Mike was able to mount both tires for me on my 2009 Suzuki Burgman 650 and replaced the brake pads…read more Thank you, sir.

My review is not for revenge against Mike but a warning to potential customers. If you purchase…read moreyour parts make sure it's your part that Mike puts on your vehicle I purchased a 500$ OEM carburetor for my ATV. MIke switched my oem carburetor out with an off market Japanese carburetor unwittingly to me and he charged me $250$ for the repairs. I could never figure out why the carburetor kept leaking gas not until I had it taken off and realized mike never put my carburetor oem Polaris on my ATV. mike kept my oem Polaris carburetor. I texted mike and and told him I had discovered his duplicity, deceitfulness and theft. please put hidden markings on your parts before allowing Mike to work on your motorcycles or atvs. He appears to be very nice but he is not trustworthy. If you have to sit outside with him while Mike work on your vehicle please do that!!! Mike told me that many times when customers order OEM parts the manufacturer will send an aftermarket part, which I know is not true. This is a picture of the carburetor Mike put on my ATV which is sold by Amazon. My carburetor was purchased from Polaris manufacture. This Is a warning ‼ be careful

They took care of replacing the shocks on my 23 Nightster 975. They were quick and not overpriced.read more

From the owner: Is your bike acting up, or is it simply time for its annual maintenance? Whatever service you need,…read morewe’ve got you covered.

Long post, but a good heads up for golf cart owners. I'll try to make this as short and informative…read moreas possible. On may 19 of 2023, everything4wheel in deer park (owned by Chris Brice , ran by his dad, harold brice) picked up our golf cart. The golf cart had a good motor, but had no wires (aside of 4 neatly coiled and labeled wires where we started to build a harness but realized we didn't have the time.) They originally gave us a quote and told us about 3 weeks to get a harness put in and get the cart running. Almost one year later, and here's what we've dealt with. On September 1st they returned the golf cart, the golf cart ran for one whole day. The wiring job posted below is how it looked when they returned the cart. Along with a massive oil leak from where their employee, Brian, cracked the engine housing and tried to spray flex seal on there to "fix it". (Below is a picture of Brian cleaning the flex seal off the skid plate) We returned the cart to them under certain agreements which we have on paper. The owner chris brice decided it was a smart move to REHIRE the employee, Brian, who ruined the cart the first time. Now 7 months later, they've taken the cart to a professional shop where it currently remains. This shop has told us that the wiring job is garbage and needs to be replaced with a real harness (which everything4wheel refuses to do). As of right now the engine replacement that they've put in the cart, will not turn over. It's believed to be misfiring due to the timing being off. The current shop does not currently have a mechanic to fix this issue, so I told harold I would like to find another shop to take it to for remaining repairs. His reply was "I don't need you telling me what to do, F*** you B****" then hangs up the phone. Needless to say we are no longer going to let EVERYTHING4WHEEL have anything to do with our cart and are currently looking for a professional shop that knows what they're doing. The whole process has been a year long nightmare. Minimal communication, empty promises, and lies. Countless times they told me it was running and would have it delivered. None of which ever happened. The owner would tell me my cart was a priority and he would be spending the day working on it, but I would see him day drinking at the bar. ( pictured below) Also below, are before and after pictures of my front hood that they busted up and the same employee brian, put jb weld all over it. (They replaced the hood, but we had to get it painted and install it ourselves). The wiring job was an absolute rats nest, nothing in conduit when they originally returned the cart. Nothing is in color format or labeled (which they agreed to fix) also pictured.! The owner even told us if we wanted the wiring to be done right, we should have provided the correct harness. The custom seats were thrown around resulting in damage to the material. Brand new touch screen radio left outside in the rain, it's now fried and they haven't replaced it. The list goes on. So do yourselves a favor and avoid this company if you value your golf cart, time, or money. And if you feel inclined to help someone else out, share this post!

From the owner: We specialize in every aspect of your golf cart or side by side read more

Honest mechanics - 5 Star Service. I'll be going with these guys for all my auto repair needs…read moremoving forward. Thanks Scott! (2013 Genesis Coupe Repair)

We had high hopes for this company. I'll start by saying that Scott was kind and genuinely…read moredetermined to get our cars fixed. He made multiple visits over five days to work on both vehicles, and his effort was appreciated. On the last visit, the owner came along with another technician, Nathen, who we were told had experience at Honda. Unfortunately, that's where the positives end. It quickly became clear that Scott was sent out before he was properly trained. He did his best, but several mistakes were made -- one being a wheel bearing replacement that never should have been done. Over a year later, we're still dealing with the consequences of that unnecessary repair. After his visits, our Honda (which only needed basic brake work) completely stopped running within a week. Discount Tire later found a large wrench left under the hood -- just one example of the sloppy workmanship we experienced. Communication was also a mess. We were quoted several different totals for the same job, told to hold off paying until a part arrived, and then suddenly threatened with vehicle towing for "non-payment." I kept records of every message because the company didn't. Adding to all this, the owner and Nathen displayed very unprofessional behavior while on their visit which I got a front row seat too thanks to the open bedroom window. Without going into unnecessary detail, let's just say Nathen was more focused on our back house neighbor and the possibility of some certain types of films playing out in real life...than on the job they were there for and hired to do. The takeaway: do not send untrained techs on jobs just because you're getting a lot of calls. You're risking customers' safety and trust. For anyone reading this -- a useful tip: if you've paid at least 10% of what's owed, a mobile mechanic cannot legally repossess or tow your vehicle. Know your rights. We paid well over that amount and plenty more afterward due to their mistakes.

Mike was honest and helped me out with a last minute horn issue. Had several recommendations and…read morewas welcoming. Definitely the shop to go for motorcycle issues.

From the owner: If you're looking to take your bike to the next level, bring it into Big Mike's Cycles. We're the…read morepremier motorcycle repair shop in the Pasadena, TX area. We offer the best in motorcycle repair, maintenance, and customization. Whether you need some wheel repair or are looking for complete customization, we've got the motorcycle parts and accessories to give you the bike of your dreams. We work on all major brands like Harley-Davidson, Yamaha, Kawasaki, and more. When you come to our shop, you'll deal directly with our owner-operator Mike or his partner Willy who pride themselves on getting things done right the first time. So if you're looking to create the bike you've always wanted at a competitive price, bring it into Big Mike's Cycles.

i absolutely love this place! best mechanics in houston for any vehicle especially high…read moreperformance! highly recommend you set your appointment with them asap! they have been helping me with my truck for the past month with upgrades and it's moving and sounding better than when i first bought it! quick service, great people, affordable prices, what more could you ask for?!

From the owner: At Spool and Whine Performance, we turn ordinary rides into extraordinary machines. Specializing in…read morehigh-performance modifications for sports cars and trucks, we help automotive enthusiasts unlock the true potential of their vehicles. Whether you're looking to add serious horsepower under the hood or give your truck a bold, lifted stance with off-road capability — we've got you covered.

My salesman Toby was extremely helpful. He needs a raise. I'll buy here again. Thank you…read more Steven Callaway

After waiting two weeks I was notified my 2001 Fatboy was too old for their machines to diagnose…read more But they had the year, make, and model when I checked it in. Now I have to go rent a trailer and truck again to bring my still not diagnosed motorcycle home. Then I have to find a mechanic that can tell me what is wrong with it. Thank you for wasting two weeks and hundreds of dollars. You can bet what when I'm in the market to buy a new bike it won't be from here.

Folks this is the same outfit as On The Boarder Motorcycle. RUN THE OTHER WAY!…read more Hence the name Discount Motorcycle Tires. They are terrible at tire installation and customer service. They replaced two new tires and 600 miles later, I had a flat and was left stranded 120 miles from nearest shop. $1,500 later for a tow and a new tire, it was discovered the reason for the rear tire to loose air was a corroded air stem valve breaking apart. I called Discount Motorcycle Tires and their response was quote "It's your fault, you didn't ask us to check the air valve stem" in my opinion air valves are part of tire service and by default should be inspected and replaced. it's a $3-$5 dollar item and a safety issue. We are on two wheels not four. Most people would not mind the extra cost and it takes the tech 1-2 minutes to change out. Seriously folks be careful taking your bike to this place, the excuse they gave me and then accusing me of causing the tire install failure is a reflection of how you will be treated and the work they do. They don't stand behind it. Ok nuff said! Take care and thanks for reading my review.

Everyone there is super nice and friendly. Their labor is also priced very well. I would definitely…read morerecommend this spot if you're looking for good work on a budget

Best pricing in Motorcycle tires and Great folks! I took my bike for my new wheel install and the…read moreprice was reasonable. They also warranty their tire sales Thank you.

If you want to consign your motorcycle at On the Border Motorcycles in Pasadena, Texas, make sure…read moreyou understand what you're getting into. There are online reviews from many irate motorcyclists who have had really negative experiences with consigning their bike at On the Border, although they're more hysterical than informative. Hopefully the following will help you make up your mind - I wish someone had told me this before I got involved with them: 1. Read the consignment contract thoroughly! It will take AT LEAST 45 days to receive any payment for the sale of the bike. Excuses for delays will be profuse - DO NOT BELIEVE THEM! There is absolutely no problem with the DMV processing titles, and OtB's 'lender' probably doesn't even exist - it's just the invisible partner to the visible owner at the shop. 2. Bring a witness with you and even better record every conversation about the bike you might have with any employee. 3. Take lots of pictures of the bike when you drop it off. 4. Make sure that you understand and review every detail of the contract, and that every portion of it is filled out. 5. Make copies of EVERYTHING - both your contract and the OtB contract, any documentation that goes with the bike, title, repairs made - EVERYTHING! 6. Check with the DMV or police department monthly to see if the title has already been transferred and you were not notified by OtB. 7. Check OtB regularly to check the status of the sale. If the owner happens to be on the phone with a potential buyer while he's talking to you on the other line, it's a scam. 8. Understand that 'We'll call you back' means absolutely nothing. They won't call you back. If you really want to find out what's going on after countless delays, show up unannounced at the shop. 9. If and when you do get paid, insist on a money order or cash. Do not accept a check or even a wire transfer - both can go sideways. 10. Get a detailed sales receipt - include this stipulation in the consignment contract. 11. Here are some organizations you can contact to find out about your legal rights as a bike owner consigning your bike - be prepared: The Attorney General of Texas DMV of Houston DMV Dealership Licensing Division of Texas The Better Business Bureau You'll likely get your money in the end, but not without a long dance amongst the smoke and mirrors of the other bikes on consignment at the shop. Man - do those bike owners know what they've gotten themselves into? It's probably best to just go elsewhere.