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    Excellent! Days tires has always been great to deal with. I've used them for my U-Haul needs back…read morein the 1900's with no complaints. Days tire was there when my son needed his low profile run flat tires installed. Something Walmart couldn't seem to do for him. Alignments and front end work that I had done all good. I'm sure they are good at much much more but those are the only things I've had done over the past 29 years. Thank you Days Tire for being there when I needed you.

    I had all six tires replaced on my RV at Day's Automotive in Crestview. The service was expensive,…read morebut I was willing to pay a premium price because I expected professional workmanship and customer service. Initially, everything appeared fine when I drove the RV home. However, on our first camping trip a couple of weeks later, the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) alerted after about 20 miles on the road. All four rear dual-wheel tire pressure readings dropped out and never came back. Because this issue appeared immediately after the tire replacement, I contacted the shop. When I called, I was told by the receptionist that it was not something they had done and that I should take it to a Ford dealership. What disappointed me most was that no one offered to inspect the RV or even take a look at the problem. The response was essentially an immediate denial of responsibility. When I arrived at the campground several hours later, I discovered that five of the chrome lug nuts securing the wheel simulator cover were loose and one was completely missing. One of the nuts would just spin and could not be tightened. This is a 2025 RV, so these were not worn-out or aging components. I sent an email to the company's customer issues department describing both concerns and requesting assistance. After receiving no response, I sent a follow-up email asking whether any action was being taken. I still did not receive a response. What has been most frustrating is not simply the mechanical issues, but the lack of customer support afterward. Problems can happen at any shop. What matters is how a business responds when a customer reports a concern. In my case, I was unable to get anyone to inspect the vehicle, address the loose hardware, or provide a meaningful response to my emails. I cannot recommend this location based on my experience. Customers spending thousands of dollars on tire work should reasonably expect follow-up support when issues arise immediately afterward.

    Monkey with a Wrench - autorepair - Updated August 2026

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