clear which car this chart is referencing. It is not even clear at this point if the alignment was even done. - The road hazard warranty was included and no proper documentation was provided. Upon questioning Paul (the white boomer guy with crooked teeth), the manager, who said that his last name was “none of your business,” about the rim damage, he became hyper-aggressive. He started to reiterate that it was curb rash (in the center of the rim, yeah, right). He did replace the TPMS sensor, but with the attitude like he was doing me a favor (mmhm, you replaced the OEM Toyota sensor with some cheap crap that will fail in a year — thanks, I guess). In the end, he went on a deranged rant describing how he works on nice rims of expensive cars like Mercedes and I was giving him trouble with a “measly Toyota” (all the time I was the only person in the shop — no other customers in sight). Then he continued his ramblings and offered to change a tire on his Mercedes (not sure what he wanted to prove, apparently just trying to flex with his car, but looking at his car maintenance skills, I don’t even want to think about his “Mercedes” condition and market value). He concluded the circus with a threat to call the police on me because I am a “scammer” (yeah, that’s rich, coming from a stereotypical crooked car mechanic). I encouraged him to do so and to turn on speakerphone, as I would love to hear the police’s reply. He replied he would do it later, and of course he didn’t call them, as he appears to be the kind of person who never does what he promises. So visit this location if you want to see comically rude staff and get your car damaged. And ignore any response on this review — Monro/TireChoice’s parent company doesn’t care about bad service at their locations. There is a Mavis chain store just across the road — go there. There is a reason why Mavis is usually booked and this place is always empty.

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