MotoTireGuy - Motorcycle Tire Services

Carlos Thomas

A+. This is my 2nd time coming to the MotoTireGuy shop in San Francisco. I think they have great prices. I ordered my tires via their Revzilla link on their page. My tires were shipped directly to them. When they arrived I got an appointment the same day they were delivered. WADE took care of me with quality work & good conversation. It was ride-in service for my 2019 BMW 1250 GS, which cost me $150 via Venmo.

Michael Chaffee

Friendly service at a great price 👍👍

quinn hendricks

I started going here when Robbie was working out of his garage, always top service. RIP. The new guy was an hour behind schedule, couldn't see, and had to ask the guy before me what way he should mount the tire. This customer also had a Tire Pressure Monitor and told the installer. My turn. Same tire rim combo as the previous costumer. I tell him that I too have Tire Pressure Monitors. He breaks mine 1 minute later. He also can't tell which way to mount the tire and asks me what direction the tire should go. The new owner said he would pick up the parts and fix their mistake. Then Covid shut the Bay Area down. 3 months later, I had the dealer fix the monitor to the tune of $310.00 I have not heard back from the new owner, and am currently looking for another shop to change my tires.

Dylan Grieve

I went to Mototire guy a few times when the original owner was there (RIP), and had great experiences: fast service, cheap prices, quality work. However, this was not the case on my recent service, and I really, really hesitated to write this, but after reading a recent review which said his tire was installed incorrectly, I'm realizing this could be a safety issue. After getting 2 tires installed on my bike, I went for a ride, and a very aggressive one, with lots of twists and turns. After some hairy moments, where the bike felt very squirrelly and "off", I decided to take a look. The rear wheel was not mounted correctly. What I mean is, it was crooked/unaligned. On one side, the axle block was flush with the chain slack adjuster (good), and on the other side, there was a huge open gap between the axle block and the adjuster (bad). At the time, I was kind of irritated, but I didn't want to piss in the waters of the motorcycle community, and I support good small businesses. But after reading the review someone posted about 3 weeks ago, complaining about an improper re-install, I think it's actually a safety issue. All I want to say is, if you decide to go here, watch the work, and check your bike thoroughly afterwards. I would recommend that you just pay extra and go to motojava or desmoto, with a higher degree of assurance that the work will be done correctly, and you won't be in for any unexpected surprises.