I'm from out of state and needed to replace the stock tires on my 2013 Ram (I recommend doing this at the dealership). I thought I was getting a good deal on a set of Cooper tires from this shop. In the process if installing my tires the tech damaged my rim. I noticed the damage immediately and commented on it. The manager tried to play it off as existing damage. I had no evidence to the contrary, so I accepted the damage and went on my way. After awhile, I noticed that the damaged tire was not holding air--I would have to fill it up every time I got fuel. I took the truck to a shop in my home state, and they said that the the wheel was damaged and would need to be replaced. I bought the truck back the next time I was in state. This time the same manager admitted that the damage was caused by TJ's techs. He offered to purchase me a new stock wheel, replace all of the wheels with aftermarket, or send me a check. I opted to get a new wheel. After going back to TJ's several times over several months, it became apparent that they were not going fix, or pay for the damage. I ended up replacing the wheel out of my own pocket. Do not believe the lies. If they damage your vehicle you are on your own. I would not recommend this shop. read more