Angels Tire Shop

"Popped a tire on Airport Way a couple of weeks ago (gash in the sidewall) and drove here on a donut since it was the closest option. - The guy overinflated my tire to ⚠️50 PSI⚠️ (should be 30 PSI, for reference). This is the main reason for the poor review. - Prices are...okay—if you know what to look for. They first offered me a couple of tires that were particularly worn to near the end of their lifespan. - They have a very sweet dog who hangs around. Got some good pets in while I waited. - There is no parking; the whole operation is one narrow driveway right off of the busy street with no way to turn around. Just pray that you don't get stuck in front of 3 other people who also can't turn around."

"This dude is the man!!!! I was in a bind and he came through last minute for me. This man has fair prices and is a true professional. If you need tires I HIGHLY recommend angels tires shop on lake city!!!!"

"This shop would be okay for older cars without the more up to date equipments (TPMS, Required Jack Pad Adapters, etc.). The only reason I took my BMW 430i to this shop was because my dad used to come here when he had his old truck and they had the cheapest quote $25/tire for unmounting the old tires, mounting new tires and disposing of the old tires. Other shops were charging up to $45/tire. (Keep in mind I purchased my tires online so I was a little limited on the shops that would install). Fast forward to when I actually had the tires mounted, the front 2 tires went on without too much of a hitch. About 20 minutes/ea. However, when they got to the rear, they were struggling to get the tires to fit. The owner even told me that the reason he is having difficulty with the tire is because of the indent for the TPMS sensor and raised my price by $5/each tire. This did not make sense to me because the front was the exact same and they did not have any issue. They also just covered my TPMS sensor with tire glue completely to try and cover the "hole". They ended up calling a previous employee they had to help them out. That person recommended mounting my tires on a different rim to stretch it out. They were able to mount the tires easily on some steelies, but had to wait about 1 hour after leaving the tires out in the sun. The technique worked, but it was about 2.5 hours total by the time they finished installing my tires Overall, I wouldn't recommend them for those with newer cars or care about their rims. Mine had deep gouges and scratches throughout by the time they finish. But they got the job done. I would have only given them 3 stars but the effort they put in to finish the job was worth +1 star"

"I brought in a dually and the owner had his 15 yrs old son helped him jack up my truck to change 3 tires. The owner and his son put the 2 jacks on both side under my steering tie rod on both ends in front to jack up the truck and I looked under omg wt?? I can see my tie rod is bent upward and I asked why are they doing that and the kid said any metal will hold up the truck. Anyways now my tie rod is bent as you can see in the pictures and I got some used tires. I guess I get what I paid for?? I should deserve better oh well don't bring your trucks here they don't know what they are doing. Seriously. Now I have to go to the junk yard and find a used tie rod."

"Been here multiple times. Always fast. Always courteous. Great prices for anyone on a budget or if you just need 1 or 2 tires and can't currently afford a whole set new. 5 stars all day."