It's refreshing to see a business that still operates with old-school values and genuinely cares…read moreabout people. I was honestly in disbelief when they repaired the hole in my tire free of charge. Lou was professional, courteous, and took the time to explain that they've been offering free flat repairs since the company started in the 1960s -- that kind of integrity is rare these days. When I picked up my tire, another associate kindly helped roll it out to my car and even offered an upholstery cover to keep my interior clean. Every interaction felt respectful and thoughtful. I hadn't been there in years, but after this experience, they've absolutely earned my future business. It's great to support a good American company that still stands behind strong values and customer service.

This is an update to my May 6, 2026 review of America's Tire:…read more First off, good old AI changed the name I entered to "Charles Schwab" from Les Schwab. Brokerages don't sell tires! So I actually got a voicemail response from a man at the America's Tire shop. He said to just call him back and they would take care of me. What nobody told him was we originally made our appointment to get our tires checked and rotated because we were driving back to our home the following morning which is in Colorado. There was absolutely nothing he could do for us after the fact. We won't forget sitting in their waiting area for our car to be serviced while walk-in customers who bought new tires go ahead of us even though we had made an appointment. I also won't forget that young man's grin as he told me I would have to pay $130 for new lug nuts (commission) or he wouldn't put my lug nuts he took off back on because of "Safety Concerns". Some things you just don't forget. So what happened with us? I ordered a set of new lug nuts from Amazon and paid extra to have them delivered in three hours. Once they were delivered, this 70 something old man and his slightly younger wife bought a battery powered impact gun and sockets and changed every single lug nut on our car one by one. For the three or four that the socket didn't fit on easily, we used a four way tire iron to remove those by hand. We got it done all by ourselves. Then instead of leaving at eight in the morning as planned, we left at six and towed our long utility trailer behind our car. When we stopped for gas in Nevada, my wife saw a Les Schwab dealer and I drove over and asked how long it would take to rotate our tires. He said no time at all. I showed him we had our twenty foot trailer hooked up and he said still no problem. That guy and a worker used floor jacks and air guns and rechecked the air in all tires plus our four trailer tires in under ten minutes! I tried to tip them twenty bucks but they wouldn't take it. That is the kind of customer service that is hard to find anymore. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Another update: I got a phone call from a guy named Drew but not quite sure because I am hard of hearing, who said he called and I hadn't called him back. I told him I had been driving home to Colorado where we live. That caused him to laugh. When he stopped I told him there was nothing he could do for me as we were now home. I then listed my complaints with the service we received from our appointment. He justified the call his man made about "swollen" lug nuts. I then told him my wife and I changed all twenty and only found three, maybe four, that were enlarged. He then wanted to know if the tires on our car were purchased from them because he couldn't find them listed. I told him we have eight cars and trucks and also get tires from the sister stores, Discount Tire in Colorado Springs - different phone number. Maybe if I hadn't bought the tires from them then the whole complaint is moot. I did ask if their employees work on commission but he said no. My wife later looked the company up on line and the employees do not get direct commission. They do, however, get bonuses based on store sales so they do have incentive to make sure the store makes money. I just want to end this with a shout out to our Discount Tire store we go to in Colorado. They take good care of us. They never charge us for rotations or little things like a broken valve stem. We go in to an appointment and our car is taken right in. They offer bottled water and sodas while we wait. I pay for tire insurance on all tires. Anything wrong they find they are almost apologetic- they have never laughed at us or been disrespectful in any way. Same company, different name, different location, different quality of service

The guys did a perfect alignment, before the alignment while driving on the freeway, my car would…read moresway left and right, no more swinging! They also pointed out an oil pan leak, and the suspension stabilizer are bad, highly recommend going to Sam's! Thank you guys!!

My family and I have been bringing every single car here for over eight years now. I refuse to go…read moreto any other tire shop.. The quality price, and professional work is absolutely unmatched. I will keep coming back here for as long as the shop stays open!!

So helpful, friendly and got it fixed fair prices good people. Off to Folsom lake easy to find…read moregreat location

Wow! Amazing work here! My family owned a car dealership for 32 years and I had a guy that did rim…read morerepair but he moved away. I took my car here yesterday for rim curb rash fix. I was literally left speechless at how well they repaired it and made it look brand new. Ahmad is super nice and professional and great at communication! I highly recommend this place of business and will definitely be back as needed!

I made an appointment actually at America's Tire and ended up waiting almost an hour because I just…read morewanted my tires rotated (no purchase so people buying tires went ahead). They tried the hard sell on balancing the tires and tried selling me a brand new spare tire and wheel. I just kept saying NO. After my car finally went into a bay, the worker comes in and tells me my lug nuts are "Swollen" and for me to come see. The guy tried to sell me a new set of lug nuts for $130! Then he says he can't even put my lug nuts he took off back on because of "Safety Concerns". I told him to put my car together just like it came in and I would take it somewhere else. Eventually I got my car back. Everything was a hard sell and truth stretching. So then I went to Les Schwab just down the street and told them of my experience. The guys were super nice - no hard sell here. A very polite young man named Jacob checked all the tires and air checked them all. He also checked the lug nuts and did find some that had internal corrosion. He explained that there was a steel living with an aluminum outer shell that can get water or salt inside. A socket might not go on easily. He said he could order a set for us. He was a good guy...no lying about safety and no arm twisting. A respectable guy. Guess where I will be buying my tires from now on!

not only is their pricing outrageous, the service guys attitude is that he could care less…read more Charging $250 EACH for an $89 rotor is robbery. not bending over today or any other. sorry i bought my tires there but Big O went out of business :(

This is my new favorite place if I need new tires. A few weeks ago, I had bad tire that needed…read morereplacing. The team at Sunrise Tires was fast, professional, and friendly. The prices are affordable. I HIGHLY recommend giving them a try. You'll be glad you did.

Yasir was incredibly patient and walked me through the entire process. I had done a lot of research…read moreon lifting my FJ Cruiser and upgrading to bigger tires, but I still wasn't sure if 285/75/16s would fit with a 2.5" front and 1.5" rear lift -- and no BMC. Yasir helped me lock in the Bilstein 5100 setup I had been wanting, and took the time to actually order in different tire options so I could see them in person. I was originally leaning toward a lesser-known brand due to budget concerns, but Yasir was honest about the quality differences. He clearly explained the pros and cons of each option, which I really appreciated. In the end, I went with my go-to off-road tire: the Falken Wildpeak AT4W. Now my FJ looks mean -- running 285/75/16 Wildpeaks, with a 2.5" lift up front, 1.5" in the rear, and no BMC needed! A few months back, I also picked up a set of Method Wheels from the shop, which was another solid recommendation from Yasir. I absolutely love them. All the staff here are friendly, professional, and know their stuff. This is definitely my go-to spot!

i paid 1100 for work that the dealership wanted to charge 2500 for. the owner has always been very…read morehelpful and put my car on the rack to inspect noises when ive stopped by. He personally picked me up from home after working on my car (I dont expect this treatment on a regular basis), and has ridden along with me on test drives. will be bringing my car here as long as im in the folsom area.

Great people! Super knowledgeable and helpful. Helped me with a problem with a vibration. 2nd time…read moreI have been there and the service is great. I was well pleased.

5 stars - available service requested, honest diagnosis- they told me no alignment needed but have…read moreto do tire rotation since that was the main job, value is better than dealership as always. Would have paid $297 at honda by autonation if i didn't get a second opinion here. This will be my go to now. Ive been here 3-4 time for my cars. Great promotions too!

Bob was so helpful with my difficult to diagnose Toyota Minivan The crew worked so hard on my car,…read morevery reasonable prices, and they fixed what was wrong with excellent service! I definitely recommend this shop!

Oh no they didn't, but they did. They did shear off a lug bolt and broke a tire stud on two of my…read moretires while putting on four new tires. The last two sets of tires were purchases and installed at this location. They told us about the tire stud but not about the lug bolt. They said they couldn't fix the broken tire stud there. But they did give us a contact slip to an auto shop in Orangevale that will fix it free of charge. However the place doesn't take walk ins; appointments only. They went on to say it was safe to drive but not for an extended period without getting it fixed. They didn't do a post walkthrough. But we always do. That's when we noticed the stripped lug bolt when we did our own inspection before driving off. So we went back into the shop to ask about that as well. Also they are not able to fix it and need to go the referred auto shop. Needless to say, we didn't feel comfortable going to the referred auto shop. So we went to our own dealership mechanic; he fixed the tire stud and replaced the lug nut for a nominal fee.

I've been to other locations and their customer service is always a 10/10. This Folsom location is…read morejust the same. Love that they are friendly and treat their customers well. I had a tire pressure warning that I've been noticing for about 3 days and had to fill it with air, so figured I had a minor air leak. I tried to book an appointment but they were all booked up for almost two weeks out. They do accept walk ins so I took that chance because I really wanted my tires to get checked out. Brought it in on a Wednesday around 4:30pm. There were a large handle of folks either checking in or picking up and just waiting for their vehicle. The estimated time was given until they would be able to get to my car was around 6:15pm. I opted to stay and wait. I noticed they were moving and getting cars outta there and my car was finally looked at around 5:15pm, not too bad. They told me my wheel had a crack which caused air from my tire to seep out. Although I didn't buy wheels from them, I really just wanted to point out great and quick service I received for being a walk in. I did end up buying wipers since my front were in need of new ones. They had a deal doing on for $12 a wiper with free install. I left there at 5:40pm. Not bad at all.

they were very helpful gave us a great price for a set of rims and 37 inch tires that did not break…read morethe bank will definitely be a long term customer

** I have no ties to this place other than research but let me tell you if you're looking around,…read morepick this place. Amazing company with great employees who really care about customer service and quality. The owner, Hans is super knowledgeable, speaks and explains things very well. We actually found them on Facebook marketplace and never thought in a million years we would go to a shop we found off there, but we are so glad that they posted and we found them and decided to give them a try. We drove up all from Vacaville to come here and after this experience, we wouldn't work with another tire/rim place again besides this one, even with being an hour away. The pricing you can't beat either. All around five stars.

Since moving into the area, Danny's Automotive has quickly become my go-to spot for anything my…read moreMazda CX-5 needs. Their prices are always affordable; whether I'm coming in for an oil change, tire rotation, or a simple wiper blade replacement. The staff is friendly, professional, and they get the job done fast without cutting corners. It's rare to find a shop you can trust right away, but Danny's has earned that confidence. Highly recommend!

I brought my car to this shop while it was driving fine in 2WD. After their mechanic worked on it,…read morethey gave it back to me stuck in 4WD and driving far worse than before. The mechanic installed the front differential actuator in 4WD while the transfer case was still in 2WD and failed to check that both were matched before installation. Because of that mistake, he blew the bushing, and I had to go buy a new transfer case actuator out of my own pocket because of his carelessness. After their work, my car became hard to reverse, hard to accelerate, revved high just to go about 10 mph, and now I can hear and feel grinding from the drivetrain. None of this was happening before they touched it. Instead of owning their mistake and making it right, they wanted more money to keep working on the mess they created. That is unacceptable. A basic step in this job was making sure both actuators were in the same position before installing the part, and they failed to do that. I brought them a working vehicle, and they returned it damaged.