Moe’s Tires Pit Stop 1298 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA 94110

"Hit a pothole (sinkhole!) on a Friday night and damaged a tire. Found Moe's online and went first thing Saturday morning. This is actually the first time I've had a tire issue so I was worried about the upsell. I definitely didn't need to worry-super nice and very fair price. They didn't have the tires I needed in SF so they brought them up from their San Bruno location as I was concerned about driving on the expressway with a bulge in my tire. From arrival to departure was just over an hour. Had breakfast a block over while they took good care of my girl. Got a text when work was complete as well a copy of the invoice, which I appreciate. Hope I don't have any more tire issues, but if I do, I know where to go. Thanks!"

"Highly recommend to anyone needing a flat tire repair. I had to get my car towed there at 7pm and they were able to patch it and get me out in 30 minutes. Everyone was really nice and helpful too."

"These guys are incredible! I had a nail in my tire and they were the only shop in San Francisco that was open past 5:30 pm. My regular shop wanted to replace the tire instead of repairing it . Moe’s took care of my tire in 20 minutes, and it was not expensive at all. They are also very friendly and nice which is pretty rare nova days. Recommend!!"

"I give them five stars because of their customer service and honesty. Value is reasonable since you do your homework before to go there. I contacted them online and phone first, and they gave me the offer and the quote. Then after I went there, I paid exactly the same as the quote for the new tires, tire installation and service. They are located inside the gas station, just like a garage, but they work great as the professionals, and they do their job carefully; their stock of new tires are reasonable and full of transparency (Maybe you should also check them first before to buy). Shoutout to their staffs and manager because they are extremely friendly and honest like my neighborhood. Bottom line: 1. Do your homework first before to buy; also learn your car first, so you can make decision better on your own before buying. 2. Since you know exactly what you are going to work there, you are fine. Don't be overthinking. 3. They are just running business like the neighborhood, don't expect too much like you are going to the 6 star hotel. But again, they work great and do their job professionally. Can't complain."