Hibdon Tires Plus 6625 Southwest 3rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73128

"**WOMEN BEWARE** My wife went to the 6625 SW 3rd St, Oklahoma City, OK 73128 location to have her work vehicle alignment worked on. While there the older gentleman at the front counter made some remarks towards her such as "your a badass to drive that car" "ear gauge's are sexy" while leaning over the counter closer to her while saying it which at this point she started feeling very uncomfortable and asked me to come up there and sit with her. After she was informed the car was finished and ready for payment she went back inside as I left in my vehicle. While picking up my son my wife informed me this same gentleman made another comment that was very inappropriate and sexual. "You know what the D said to the P?" Which her reply was, what? So he leaned in and spoke up and said. "You know what the D said to the P? Don't make me come in there" Google will not allow me to spell out the words, so I'm sure you understand what "D" and "P" is short for.. At this point my wife wants nothing to do with the guy and so uncomfortable she had no words and wanted to leave as fast as she can. I followed up with the manager over the phone which my wife believes it was the person at the counter. We will be following up with the corporate contact."

"Slow and incredibly overpriced. I purchased tires online and was quote a mounting, stem and lifetime balance price of $117.35. When I had that same work done, they hit me with a total of $234, double what they had said. What they did not tell me is that the original price was restricted to TireRack. They would not budge and even with a one time balance instead of lifetime, the charge still was $184.39. This is at least two to three times what shops all around the area charge for the same services: anywhere from $15 to $20 per tire including mounting, balancing and new stems (I checked two on the way home). For two or three times what I would have paid elsewhere, all I got was a 2.5 hour wait. I have used them for 25 years and hereto have bought many sets of tires from them. I will not be again. The manager's response: Don't threaten me with a good time."

"This location is absolute the best. My appointment was at 2. Was out of there by 2:30. I believe his name is Dave, he was the best. This location I would going to. NOT MIDWEST CITY'S LOCATION."

"I’ve been going to Hibdon for years. I’m not sure who all reads this report but if somebody actually does, they should contact some people at that store and get things fixed. First of all they lied when they said they reset my TPMS sensors after rotating. They absolutely did not. I checked it when I got home. That is just dishonest. I called the store and complained about this the next day. Also, the alignment is worse now than it was before I even had it done and this is not the first time that’s happened they need to have their machine recalibrated for alignments or get a new technician or both. I like Hibdons, but some of the shop employees just don’t do their job right at all which winds up being an extra expense to the customer to go back up there and have stuff redone again"

"Not accommodating at all… As we were leaving the OKC Outlet Mall late on a Saturday afternoon we saw the transmission cover under our pickup was hanging down. We needed to find someplace to get it on a lift to just remove it. We googled Hibdon Tire on SW 3rd St. and it showed they were open until 6:00 pm. We drove over there arriving a little after 5:30. There were several open stalls and it looked like they weren’t busy at all. I went in and was met by the manager type who told me they couldn’t take care of it until the next day. I tried to convince him that the vehicle only had to be raised up an just removed the two remaining bolts that were holding the cover on, but he wouldn’t budge. I told him we were from out of town and staying on the other side of town and that we wouldn’t be back. My wife suggested Walmart. So, we left Hibdon Tire at 5:38pm and headed to Walmart about 3/4 of a mile away. I went in the Walmart auto service area and told them my problem. The service advisor said to drive it up to the first stall and they would take care of it. I drove it up there and my wife got out and went in Walmart to shop. The technician drove it in and removed the cover in less time than it is taking me to write this and I was ready to go. The service advisor didn’t even charge me, but I gave him and the mechanic each a tip for being so accommodating (which I would have gladly done at Hibdon Tire too). I drove around to the front of Walmart, parked and was walking into the store to shop with my wife at 5:56pm."