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    Apple Valley Tire

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Discount Tire

    Discount Tire

    (27 reviews)

    Incredibly efficient, incredibly professional…read more I am usually a big supporter of buying from the local mom and pop shops. That said, I went Big Chain and I want to share my experience this morning with Discount Tire in Martinsburg. I looked around, read reviews on Consumer Reports for tires and tires stores, considered the local shop we have used since they opened 5 or 6 years ago... I decided to replace kind with kind. I got the same tires the car came with new. Michelin Primacy A/S. I figured they were good enough for Ford to spec on the car... I also decided on Discount Tire. They are Consumer Reports third highest rated chain and the only one of the top chains in the Martinsburg area. HOLY COW!!! I did the ordering online on Thursday and set up the appointment for 8:00 AM Saturday. Thursday: Email and text confirming the order. Friday: Email and text confirming the tires had been delivered and confirming the 8:00 AM Saturday appointment. This morning I arrived at the location at 7:48. Not open yet, no problem, I knew that. I am always early... 7:55: Tech comes out with a tablet, knows who I am, asks for the keys... 7:57 AM the car is in the service bay. Four techs descend on the car like a NASCAR pit crew. Four hydraulic jacks lift the car and by 8:00 AM all four wheels are off the car. Each tech takes one wheel and removes the tire, tests the TPS units, mounts and balances the new tire, and mounts it on the car. 8:11 the car is DONE. 8:12 the car is in the parking lot, I am finishing up with the service advisor. 8:15 I am in my car and pulling out of the parking lot. AMAZING!!! Everything done efficiently, professionally, properly. As I said, I like to shop with the locally owned stores but this is a level of service that can't be equaled. I should also mention that the price was far better than I could find anywhere else.

    My wife and I went to Discount Tires in Martinsburg WV and ordered tires. They went down the price…read moreand and gave me a total which i had already done my math so i knew what it should be. it was almost 300 higher. i asked the guy to tell me how he got the prices. As he was quickly going down the list tires, install certificate, disposal. i said i dont want the certificates. He asked why, i replied i just dont want it. We leave, tires come in and my wife has to take it by herself this time. Well it started all over for her. The first guy says we have to do an inspection before you put the tires on. He says you need to get the wipers replaced($100+) and why did you refuse the certificates. She replied my husband just changed them 2 months ago, he says he has to get his manager to take it off. The manager comes out and says why are you refusing the certificates. Your making a mistake. These people are bullies and take advantage of people that dont know they dont have to get anything they dont want. They make it sound like someone has to get these things to get serviced. I can imagine how many elderly they have taken advantage of. Lets get to those certificates around 50 to 75 per tire, yes they will fix or replace them but how many people blow more than 1 tire out there in normal driving? If you blow one and you bought the certificates you already paid for that 1 tire in total certificates. Now if you happen to blow 2 tires, then it may be worth it, but i like my odds and I will always refuse this bs! Judging by the ratings Im seeing and the common stories its safe to say they dont care about reviews or customer service because we all continue to go there for whatever reason. I will drive 10 more miles and hit a different or support my local shop. These guys are bullies and thugs and take advantage of women, elderly and any other naive person that walks in! i wish so bad I was able to be there when those tires were installed!

    Mac's Tire Service

    Mac's Tire Service

    (601 reviews)

    I cannot tell you how happy I am about going to this place. I stopped in at 7pm on a Wednesday and…read morewas out by 7:30. They had my tire in stock. They changed it for a very reasonable price. I didn't get talked down to. I was sure I'd have to take several hours off of work and I didn't. Incredible. Compare this to the last time I got tires when I was in New Jersey where I had to go two days in a row and waste 2+ hours each time on a weekday because they didn't have my size tires in stock. And I paid a lot more for them and didn't have the option to get used tires, either. Compared to that, this has been a breeze.

    I had a flat after hitting a curb and brought my car to this shop for a replacement tire. The car…read morehad been driving completely fine on the spare beforehand. Immediately after the new tire was installed, it began making a pronounced thumping noise. I called early the next morning to explain what had happened and told them I would be bringing the car back later that day. They asked for my phone number to confirm that I had been in the shop. I drove just over a mile back to the shop at no more than 20-25 mph, and the noise remained severe and noticeably worsened over that short distance. By the time I arrived, there was also a loud clanking noise coming from the new wheel when braking. I arrived around 4:00 p.m. and, because the noise had become a serious safety concern, called again as soon as I entered the line. I was told to simply wait and that they would take care of me. There were several cars ahead of me and no parking area to wait in, so I remained in a line extending into the road. Once I finally got into the shop, I waited over 90 minutes with very little communication other than somebody telling me to shut off my engine. I had to explain the situation to three separate employees, none of whom seemed to have the information I had already provided by phone. The woman I had spoken with earlier didn't come out to acknowledge our conversation until after the car had already been worked on, and then said she hadn't known I was there, despite my having called and been told to wait when I arrived. I specifically requested that they inspect the wheel, studs, and brake components for damage, rather than simply retightening the lug nuts. I was also specifically told that, once the tire work was complete, I should pull the car forward so that a second employee could perform a visual inspection for damage. That's not what happened. I personally watched the first technician remove and retighten the lug nuts, but I did not see him perform the requested damage inspection. When I pulled the car forward as instructed, the second employee did not perform the visual inspection I had been told would happen. Instead, he simply asked the first technician whether everything was okay. The first technician gave a thumbs-up, and they sent me on my way. The actual problem was eventually confirmed: the wheel had been installed loose. Multiple employees also initially asked where I had gotten the work done before addressing the actual problem, even though the tire had been installed at their shop the previous day. The car was eventually fixed, but the overall experience was extremely concerning. A wheel installed by this shop was loose enough to cause severe thumping and eventually clanking while braking, and the problem became significantly worse within roughly a mile. I returned specifically because I was concerned the vehicle was unsafe, yet I waited more than 90 minutes, repeatedly explained the same issue, and was told that a second employee would independently inspect the area for damage when that inspection did not actually happen. I'd think very carefully before trusting this shop with tire or wheel work.

    Brown's Tire Towing & Auto Care Center Inc

    Brown's Tire Towing & Auto Care Center Inc

    (35 reviews)

    Scheduled an oil change and state inspection for 8am. I like…read morethe friendly neighboorhood feel of this business. They are always pleasant and make me feel like my business matters. I was all complete in 90 minutes and back on the road......awesome!! The price was fair, and the work was good. I will continue to use this service facility.

    I brought my car in for a standard oil change. This car had been my grandmother's grocery getter…read morebefore her passing, and hardly had 15,000 miles on it. It is in practically new condition. The attendant took my keys and said it would be about 40 minutes to an hour. About an hour later, I got a call saying the car looked great, everything was in good condition, but they did recommend that I get a brake fluid exchange. I definitely raised an eyebrow at that comment because you usually only have to replace the brake fluid every 4-5 years, and certainly not on a vehicle with less than 45,000 miles on it. I declined the offer. Again, I was given an estimate that it would be about 45 minutes for them to wrap things up with my car. Seemed like a long time to wait for an oil change, given I had dropped the car off when they opened and they already had it for an hour, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt. An hour later, I came into their office to pick up my car, only to be told that it wasn't ready because they were waiting on a part to be delivered. At this point I was really scratching my head, because I wasn't getting any work done on the vehicle, just an oil change. I was informed that "whoever had previously changed the oil had stripped the oil cap, so it needed to be replaced." I was definitely skeptical of this, because I knew the car hadn't been leaking oil, but I asked for an estimate for when it would be ready... they couldn't provide me with one. I left for a second time, now wondering why this issue wasn't mentioned when I received the phone call saying everything looked great with the car. Another hour goes by and I finally get a call saying my car was ready to pick up. When I paid for the job, they charged me $88 for a full synthetic oil change, which I did not request, $7 for "disinfecting the interior of the vehicle" which was CLEARLY not done, as well as an extra $18 for the replacement oil drain plug. With labor included, the total came to $130, for what should have been a simple oil change. While I was honestly expecting the price to be high, I have NEVER paid over $60 ANYWHERE for an oil change. After paying for the work, I asked if I could have the original oil cap so I would know what to look for in the future should I have this issue again. When the attendant handed me the cap, it was obvious that whoever tried to take the cap off at Brown's garage had mangled it with the wrong tool. There were fresh shards and flakes of metal around the top of the cap, while the threads were completely intact. If the attendant had been telling me the truth, the mangled bits of metal would have shown signs of aging or discoloration like the rest of the cap, instead of looking shiny and freshly torn up. I've included a picture of the oil cap for reference. I absolutely should have read the reviews of this place before giving them my business. It seems as though their company policy is to not take ownership of mistakes when they happen, upcharge their customers for services they clearly do not need, and then have their owner reply to negative online reviews by making excuses for their employees. Maria, I know you are reading this, and I can already tell you that I have NO intention of communicating with you over the phone about the services your shop has provided. If you are truly concerned about the integrity of your work, stop trying to make nice with customers who put you on blast on the internet. Your time would be better spent reading about business ethics, and owning up to mistakes when they happen. Update: contrary to the business owner's reply, I never received a "digital report" of any of the services that were provided, and I actually was waiting to receive one before writing this review. I know the "digital report" is standard practice for this business, which is how I've been fleeced into paying for extra services in the past. Since I haven't received any before/after photos of the work that was performed, I stand by my original review and suspicions that the damage to the oil cap occurred when I brought my car in. Sidebar: regardless of what kind of oil change I had performed in the past, a standard (aka conventional) oil change is NOT the same as a full synthetic oil change. I requested a standard oil change, but was upcharged for full synthetic. While this may be the regular operating procedure at Brown's, if you go to any reputable auto service shop and request a standard oil change, they will give you a conventional oil change, or at least clarify what type of oil you want before performing the oil change. TLDR: if you want quality service and accountability, this ain't the place. Never again.

    Apple Valley Tire - tires - Updated September 2026

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