Shoutout to University Used Tires! Honestly, we would have been stuck without them…read more We got a bad flat tire that couldn't be repaired. Our insurance was sending a tow truck, but every place they recommended would have been closed by the time the tow truck arrived. Thankfully, University Used Tires wasn't too far from where we were stranded. We called to see if they would be able to help us once the tow truck arrived, and they said they'd take care of us. Our tow truck dropped the car off there, and in less than an hour, we were back on the road! Andy found us a brand-new tire that was super close to what we needed for our EV and got it changed quickly. Everything was great from start to finish. Not sure what it would have cost elsewhere but we were glad to be able to get our new tires and be on the road. We're so grateful to University Used Tires for being available, helpful, and professional when we really needed it. Thank you, Andy! Highly recommend!

We didn't even catch his name, but the guy who helped my friend with her flat tire deserves a huge…read moreshoutout. He was so accommodating, took the time to find the leak, and turned what could've been a stressful situation into an easy one. Seriously, if guardian angels wear work boots, this guy is one of them. His kindness and willingness to help didn't go unnoticed. Customer service like that is hard to find these days. Thank you for going above and beyond; you made a lasting impression, and we hope this review finds you!

I got a new tire put in and I was happy with the service here. I came with a nail in my tire and…read moreafter examining they decided it's not repairable and I would need to replace it. I was able to get a new used tire put in under an hour, and got a great deal in my option. Saved me from a stress free day.

They broke 2 studs and bent my wheel and denied that they broke it don't even try going there.read more

I was headed out of town on a road trip. Prepped the car on a Saturday night, when I saw a screw in…read morethe back tire. Never good news in an All Wheel Drive -- might need to replace all four. It seems no tire places are open on Sunday -- except Pro Tires, which was. I apologize for not getting the name of the young man who helped me. I called, he said come on in. pulled out the screw, checked to see how far into the tread it reached. No puncture. Tires were good. He checked the air pressure and assured me all was well. 5 minutes, total confidence that my drive would be safe. Friendly, kind, and helpful. Next time I am in need of tires or repair, I will certainly be back.

Nice guys and quick work. I dropped off a set of wheels and tires to mount on them. The work was…read moredone in 30 minutes. Very happy.

I had a slow leak, found a nail. I had been here before…read moreyears ago with a different car and got excellent service. Decided to try again. It was great. Work was completed quickly. Oh but wait! The problem was with the rear tire! Of course my wife didn't tell me that until after they finished the front tire. I had them change the oil also, since I was there. They were more than flexible.

Really nice, great communication. Well-priced. I never want to take my cars anywhere else. I've had…read moretires and engine service done here. Support this great local business!

Thank you tru-line for getting me right with my alignment on my Volkswagen, you guys are awesome…read more Whenever I called they were always so helpful and respectful to me. In the picture is The previous measurements of me going to Firestone and spending 250$ for an alignment that didn't fix everything, Tru line was able to get my car right and I now have a shop that I can trust. Great stuff guys thanks.

Just had my 2001 Ford Ranger worked on for front end replacement of ball joints and servicing…read more Everything was great and fast. Its nice to have professionals who know how to work on older car and trucks. I have used Tru-Line for all my wheel, tire and suspension needs. They have worked on five of my cars and every time they have completed the work in a timely manor and at a reasonable price, would highly recomend!

I had a 9:00. I am writing this review at 9:48. There are 9 customers that also had appointments…read morestanding outside. The store looks closed. I mean no people. No lights. I called another location. The said "he is stuck in traffic." Only one person? Probably an hour late? And no one has heard from him. They made me late for work. I am definitely losing money standing here. But what can I do? My car needs tires. I had a blowout last night.

These guys at the Elliot location are the best. If you can…read moremake an appointment. They will get it done. They go above and beyond. Old school service.

Rafael was amazing. I had a slow leak in my tire with no visible nail, and every chain tire shop I…read morecalled was booked weeks out. When I called Angel's Tire Store, they told me to come in anytime. Rafael was incredibly knowledgeable and even had the proper puck to safely lift my Tesla Model Y without damaging it. He quickly found a tiny puncture and pulled out a small broken blade tip lodged in the tire. He patched it up and had everything back on in under 15 minutes. The total came out to just $30, which felt more than fair. I was in and out with zero hassle. Highly recommend.

So happy I found this place! I was stressing out about needing all new tires - Angel stayed open…read moreuntil I was off work to help me! I felt so safe and trusted him completely. I recommend to everyone I know! Pricing was very competitive and affordable for all 4

local, efficient, awesome... I use them all the time. They are so convieniamt. They are always on…read moretime.

I've been buying tires from Tire Rack for about 20 years, having the tires sent to local…read moreinstallers. Never a problem, until this time with Right Away Tire of Lynnwood. When I ordered the tires on Dec 24th, Tire Rack quoted $156.00 for installation by Right Away Tire. Adding 10.1% sales tax (Bellevue, WA), $156 would be $171.76. That's high, but the prospect of having a mobile installer install it quickly was appealing. With more snow imminent, and with poor tires on the car which I'd just bought used, I wanted to get them installed ASAP. This mobile installer would be faster, right? Wrong. Very wrong. With the tires on the way, I called to try to set up an appointment. They said no, we'll call you when they arrive. A day after tracking showed the tires had arrived, they still hadn't called, so I called them. I was floored to learn that the soonest appointment they could give me was 10 days away. I would have had them installed sooner at the non-mobile installers I've used before. The scheduler told me they got "LOTS of cancellations" (emphasis hers) and put me on the list to be called when there was a cancellation. But there was no such call. I checked partway through to confirm that I was on the list; she said I was. I had to wait the full 10 days for them to come--11 days after the tires were delivered to them. When the Right Away Tire installer arrived on Jan 14th, the guy tried to charge me over $270, about $100 more than expected (I don't recall the exact amount he said). His body language as he told me the price suggested he was expecting pushback. No wonder; that's about double the going rate. When I objected that it was much more than Tire Rack quoted, he blamed me, saying I must not have been paying attention to what the Tire Rack pages said, and not noticed additional required charges beyond the base charge, mentioning the tire disposal fee as an example. I walked through placing another order at  Tire Rack, choosing the same tires of the same size and the same installer, reading every word about installation and following all links (I stopped right before finalizing the sale). As far as I can tell, I was correct that the charge should have been $156 plus tax -- including tire disposal. The tires were installed just two business days later by a nearby shop. For $127.20 before tax. I tested them at 70mph; smooth as silk. Oh--the installer told me that I would not have had to wait the 11 days after delivery if I had bought the tires from Right Away Tire instead of just using them as the installer; he said they would have been out here "right away" (as soon as they recieved the tires) if I had done that. Interesting. He also said Tire Rack was a very bad tire seller and often sold defective tires. Well, I haven't had a bad experience with their tires over the last 20 years. Another thing was weird. For four days before the tires were delivered, the tracking in the morning showed that the shipper (On Trac) had them out for delivery. Then that afternoon instead of showing them delivered, the expected delivery date was changed to the next day. Meanwhile, other delivery trucks were driving by my house each day. And I was driving around myself. So, was On Trac really unable to drive the tires from Seattle to Lynnwood each of those four days? Or did On Trac drive them each of those days but found no one home at Right Away Tire to sign for delivery? While it was happening, I assumed something weird was going on with On Trac, but now I'd put my money on the latter.