Address: 7540 Gall Blvd, Zephyrhills, FL 33541, USA
Phone: +18138153034
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–6PM
Tuesday: 8AM–6PM
Wednesday: 8AM–6PM
Thursday: 8AM–6PM
Friday: 8AM–6PM
Saturday: 8AM–5PM
marcus hall
Just had 2 front tires balanced, new struts installed and an alignment. Great job ! Truck rides great 👍. Will definitely use them again. A little pricey, but better than the dealership. Quality work.
Brandi Steele
The service and quality of repairs is phenomenal. I drive a lifted truck on big wheels and they are able to accommodate me whenever needed and do so in a timely manner. The staff and customer service is always very professional.
Tiffany Werner
I’ve taken my car here a few times now and every time I receive great service! The staff is so helpful and make you feel comfortable when presenting you the issue and along with the pricing to fix it.
Kathy Barber
Excellent. We had a low pressure warning appear on our display so we went right to Tire Kingdom, Zephyrhills, FL, and got right in. They found a nail in the tire, fixed it quickly and did not charge us. Everyone was courteous and professional which made our day, thank you Richard (service manager).
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Did you go inside to tell them what you needed?
No
This I would imagine can change by rebates if offered or by the difference of tires you go with. I would call and inquire. Sorry, could not be more helpful, but I always look online for upcoming deals and inquire there after.
Of you go in store or give them a call they will be able to help you.
Call and ask. Most O'Reilly's Auto Parts do recycle used motor oil for free. You keep the container. Call to make sure on the particular store. Walmarts that have auto service centers recycle used oil for free, but you must leave the container. Drop off at the Auto service center. Both places make you sign the recycle book so the store somehow gets paid.
Give them a call
Try any place that sells motorcycles
Note that tires legally age out at 8 years. There is a code on each tire that gives the manufacture date. You can't even get a tire patched that's over 8 years. The rubber becomes less pliable over time, so you're more likely to lose Traction in a curve, especially if it's wet. Braking distances also become longer. The more aggressively you drive, the more buying used tires becomes a very bad idea, regardless of the remaining tread.
Yes we do brakes and all suspension and most of all needs for most vehicles depending on the location
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