Mesa Tire,

2255 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, CA 92627

"This place was great, I will be coming back if my car has any future issues. It was a quick turn around at a good price with clear communication so that's really all one can ask for. The diagnostic investigation was cheap to get an estimate. Called me back in under 2hrs with an update that they found the leak/broken part. Provided me the quote over the phone with the exact price for everything all in (Diagnostic fee, parts, labor, install, with fluids topped off). They completed it all the same day and paid exactly what was quoted. Car no longer leaks and they stand behind their work for 2 years with a warranty."

"Great shop. Fair pricing quick service. Highly recommend"

"Worst place to go if you have a flat tire and you need help. They will blackmail the hell out of you with different prices and then ask you to go to a different tire shop if you tried to negotiate. It happened with me several times. Other tire stores repair a flat tire for $20. This store will ask for $30 and then offer to do it at $25. This was my go to store, and I really liked it but they have Jacked up their prices quite a bit and the performance has been bad."

"I was helped out immediately when my 4 spark plugs were found burnt inside the emissions coil & 2 tires were gone! Great customer service, thank you everyone for your help!!"

"Sent my wife in with two brand new tires to have them mounted. On the way home she noticed the car was riding ruff and bouncy. In the morning I checked the tire pressure which was 47 psi cold! way over the 42 psi it should be. A day later she said the car was shacking badly at 60+ mph so I took it for a ride and noticed the same thing. Told her to go back to Mesa Tires and have them rebalance the wheels. Upon arrival she was told by "Joe " that they do not balance the rear wheels because they are just following the front wheels ???? What a bunch of BS! The incompetence and lying is mind blowing at this place. " Joe " told her that they could check the car out for vibrations at a additional $45 and assured her its not the rear wheels. Took the car to a real tire shop and had them check the wheels. They were shocked to find old weights on the wheels with the new tires. I took pictures of how bad the imbalance was. So please find " Joe " something less technically demanding to do, sweeping the floor would be a good start."