Adirondack Tire Centers

I went there last week, small gas leaking, I drive there two times, and they used several hours to figure out it is a small gas leaking, and suggest me to replace the tubes. One day later, the problem showed up again. I called them, they told me they cannot fix it because it is gas leaking!
I drive to dealership and finally find they in-​properly connected one of the part they did it for me.
If you want to waste money, go there!!!

I was in the neighborhood and looking to buy snow tires ASAP, so I called to see what they had in stock.
I was not particularly excited about bringing my business to Adirondack Tire because of their advertising style, but its been a few years since I saw one of their tasteless commercials, and I like to avoid the larger chain stores when I can.
I have not committed my tire size to memory, but the man who answered the phone told me without hesitation that he couldn’t determine what size snow tires I needed, even though I told him I know my wheels are 19″, and offered to tell him the year, make, model, and trim level of my vehicle. He said that the factory tire sizes will vary on otherwise identical vehicles. Well, I happen to know that this is not the case for my car, and maybe his computer would have told him that if he took the 5 seconds to check. Not to mention that his response is completely contrary to the tire search feature on Adirondack Tire’s very own effing website. Unreal.
I didn’t argue with him. I’ll happily spend my $ 1k elsewhere.

The guys here are truly good people, as with all adirondack tire centers. Flashy commercials aside, these people are looking to help you, unlike most shops these days, which look to find unnecessary extra charges.
I called them after calling several places for quotes to get my rear brake pads and rotors done. As a college student I explained I was looking to get a good price and they worked with me to help me find a fair price.
Excellent people, excellent service!

Would NEVER give this company my business due to their terribly offensive, misogynistic commercials. Little girls in the 21^st century should not have to live in a world where commercials like this can come into their homes and affect their body images and help to form their ideas about their role in society.
These commercials would be funny as a parody on SNL, but the fact that they are real and have been going on for years is both disturbing and sad.

Last trip up to Albany I must have run over a nail at some point and started slowly losing air. By the time I made it off 84 I was down to about 15psi.
A quick google search brought up the usual big name tire shops (Mavis and the like), however, I’ve never liked those type places. A local at the gas station recommended Adirondack and even went out of his way to pinpoint the 3 nearest locations or me on a napkin … did not seem to know about GPS or cell phones (Albany is just south of the mountain people region).
Thanks to that bearded fellow, I made it down the road to Adirondack where a gent named Tracy got me squared away with a patch and back on the road in less than 15 minutes.
Prices were right on par with what I’m used to back at the ol’ All Weather Tires, and the mountain person hit the nail right on the head (no pun intended) when he said their service would beat Mavis or Sears any day.