Tire World

My experience here was excellent! The owners (husband and wife — I think) were so helpful, very patient and worked really efficiently. I actually ran into a bit of trouble with the U-​Haul truck I was picking up from them (not the fault of this business) and both of them just really went out of their way to ensure I was able to get taken care of. They were calm, analyzed the resources and did what was necessary — I have them in my book as a trust worthy, reliable business!

I love them and its black owned

Rolled over a nail and my tire was as flat as a pancake. I rode my rim until I made it to Tire World and was saved! It’s a small shop, and there were only 2 men working on one other car at 9:20am but I was in and out in under 15 mins. I bought a used tire for $ 36 total, and that included labor. It’s cash only, and no atm on-​site however there is a Walgreens a couple of blocks away.

I’ve been so wowed by this place that I’m Unilocaling it from my phone en route from Illinois to Florida. I’m risking car sickness to rave about this place. We were just getting started on this 16.5 hour Christmas road trip and not thirty minutes in we find ourselves unloading our duffle bags of dirty laundry (c’mon, why laundromat when you’re headed to mom’s?) to get to the spare tire. Foursquare and a phone call later, we find Tire World is but a mile away. Be warned: the address on Foursquare says E 95^th, but it should be West.
The place is the automotive equivalent of your favourite greasy spoon: seemingly disorganized, but the folks running the joint know exactly where everything is; friendly but not overly in-​your-​face staff; and lightning – possibly faster than lighting fast service.
Taking the shredded tire off the rim, putting a new one on, putting it back on our car, and airing us all up cost an amazing $ 26.75, tire included, and was done faster than it took me to write this review.
Well done, Tire World. Thanks to them, I’m now faced with the vast farmlands of Indiana. Maybe next time we’ll fly.