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BEWARE!! On October 24th, 2025, my husband, Adam, took his 2016 BMW 428i to Best Auto & Economy Tire to have the rear left tire patched. This is the same shop that had previously installed all four tires on the vehicle, which is why we returned there. After the repair was completed, my husband drove home (approximately 15 minutes away) and immediately noticed a new noise coming from the rear of the car. Concerned, he returned to the shop and asked the same worker who performed the job to inspect the issue. While test driving the vehicle, the worker claimed the noise was caused by the emergency parking brake. He pulled on the brake lever, and while the noise slightly lessened, it did not resolve. My husband, who has over 20 years of experience in the automotive industry, explained that the emergency brake had never been serviced and had not made any noise before the tire was removed and reinstalled. The worker became agitated and dismissive, suggesting instead that the brake pads could be at fault. His tone and demeanor grew increasingly rude. To avoid further confrontation, my husband asked him to return to the shop, stating that he no longer felt comfortable continuing the conversation. Once home, my husband called another individual at the shop--apparently a co-owner--and explained what happened. This person apologized and offered to re-inspect the vehicle, scheduling a follow-up for Tuesday, October 28th. On that date, we brought the car back and picked it up around 4:30 PM. The shop stated that the noise was still present, insisting once again that it was related to the emergency parking brake. My husband agreed to have the issue fixed and was told to bring the vehicle back on Thursday. We dropped the car off as instructed. The following day (Friday morning), I called for an update. The owner informed me that they were waiting for a part, expected to arrive at noon, and that they would call when the repair was completed. Later that afternoon, around 4 PM, my husband received a message stating that the wheel hub and bearings were damaged and needed replacement, at a cost of $650 plus tax. When I called to discuss the matter, I asked if he could offer a fairer price or use aftermarket parts. The owner refused, saying his only option was a used BMW part at that price. When I pointed out that this same shop was the last one to install and remove those tires -- and that improper torque or overtightening could have caused the damage -- the owner became defensive, raised his voice, and told me I was wrong. He insisted that "overtightening doesn't damage anything" and dismissed my explanation, despite my firsthand experience with similar damage on a prior vehicle. His tone throughout the call was rude, condescending, and unprofessional. At this point, we believe the damage to the wheel hub and bearings was directly caused by improper handling or overtightening during the initial tire repair performed on October 24th. The shop's refusal to take responsibility, as well as their unprofessional behavior and contradictory explanations, have left us with no choice but to document the incident with the Florida Department of agriculture and consumer services. I will also post someone else review they women had the same experience and she too owed a bmw they spoke as if they had experience with bmws and damaged the car even more.
A couple of weeks ago my tire pressure indicator came on indicating one or more of the tires on my 2017 Subaru Forester had low pressure. This was strange because I had inflated all four of my tires to around 31 PSI just a week before that. The driver's side rear tire had been especially low at 25 PSI. When I went to inflate my tires again, it was the same driver's side rear tire that had dropped to around 24 PSI. Obviously, I was having a leak. So I pulled out my trusty Yelp app and found Economy Tire & Service. It was rated 5 stars. The reviews raved about it. It was owned by a husband and wife team that had been in the same location for 10 years and were considered very honest. Good enough. I drove over to this place which was literally right around the corner from me. When I went there, I was met by a very friendly father and son team. They entered my information into the computer system and said they would be able to look at my tire almost immediately. So far so good. I sat in the waiting area and engaged the father in some conversation. It turned out that he had purchased Economy Tire & Service from Lisa and the other co-owner less than two weeks before. So the first thing to know is that most of the prior reviews on Yelp for Economy Tire & Service were under the old owners. Okay, no big deal. Both the father and son seemed honest. Eventually, the father came back out and said they could not find any hole in the tire or anything that might have caused a puncture. He told me that sometimes when leaks are pretty slow, you can only find them when there is weight on the tires (they had my car up on a lift). So I asked him what my options were. He said I would likely have to purchase a new tire. I asked whether I could only purchase one or whether I would need to replace both back tires. He said that usually they recommend replacing both. He then said he would go back and check the wear on all my tires and recommend a course of action. So I waited some more. Eventually, he came back and said the treads on all four of my tires were 5/32 inches. He said the recommended tread depth for my tires was between 4/32 and 10/32 (I may be slightly off on the second number). He said I was right on the border of needing four new tires. I told him I thought that was kind of odd because my car only had 25,000 miles on it and I thought most tires were rated for quite a bit more than that. I asked him how much it would cost and he started pricing possible different replacement tires. He said I currently had Yokohama tires and those were $250 per tire to replace (they were original on the car). I then asked him how many miles those tires were rated for and he said the system didn't have that information. Okay, I then asked what sort of cheaper options there were. He priced some other tires and they ranged but around $150 per tire was about average. Interestingly, he was able to tell me the mileage rating on those possible replacements but not on the Yokohamas. So, I told the father that I would have to think about it before buying four new tires. He then said he would go check one more time with his mechanic to see if they could find the source of the leak. I waited literally less than three minutes when, lo and behold, I received glad tidings. A nail had been found in the driver's side rear tire. He took me into the shop and personally showed me the nail. Now the hole could simply be patched (a $20 fix) and the decision to buy four new tires could be delayed. Wait, there's more to the story. I was a little concerned that my tires might be so low on tread with just 25,000 miles on them. Fortunately, a friend of mine at my gym is a top notch mechanic. I asked him to look at my tires. He took one look at them and said I had plenty of tread left. Something I didn't know which he pointed out to me is that tires often have tread wear indicators that are spaced evenly through the main grooves in the tire tread. If they are flush with the level of the tread, then the tire must be replaced. He pointed out that the treads on my car were well above the wear indicators. In summary, Economy Tire & Service was owned by the same family for years but was recently bought out so is under new management. I came in to have a leak found and fixed. Initially, the leak couldn't be found and I was told I needed two new tires. Next I was told the tread on all four of my tires was low and I needed all tires replaced. When I balked at buying four new tires, all of a sudden a nail was found in the afflicted tire which could now be patched. Since my car only has 25,000 miles on it, I asked a mechanic friend of mine to look at my tires and he said I actually had plenty of tread left (the treads were well above the tread wear indicators). Therefore, due to the recent change of ownership and, in my opinion, the obvious upsell attempt, I will not be returning to Economy Tire & Service.
BEST AUTO ECONOMY & TIRE (The sign says "ECONOMY") http://www.economytiresdelray.com (561) 921-0225 220 N Congress Ave Delray Beach, FL 33445 OPEN ON SUNDAYS! (but not Saturday). Gideon and Yakir and "The Best." And a great sense of humor! I took my car to another repair shop right down the street from Best. They quoted me $1000 for an AC condenser and compressor and $950 for Brake pads and rotors. They told me I needed new tires. I asked them to check it out to see if things were worth fixing on my KIA, and they said it was all good except for those items. Gideon at Best did the brakes for $700. He asked if the AC was running (Yes), and he said to wait till it goes out. He told me that tires weren't necessary yet. But he did check the oil which badly needed changes. The other guys, who supposedly checked it over (two weeks before), obviously didn't check the oil (which is kind of important). I hesitated to write this for the same reason when people find a great restaurant, they want to keep it to themselves so it won't be so popular they can't get a table. That's how good these dudes are.
Who else "loves" buying tires? All I can say is Economy Tire of Delray made it a really simple process. Not only was the price all inclusive but the experience was pleasant. They didn't have my size tire on hand but ordered them for me and they were waiting for me when I arrived. My appointment was at 10:30 am and I was back on the road 35 min later. What a pleasure. Give them a call next time you need a miner service of tires. This was my first experience but won't be my last!
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BEWARE!! On October 24th, 2025, my husband, Adam, took his 2016 BMW 428i to Best Auto & Economy Tire to have the rear left tire patched. This is the same shop that had previously installed all four tires on the vehicle, which is why we returned there. After the repair was completed, my husband drove home (approximately 15 minutes away) and immediately noticed a new noise coming from the rear of the car. Concerned, he returned to the shop and asked the same worker who performed the job to inspect the issue. While test driving the vehicle, the worker claimed the noise was caused by the emergency parking brake. He pulled on the brake lever, and while the noise slightly lessened, it did not resolve. My husband, who has over 20 years of experience in the automotive industry, explained that the emergency brake had never been serviced and had not made any noise before the tire was removed and reinstalled. The worker became agitated and dismissive, suggesting instead that the brake pads could be at fault. His tone and demeanor grew increasingly rude. To avoid further confrontation, my husband asked him to return to the shop, stating that he no longer felt comfortable continuing the conversation. Once home, my husband called another individual at the shop--apparently a co-owner--and explained what happened. This person apologized and offered to re-inspect the vehicle, scheduling a follow-up for Tuesday, October 28th. On that date, we brought the car back and picked it up around 4:30 PM. The shop stated that the noise was still present, insisting once again that it was related to the emergency parking brake. My husband agreed to have the issue fixed and was told to bring the vehicle back on Thursday. We dropped the car off as instructed. The following day (Friday morning), I called for an update. The owner informed me that they were waiting for a part, expected to arrive at noon, and that they would call when the repair was completed. Later that afternoon, around 4 PM, my husband received a message stating that the wheel hub and bearings were damaged and needed replacement, at a cost of $650 plus tax. When I called to discuss the matter, I asked if he could offer a fairer price or use aftermarket parts. The owner refused, saying his only option was a used BMW part at that price. When I pointed out that this same shop was the last one to install and remove those tires -- and that improper torque or overtightening could have caused the damage -- the owner became defensive, raised his voice, and told me I was wrong. He insisted that "overtightening doesn't damage anything" and dismissed my explanation, despite my firsthand experience with similar damage on a prior vehicle. His tone throughout the call was rude, condescending, and unprofessional. At this point, we believe the damage to the wheel hub and bearings was directly caused by improper handling or overtightening during the initial tire repair performed on October 24th. The shop's refusal to take responsibility, as well as their unprofessional behavior and contradictory explanations, have left us with no choice but to document the incident with the Florida Department of agriculture and consumer services. I will also post someone else review they women had the same experience and she too owed a bmw they spoke as if they had experience with bmws and damaged the car even more. read more
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A couple of weeks ago my tire pressure indicator came on indicating one or more of the tires on my 2017 Subaru Forester had low pressure. This was strange because I had inflated all four of my tires to around 31 PSI just a week before that. The driver's side rear tire had been especially low at 25 PSI. When I went to inflate my tires again, it was the same driver's side rear tire that had dropped to around 24 PSI. Obviously, I was having a leak. So I pulled out my trusty Yelp app and found Economy Tire & Service. It was rated 5 stars. The reviews raved about it. It was owned by a husband and wife team that had been in the same location for 10 years and were considered very honest. Good enough. I drove over to this place which was literally right around the corner from me. When I went there, I was met by a very friendly father and son team. They entered my information into the computer system and said they would be able to look at my tire almost immediately. So far so good. I sat in the waiting area and engaged the father in some conversation. It turned out that he had purchased Economy Tire & Service from Lisa and the other co-owner less than two weeks before. So the first thing to know is that most of the prior reviews on Yelp for Economy Tire & Service were under the old owners. Okay, no big deal. Both the father and son seemed honest. Eventually, the father came back out and said they could not find any hole in the tire or anything that might have caused a puncture. He told me that sometimes when leaks are pretty slow, you can only find them when there is weight on the tires (they had my car up on a lift). So I asked him what my options were. He said I would likely have to purchase a new tire. I asked whether I could only purchase one or whether I would need to replace both back tires. He said that usually they recommend replacing both. He then said he would go back and check the wear on all my tires and recommend a course of action. So I waited some more. Eventually, he came back and said the treads on all four of my tires were 5/32 inches. He said the recommended tread depth for my tires was between 4/32 and 10/32 (I may be slightly off on the second number). He said I was right on the border of needing four new tires. I told him I thought that was kind of odd because my car only had 25,000 miles on it and I thought most tires were rated for quite a bit more than that. I asked him how much it would cost and he started pricing possible different replacement tires. He said I currently had Yokohama tires and those were $250 per tire to replace (they were original on the car). I then asked him how many miles those tires were rated for and he said the system didn't have that information. Okay, I then asked what sort of cheaper options there were. He priced some other tires and they ranged but around $150 per tire was about average. Interestingly, he was able to tell me the mileage rating on those possible replacements but not on the Yokohamas. So, I told the father that I would have to think about it before buying four new tires. He then said he would go check one more time with his mechanic to see if they could find the source of the leak. I waited literally less than three minutes when, lo and behold, I received glad tidings. A nail had been found in the driver's side rear tire. He took me into the shop and personally showed me the nail. Now the hole could simply be patched (a $20 fix) and the decision to buy four new tires could be delayed. Wait, there's more to the story. I was a little concerned that my tires might be so low on tread with just 25,000 miles on them. Fortunately, a friend of mine at my gym is a top notch mechanic. I asked him to look at my tires. He took one look at them and said I had plenty of tread left. Something I didn't know which he pointed out to me is that tires often have tread wear indicators that are spaced evenly through the main grooves in the tire tread. If they are flush with the level of the tread, then the tire must be replaced. He pointed out that the treads on my car were well above the wear indicators. In summary, Economy Tire & Service was owned by the same family for years but was recently bought out so is under new management. I came in to have a leak found and fixed. Initially, the leak couldn't be found and I was told I needed two new tires. Next I was told the tread on all four of my tires was low and I needed all tires replaced. When I balked at buying four new tires, all of a sudden a nail was found in the afflicted tire which could now be patched. Since my car only has 25,000 miles on it, I asked a mechanic friend of mine to look at my tires and he said I actually had plenty of tread left (the treads were well above the tread wear indicators). Therefore, due to the recent change of ownership and, in my opinion, the obvious upsell attempt, I will not be returning to Economy Tire & Service. read more
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BEST AUTO ECONOMY & TIRE (The sign says "ECONOMY") http://www.economytiresdelray.com (561) 921-0225 220 N Congress Ave Delray Beach, FL 33445 OPEN ON SUNDAYS! (but not Saturday). Gideon and Yakir and "The Best." And a great sense of humor! I took my car to another repair shop right down the street from Best. They quoted me $1000 for an AC condenser and compressor and $950 for Brake pads and rotors. They told me I needed new tires. I asked them to check it out to see if things were worth fixing on my KIA, and they said it was all good except for those items. Gideon at Best did the brakes for $700. He asked if the AC was running (Yes), and he said to wait till it goes out. He told me that tires weren't necessary yet. But he did check the oil which badly needed changes. The other guys, who supposedly checked it over (two weeks before), obviously didn't check the oil (which is kind of important). I hesitated to write this for the same reason when people find a great restaurant, they want to keep it to themselves so it won't be so popular they can't get a table. That's how good these dudes are. read more
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Who else "loves" buying tires? All I can say is Economy Tire of Delray made it a really simple process. Not only was the price all inclusive but the experience was pleasant. They didn't have my size tire on hand but ordered them for me and they were waiting for me when I arrived. My appointment was at 10:30 am and I was back on the road 35 min later. What a pleasure. Give them a call next time you need a miner service of tires. This was my first experience but won't be my last! read more
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Total unheard of. You can rent a u haul in this location, but sad to say you can not park in their open lot. Totally unacceptable. This location should not have any u haul truck if you are not willing let your Own customer park. Bad experience plus irogance of front desk read more
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Needed a place to change 2 tires and Firestone although they are good they were too expensive $80.00. Drove around and ended up at this shop. We were greeted by Lisa who was very nice and knowledgeable. They charged us $50.00 instead to change the tires, $30.00 savings!!! They were super fast too. In and out in about 30 mins. I would definitely recommend to come here and check them out for your car or truck needs. Will be back :) read more
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