Haven's II New & Used Tires

"I went here today cuz my tire been going flat for the last couple of months being cheap I thought I was going to need a replacement tire any other place where they try to get me by a new tire they told me exactly was wrong gave me a fair reasonable price that's my second time going there and I live West Baltimore and I will go all the way back from west to east just to go down"

"Great place to get your tire patched. Good price and fast service. Your in and out in about 8 mins tops. Highly recommend when your tire is leaking. Employees very nice and hardworking."

"Fantastic service. We went to another shop and they dented our rim. They were friendly and fixed the rim so fast and it didn’t cost much either."

"Quick nd fast service. Almost didn’t have to say a word. Ever need some work done, definitely come here."

"Tire Balancing! Went to Havens (Christian's) in Baltimore because I needed a cheap, but courteous place to RE-CHECK the tires I bought at Elmers in Aberdeen. (see Elmer's in Aberdeen Back-Story) TODAY, I went to Haven's (Christian's) in Baltimore and got an eye-opening "Balancing". They fixed the mis-balance from Elmer's in Aberdeen, and pointed out that Elmer's sold me a "warped-tire". They removed those randomly place sticky-weights, and used the steel weights (like I had before). They took very little time to balance, but got both front tires perfectly balanced (0.00 & 0.00) I'll return and get my rear tires replaced a month or so, then re-post on how well it went. So Haven's (Christian's) in Baltimore is now my tire-place. It's not close to home, but they made me "Feel" at home with their fast, precise, courteous service. (((((Elmer's in Aberdeen Back Story) : Elmer's sold me two tires that made my car shake. I returned and had to argue with the Elmer's employee about the value of tire balancing. Elmer's said "it's good". Then Elmer's said, "It's not important", then Elmer's said, "it's close enough". Elmer's in Aberdeen took my steel weights, and told me that I didn't need them. Then Elmer's in Aberdeen proceeded to argue with me and conceded to place sticky-weights all-over the inside of the rim. The results were 5 variously placed sticky-weights, 1 steel weight, and a tire that STILL wouldn't balance at 0.25 & 0.25. Elmer's in Aberdeen said it was "good enough". The odd thing is that the employee didn't use the "distance to rim" measurement. How hard can it bee to use an Atlas WB-41? (End Elmer's in Aberdeen back-story) Soooo this is why I went to Haven's (Christian's) in Baltimore to get my tires balanced. I'm happy I did."