Very helpful, patient and friendly. Took the time and explained the differences between different…read moremodel tires and helped me choose the best one for my vehicle. Highly recommend this place and I will definitely be back for any tire necessities.

We dropped off tires here (used racing tires, less than 6/32 tread) that we needed mounted. These…read moreguys were able to get the job done rapidly (under 20 minutes) and they did a great job.

Very kind. Didn't have my used tire size, but offered a cheaper new one and recommended me to…read moreanother place for used one.

Awesome dude, awesome shop, great prices!!! Thanks for the help today! Blessings my friendread more

My fiancé and I frequent this shop. We can trust them with affordable prices and excellent quality…read moreand customer service. The owner is always around and is welcoming ...as is everyone that works there. If you're looking for affordable prices and trustworthy work, come here!

Best place in south side chicago to put tires and rims. Love…read morethere work and service, very fast and professional.

Very kind. Didn't have my used tire size, but offered a cheaper new one and recommended me to…read moreanother place for used one.

I noticed that I was constantly low on air on one of my car tires and was passing thru Pilsen and…read moresaw Willy's. I decided to drive to the rear to see if they were busy to take a new customer. There was a car in front of me but was instructed to drive in. I told the person I have a leak on my tire and he jacked up the car and took the tire off. He did not notice and nails in the tire and proceed to use the water tank to see if the can find the leak. They found the leak on the edge of the tread and told me they can't repair it but gave me an option to buy a used tire for $50. I said yes. Took them less than 15 min to prep the new tire and for some reason he charged me $25 CASH. That was a deal. Highly recommend

Recommended to me by another place. Had my used tire used for an okay price when prices are marked…read moreup after July 4th. Nice guys. Fast service.

Last Friday, October 9, I went to have two tires replaced; they installed them for $70 each. The…read morefollowing Monday, I returned because one of the tires had a completely broken belt. The older man got angry and told me they weren't responsible for anything; they didn't return my wheel lock nut and blamed me .. I don't recommend them; the older man doesn't know how to change a tire, and he charges for tires that they know are no good.

These guys never sell me things that I don't need…read more I'm gonna repeat it: they never sell me things that I don't need. Zerome and his crew always have parts for my VW in stock, and from what I can see, they treat all of their customers with respect - including busy moms, single women, and older drivers. They do charge $25 for a diagnostic - but in cases of electrical work, that's far less than paying someone by the hour to get at my voltage regulator. And see how I just dropped the phrase "voltage regulator"? That's because these guys aren't afraid to take time, explain what they're doing, and show you the broken or dirty parts being replaced. Lobby magazines include SPIN, Inc., and Car & Driver.

I normally do not write bad reviews but here, I feel a duty to warn you if you are thinking of…read morehaving them do any job that involves removing or installing tires on your vehicle. On November 22, this shop put my winter tires on my vehicle. This past Friday (December 12), I got a flat. When I went to change the tire, it took all of my body weight standing on the lug wrench and rocking up and down while holding the side of the car to loosen the first four wheel bolts, and I am not a small or weak guy by any stretch. Unfortunately, the head of the last lug nut was stripped and thus impossible to get off, as the lug wrench would not grip it sufficiently to apply the 1,000 ft/lbs of torque or whatever was needed to loosen it. I thus had to have the car towed to a shop to remove the wheel bolt and put the spare tire on. In decades of driving and getting multiple flat tires over the years, I've never not been able to change one. Last Friday marked the first time. My theory is that in the interest of speed, as well as post-COVID staffing shortages, many shops, including this one, have inexperienced and untrained employees using an air wrench to tighten the wheel bolts. Wheel bolts, however, are supposed to be torqued to a specific specification - usually 80-120 lbs/ft, depending on your car. Air wrenches, when not properly used, can apply massively more torque than this. Overtightening wheel bolts may not sound like a big deal. Tight is good, yes? Well, doing this causes multiple problems. For one thing, unless you are an athlete with a lot of strength, you won't be able to change your tire if you get a flat and you will be stranded. Hopefully you are not in a remote area, it's not very late at night, or it's not freezing cold when that happens - and when else would it happen? LOL! Excessive torque from an air wrench can strip the slightly rounded heads of wheel lug nuts and bolts. See attached pictures of my stripped wheel bolt. If that occurs, then the wheel bolt isn't coming off and you will need a tow to a shop, and hopefully you are near one when you get your flat tire! Overtightening can cause stress fractures in your rim, warp your brake rotors, and crack or damage your wheel studs if you have a lug nut/stud setup. If you have wheel locks, an overtightened wheel lock bolt can break your wheel key, and you will spend hundreds of dollars getting the lock off. Thank God that did not happen to me on Friday, as my wheel lock bolt was one of the ones I was able to wrestle off, but it easily could have. My recommendation is to avoid this place and torque your own wheel bolts. If you are not in a position to do that, then find a reputable shop with good reviews and ask them if they use a torque wrench or an air wrench when they install wheels. If they use an air wrench, or you get a vague and uncertain answer, go to a different shop that will torque your wheels down to their proper factory specifications. Your life may actually depend on it!

Quick, honest, fair pricing. I've used many times and highly recommend! They are the best!read more

Love these guys. The walls inside are one of my favorite incidental murals in the city, the pull up…read moreservice is an incredible model and they do very good work. After getting shredded on the highway, my passenger rear needed to get tired. I ended up opting for the whole set. Everyone I knew was invited to the retirement party and seemed disappointed I still had work later. I serve and swerve doughnuts and bagels and nothing flat. Here's to another good year or twenty!

Yesterday, my car had a birthday....it turned 0.5 years old…read more Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday dear Jenmobile, Happy Birth.... Hold up. There is a nail in my tire. No time for singing when there are F bombs to drop. While I didn't detect a leak, I think leaving a nail in a tire is in line with leaving a hockey stick up my arse....just because I'm not getting splinters doesn't mean it should stay there. So, I needed to find a tire place close to home, that is open on Sundays, that doesn't suck...with the Sunday factor being the biggest obstacle. Yelp to the rescue, yet again. I found a couple options but settled on Arandas Tires & Rims. So I pull in and the dude says, "Nail in your tire?" I couldn't help but wonder how he knew....but I'm guessing simple deduction - I clearly did not have a flat, and I am a 40-something chick driving a subcompact Ford. Like I'm REALLY there for rims... However, if you are into the rim scene, the waiting room/display area will give you the warm fuzzies. If not a seizure. Moving on, the Jenmobile was taken away for its tire repair, and was good to go in about 10 minutes. So, back to singing....for Arandas: I don't know much.....but I know you are open on Sundays....and that may be...all I need to know.

Someone slashed my tire on Halloween and I slowly drove to this shop down the street. What a…read morewonderful experience! Everyone was so kind, honest, and the repair and replacement for a new tire was affordable at $160. Highly recommended should you find yourself with a flat!