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Abbotsford, BC

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Country Tire

3.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Routine automotive maintenance

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Abbsry Used Tires

Abbsry Used Tires

(16 reviews)

Over the phone they recognized the model and tread of the tire I ruined. They had a used…read morereplacement ready when I arrived and changed it in about 10 minutes. Knowledgeable, fast, competitive prices and they're open Sunday. Couldn't ask for more.

Bought 4 used tires from Abbsry Used Tires in Abbotsford, BC. Four days later, on a long road trip,…read moreone of them exploded. Discovered all 4 tires were manufactured before the year 2000 - at least 21 years ago!. When I bought the tires I didn't know about finding out the year and month of manufacture from the DOT code on the tire. I replaced all 4 tires and to their credit, they refunded the cost of the used tires I had bought from them, though not the labor to put them on - they should have included that , too, as I incurred other expenses because of this tire blowout - forfeited my hotel reservation that night because I couldn't reach my intended hotel as it was too far to drive to with the donut spare on. I had to pay $200 for a local hotel, and another $150 for a 2nd hotel stay because I had been delayed a day trying to find 4 new tires in a town that had no tire stores, and I also incurred the cost of 4 new tires ($660). So selling me 4 crappy tires cost me an extra $1000 plus a lot of hassle. They should inform customers what the year of manufacture was on the used tires they are buying so the buyer can be fully informed about what they're getting. And Abbsry should not even have tires more than 10 years old in their inventory. Even an unused tire sitting for years in a warehouse deteriorates. This is a safety issue. If that tire had been a front tire and had blown at 120 kph on the Coquahalla we could have had a serious accident and possibly been killed, along with whoever else we may have affected by our out of control vehicle.

Country Tire - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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