Armando's Tire Shop

"Edit: They sold me all 4 tires with flat spots and they said $300 will cover everything, - they did not balance my tires. Good service. Made me smile on a bad day."

"Went it for 4 tires he told me over the phone I was getting two front tires that were commercial Firestone tires and when we got there he had some tire brand called Ironmans and couldn't leave without getting service as he popped the tires and on top of that he took 3 hours and when it got to the payment he tried charging more than the agreed upon price absolutely DO NOT RECOMMEND they should be shut down"

"I'm a Nut Shell: Good price for used tires. Honest, helpful, pleasant people. Great owner. No frills. ---------------------- Usually you'll find me reviewing restaurants, because I believe a good review helps keep my favorite places in business. Well Armando's Tires deserves your business if you need "new" used tires. Armando probably doesn't need your patronage to stay in business, but you want to give him your business because you'll be glad you did. First, this isn't Discount Tires or Big-O Tires. Don't expect a quiet air conditioned waiting room. Instead the waiting area is outside under a corrugated tin roof shelter on very uncomfortable chairs or things that pass for chairs. There is a big old scary looking dog named Mo but he is super friendly. Update 2023-09-07 the chairs in the waiting area are much better. You're not checking out Armando's for the ambiance though. What you want is to buy inexpensive tires that you and your family are safe on. Maybe you're strapped for cash and can't afford new tires right now, or maybe like me, you just bought a utility truck that you're only going to put a few thousand miles on and you don't want to sink a $1000 into tires. Well Armando's Tires feels like the right place. Armando himself is a hard-working guy and is genuinely customer oriented. I believe that honest people give off a vibe that you can feel. Armando feels honest. Armando himself helped me pick out two tires, going through a stack of 10+ tires until I had two very good tires. They are by far the best used tires I've seen. I paid a very fair price of $150 for each very-good, used, heavy-duty truck tires (225/70r/19.5 load Rating G) The price included mounting and bead balancing. The whole process took about two hrs. While waiting, I was chatting with another customer who told me that Armando, or someone who works for him, (I'm not totally clear on that,) is also a good mechanic. He has been bringing his vehicle to Armando's for over two years and has been very satisfied with work. At this establishment you can speak English or Spanish whatever you're most comfortable with. Armando is fully fluent in both and a really friendly guy. Here are a few hot tips for buying used tires whether you from Armando or someone else: Make sure to check the DOT code on the tires. The last four digits are the week and year the tire was manufactured. Armando will do this for you. You definitely don't want something older than 10 years, and 7 years is probably a good cut off point. Check the tread obviously, but don't forget to check the sidewalls and the part of the tire that seals against the rim. Look for bulges, dry rot, and places where pieces have chipped off. Safe travels to you! PS. As with any of my reviews, Armando didn't know he was getting reviewed until after all the transactions were complete and i asked him if I could take photos."

"Armando, Jason, and grandpa were super helpful and the only tire shop in the area that had what I needed. They don’t try to hustle you for money or to buy new if you don’t need it. Definitely coming back."