Les Schwab Tire Center

"Got a battery for my disabled mothers van a few years back, they have a 7 year battery warranty. They now want $70 to replace the battery if I do the work. Never shopping here again. Go to Discount Tire or O'Reilly Auto Parts please. They honor their warranty."

"I’ve been coming here for years. The women and men who work here are always professional, courteous, and delightful to work with. Most people know that Les Schwab will fix your flat tire for free - even if you didn’t buy the tire there. And I appreciate how quickly they got me in and out of there this morning!"

"Great friendly service and great prices. I also like how they take good care of you even after your purchase. The wait area wasn't bad, and the popcorn and coffee were fresh. Thank you."

"My wife came here for a tire change about a week ago and that was good, she also asked them to check the breaks because they were making a noise when breaking… the worker there told her the breaks were good as they had about 3mm left and would be good for another year or so with normal driving… I decided to check the breaks as the noise during breaking got worse and worse… one pad on one side had a little bit left, the other side - there was no break pad left as you can see in the picture…. This is negligence - an accident could have happened with no break pad if the worker here was listened to…."

"I recently visited Les Schwab on Meridian to fix a flat tire on my van and I got to say, the service I received was extremely disappointing. My wife took the van in around 11 am and was informed that they were busy but would call back within 2 hours. We understood that there might be some wait time, so we continued driving with the spare tire. However, by 4:30 pm, we still hadn't heard back from them, so my wife decided to call about the status of the tire. To our surprise, they hadn't even started working on it yet and promised that it would be looked at within an hour. They asked us to drive back to the shop if we hadn't heard from them by 5:45 pm. At 5:30 pm, we received a call saying the tire was fixed and ready. We went back to the shop and had the spare tire swapped for the fixed one. However, the staff didn't have a clue about how to put the tire back underneath a Sienna, which is a common minivan. It was a minor inconvenience, but it's surprising that they weren't aware of such basic procedures. We let it slide, assuming it was just a small oversight. Unfortunately, our disappointment didn't end there. Just two hours after driving home, the tire was flat again, as if nothing had been done to fix it. Fortunately, since they couldn’t get the spare tire back underneath the van and had thrown the spare in the back, I had easy access to it. It could seem they we’re already planning on that. To make matters worse, we noticed a dirty footprint or some kind of stain on the passenger side seat, indicating a lack of care during the service. As someone who has been a customer of Les Schwab for almost 20 years across the West Coast, I hate to say this, but this particular experience was by far the worst I've ever encountered. Granted, the service was free, but it felt like they did absolutely nothing to fix the tire. This kind of service raises concerns about their competence and reliability. I value my family's safety and, based on this shady experience, I'm not sure if I can trust them to properly install tires on our vehicles. Regrettably, I will be taking my tire needs elsewhere. If this is the level of service Les Schwab provides, I can't risk compromising my family's well-being. It's truly disheartening to witness such a decline in the quality of service from a company I once held in high regard."