This is an interesting Canadian Tire. On one hand, it is huge compared to the one in Richmond. This store has two floors where most of the entire second floor is dedicated to anything related to Christmas from ornaments to trees. The first floor has all of the things. you would find at other Canadian Tire stores. Sometimes there are deals depending on when you go, but the Christmas section didn't have a lot of deals on Black Friday. There's paid parking on the rooftop or metered parking at the street. Service is a hit or miss depending if you can find someone. What's interesting is that there is a security guard that checks your receipt and package as you leave. read more

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Canadian Tire is like if Walmart and Home Depot had a Canadian baby--practical, friendly, and surprisingly fun. This location nailed it: service was excellent, and the staff weren't just friendly, they were walking product encyclopedias. I even spotted tons of Canadian-made goods (points for national pride!) and a toy section that could distract kids--and adults--long enough to shop in peace. Easy to find everything, easy to get help, and honestly, way better than I expected. Cheers! read more

Canadian Tire - Department Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Not made for disabled. Used to be but now disabled people are 2nd class citizens. I have lots of Canadian Tire money. I'm moving so hopefully the one near my new place is friendlier. Staff not friendly or helpful and they leave stuff everywhere so my mobility scooter sometimes cannot go down an aisle or have things fall on me. read more

Yeah I've encountered the cart blocking goof! Next time he asks to search my stuff I tell him no I'll go shop at Home Depot then I'll come back and rub your nose in the dirt. Specifically I'll buy items you don't carry and then he can try to accuse me but as long as I have a receipt and it's packed away there is nothing he needs to see. Either train him to do his job properly or can him! Also start enforcing your bag policy at this store! I watched a dozen people with bags and not once did he stop and ask to search them! It's because I'm disabled isn't it? Are you one of those guys who has a mentality that you have a quota to fill how many people can I accuse today? And do you have a points system with your buddies 1 point for ethnic minorities, 2 points for disabled and 3 points if they're both an ethnic minority and disabled? You're disgusting man! So yeah my answer every single time until either you get the point or hell itself freezes over will be N-O! No is a complete sentence and I will not nor do not need to give you an explanation as to why that is. Next time you ask I'm gonna ask to search your stuff see how you like it? Search them damn auto correct read more

This is a rather large Urban Canadian Tire, with a lot of modern touches. It's a long walk from Downtown, so I took Uber over to take a look. The merchandise selection is what I've been used to: lots of stuff packed into often tight aisles, and enjoyable "treasure hunt" shopping. I ended up with a few items that I could put into my carry on luggage, and whizzed through the self-check out. I miss the personal check out and the real Canadian Tire Money. The key downside here was that it was clear that most of the employees I interacted with, clearly did not want to be here. Sometimes it seemed that they were doing me a favor by answering a question. And that made me wonder how well this place is being managed. read more

Went into the store to buy a tire gauge for checking the tires on my bike. I had looked online and found what I needed. I checked the bike department and could not find what I was looking for. It is pact with so many small items it is impossible to find what one is looking for. Nothing is really defined. I could not find an employee who would assist me. After about 10 minutes of hunting for the tire gauge, I saw an employee a few aisles away. I went over and asked him if he could help me. He walked over to the bike area, took one look around and told me that this was not his department, but he would call someone. A few minutes later another employee arrived, he took one look around and said he was not sure there they would be. Enough time had been spent trying to find what I needed. As I walked away he suggested I go to the tire department. I said no thank you, I will go to a real bike shop. So few employees to help the potential customer, I won't be going back. read more

Went to the location at Cambie & W. 7th. Worst experience ever with car repairs. Unprofessional & outright dishonest!

I really appreciate the mechanic, Rob, at Canadian Tire. He was honest, transparent, and communicated clearly when explaining what was happening with my Jeep. What stood out to me most was his integrity--he openly admitted when he wasn't sure what the issue was, rather than giving me a vague or quick answer that could've cost me a lot of money. That kind of honesty takes real pride in one's work. Rob also took the time to truly understand my concerns and didn't stop until he found the root of the problem. I also want to thank the rest of the staff at Canadian Tire--they were friendly and communicative throughout the entire process. I highly recommend Rob and his team at Canadian Tire and will definitely be returning for any future concerns with my vehicle. read more

Worst website ever. Beyond terrible. Zero stars. Other than that, I love Canadian Tire. Best place for Christmas decorations, storage solutions and kitchen things. This location also has a great garden centre. The website, however, sucks. It's ridiculously slow regardless of the speed of the connection or how you access it, whether it be via a laptop browser, mobile browser, or the app. Every time I go on it, I leave wanting that part of my life back even when I find what I'm looking for. Now that buying Canadian products from Canadian stores is more important than ever AND the fact that most people rely on a company's website to check out their products, having a slow and poorly designed website is bad for business and for customers wanting to support a Canadian owned store. Do better. read more

I went to Canadian Tire on Cambie Street in Vancouver and purchased an Energizer battery package on sale. Upon going to open the package, I recognized that it had been opened and resealed by someone else. I went back for a refund, but I was accused of opening them up and lying. Stated retired from government service, not a liar. The assistant manager was called, and he refused a refund. Staff are rude and accusatory. No class, belittled me. Trying to do my part to support local industry, never going to any Canadian Tire junk store again. Customer service sucks as it did when they first opened on Cambie Street and West 7th. Please don't give this company your business; they need to retrain their staff. Go somewhere else where you get treated like a human being, not some 3rd world country where you are just one in a million people read more

Quick tire swap with tires on wheels and I get charge 6CAD for 'shop supplies'? They not even put new plastic bags on the tires at the end... I asked about it... and apparently was for compressed air. what a joke. read more

Horrible customer service! Bought a safety helmet for daughter's rollerblading class but found that it was defective missing a button so it couldn't be properly put on. When returning the item, the Canadian Tire customer service representative attempted to only give us an in store credit instead of a full refund. Rude and unprofessional! read more

lol I wish I knew this place was two stars. First off, I know nothing about cars but I do know how to take great care of my car. Moving here from Seattle I needed to pass a Canadian car inspection to get insurance through ICBC. Anyways I went to Canadian tire, which being an American I thought Canadian tire was cool. But NEVER ever take your car there for service or an inspection. I went paying 150 for an inspection, and I came out with a $1200 charge they said I needed to pay to pass the inspection. They told me their service charge is $150/hr. They wanted to charge me $1200 to take off tint, downgrade headlights, and change a wheel bearing. Not being an idiot, I left Canadian tire and came to went to a mechanic in surrey who literally charged me half the price. NEVER EVER take your car for service here or tires, this is the biggest modern day scam in Canada. read more

Canadian Tire - Department Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Today, I went to go buy a basketball and I needed to check my bag at the front desk cause of store policy. I waited 5 minutes in line cause a lady needed to put a heavy package on a dolly. But when it was my turn to be serviced, the lady servicing me said, "It's okay. You can take your bag. It's small." The lady servicing me essentially said I didn't need to check my bag when it is supposed to be store policy to, which I understand, but I had to wait 5 minutes for it. That was a complete waste of my time and I really want to know if this Canadian Tire is understaffed and/or wasn't trained properly to service customers. Another time I came to this store, I had to wait 15 minutes for a store clerk to come to the bike section to help me find a seat cushion, which I didn't get. read more

I don't really understand what was going on, but on my last trip to this location, a very angry customer was literally screaming in the middle of the store to a staff member to "stop chasing me ( him ) with an axe! " he repeated this a number of times, then vowed to take it up with management. I am assuming that the staff member was perhaps loss prevention, as he was not in any uniform. I personally failed to see said axe, but I only witnessed the aftermath. From my observation the customer looked like he may of been high of drugs. I can't say for certain, but I have seen the type before - twitchy, sweating and riding a bike. I watched as they went to Customer Service, and I heard the customer repeat the same thing " he was chasing me with an axe!! " Now, I highly doubt anyone - (let alone loss prevention) was running around Canadian Tire with an axe. However, I could be wrong. This is Vancouver! I couldn't stick around to witness the outcome of this drama. My husband was waiting for me and I needed to pick up a few items. If anyone witnessed this ( it was Sun May 20th around 8 pm ) please pm me ! I'd love to know the real scoop and what the end result was ! Finally, please see my previous review for more about Canadian Tire....and less about a potential real life horror movie!! read more

As a reatáis,outlet yes but as for the Automotive Service Department absolutely not Let's start at the beginning. I ordered snow tires for my car. Was quoted a price far different from what I paid I asked for an oil change and lube job That didn't happen Seems sone how they had 6 work orders for my car and erased all but one I allow for taxes environmental levies and recycling fees to effect the price But bill was $800 more then it should have been original quote was under $700 out the door not $1500 Then they told me that would call me in two hrs when car was was completed but after three hours and still no call I inquired about my cars status on my own and told it was finished awhile ago Also took them 15 mins to find where they put my car as no one seemed to know where it was located Pretty Sad Service read more

The service is extremely poor. The staff is not skilled. The skilled staff remained in meetings while letting customers wait for a real long time. I will not be doing any business with this store anymore. I wish I could have had a star chosen that's less than 1.. Dear yelp - please bring on such features Regards Sry read more

They don't even have any dry cat food in stock. I guess I should have checked the website first

When we walked past a couple and was about to turn, their dog barked at us while the female employee was beside them. When I looked at the couple, the female employee moved in front of me and blocked my view. Then they disappeared into the aisle. We were startled by the barking. Also, when we were in the other aisle while another female employee was helping us, a man with a big dog walked between us. He and the dog nearly touched us. They should not allow pets in the store. There are merchandises on the ground and the walkway is narrow. It is a hazard for people in the store and for people with pet allergy. read more

worst ever!!! service !! we walked in 10 mins before the store closed due to an emergency ... trying to make 14 keys and the staff wanted to chase us out of the store right after our 8th key was made !!! come on !! they have just closed at 9pm ....what's another 6 keys ! ??? ! it was probably gonna take another few more mins to pack up the rest !! the other rude associate said she wanted to cut the rest of the keys manually ( honestly i'm a regular at CT and every time that manual machine is used to cut keys .... 4/5 times the keys needed to be returned!!! not to mention that i turned her dwn nicely she started to yell back saying that the security will be locking the building dwn in 5 mins n all the employees needs to be out NOW !!! wow ! Mr S, i never knew these staffs are bad to this extend ... we left ....not ever looking back. the associate that was helping us was nice n the best ... his name was danesh ... he was calm n helpful as he was cutting the keys with the automated machine ( which works best ) & was friendly n helpful while the other was still chasing us out !! being also part of a second generation japanese whose been in the community most of i'll m my whole 51 years of my life ... i have never came across such aggressive behavior while we are all living in such intense society.... was that really necessary to just get mad when the 6 keys was just gonna take another 5 mins to make !!! in this world we try to always be a helpful citizen but definitely will start looking somewhere else to get that fair service ! a power to please is wats missing in that workforce! never mind that associate... it's karma ! it hurts to be called n referred to like that as the class has dropped when we are just trying to live better ... it does not help when the associates are more important than the customers. we will be thinking of getting the service in a different direction from now going forward... i would forecast your sales for next year properly as some of your staffs at cambie store are just very unhelpful KANASHI NE! OTSUKARESAMA read more

Mike Manery at the Cambie Canadian Tire Auto Service desk is the best there is! Give him a raise! read more

Canadian Tire - New tires for my 99 BMW.... - Department Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

BEWARE! This location is a FRANCHISE store so they have a separate owner, with STRANGE policies. Case in point, they denied a return of a NEW sealed air conditioning unit! Unbelievable as I bought it from the same store and was told then I had 90 days to return for full refund if the item was still in stock or store credit if no longer in stock. Gary the Manager created a terrible customer experience. He was unreasonable and said the store now had a final sale policy on ACs, through the final sale sticker on each AC they sell. But when I bought this online there was no such final sale policy and no final sale sticker on my unit. Totally unbelievable - it wasn't like I was returning many units, just one. Thanks for the unnecessary INJURY to my hand in the process of having to re-load the unit back into my car again after being rejected for the return. UPDATE: Just called the North Van Canadian Tire and they said no problem, come over and we'll refund it. When I got there, no problems with the refund. They said a lot of people who bought from Cambie and 7th end up returning at another store because of the grief they get. Called Canadian Tire corporate and they said that not allowing returns of a new product within 90 days is a violation of their policy. So AVOID Cambie and 7th if possible! read more

signage is poor for a first-time visitor, staff are hard to find, there's NO traditional checkout lanes, navigating the store is hard to do, and the movie version of a bouncer is at the checkout demanding receipts which is terrifying. never going back there despite its pristine location. read more

Worst Canadian Tire I've ever been too. Staff lack any product knowledge and the cashiers have all been replaced by self serve machines with a rude and aggressive security guard at the end. Security guys sits there chatting on his phone while using a cart to block the exit. What kind of garbage is that? read more

Don't recommend going to this Canadian Tire store. Other stores are much more helpful and friendly. Avoid seeking help from any Indian female employees. Encountered and interacted with 2 and they were both extremely rude and impatient! And, yes, like others, it's a total waste of my time going to this store. Should have checked the Yelp reviews!! Agree with the choice of word other reviewers used - Horrendous! Also, we paid a total of $7.00 for parking for the 2 trips. Why?????? read more

I just had the worst retail experience in my life. I was shopping at the store while this person was following me and shadow boxing. I decided to record him where he took my phone tried to fight me and turned out he was working there! If you ever get a chance to film him he would get violent. I called head office and there was no return call and called the general manager and no response. I'm sure this company takes no action to their employees and like to shame them while shopping. They tried to call the police on me to lay criminal charges but there was nothing. The police did nothing but to sum it up it was similar to this CBC link where your just shopping and they treat you like you stole something. https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4312427 I will never be back and here are some photos of the employees that don't read more

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This Canadian Tire has decided to dispense with cashiers and replace them with self checkout machines. Today, I selected two items and was then faced with a 20 minute lineup on the upper level of the store, where there was not even one cashier, just self checkout machines. These machines take far longer than cashiers to process purchases, hence the ridiculous lineup. I urge people not to shop at stores such as this who have virtually abandoned customer service in favour of their bottom line. It's not just the lack of cashiers either, virtually no employees could be found in this store to provide purchase advice on merchandise. read more

Canadian Tire - Just part of the long lineup at Canadian Tire to purchase items from their self checkout machines. Bring back actual cashiers please. - Department Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Called up to make an appointment for an automobile repair thing and made a reservation. The day that I came they said they didn't have my reservation. Had to rebook a week later. They said they were too busy to record it cause they had customers. Well....what am I?. read more

I rarely go to Canadian Tire as it is out of my way, so I have to make a special trip (by transit!) to get there. However, in need of a vacuum belt and vacuum bags, I decided to make the trek out there, as I know they sell those items. Also, that morning my husband broke his French press, and I figured I could purchase one there, so I had three good reasons to go. With the help of an employee, I found the vacuum and vacuum accessory area (which was shockingly busy), and while I found the vacuum bags, there weren't any belts, which I desperately needed. Disappointed (I *really* needed a new vacuum belt), I decided to check out the "dust busters" (ie. mini hand-held vacuums), as that was also something I had been thinking of purchasing (so I actually had four reasons to go to Canadian Tire), and it would work in lieu of a vacuum for a specific need I had. I found the dust busters, but there weren't any prices -- it always annoys me when prices aren't marked! I flagged down an employee and asked if they had vacuum belts, and she dismissively pointed to the area where I had been. I told her I did not see any belts, and she said, "Oh, we're sold out". I then asked her to check the prices on the dust busters, and she said, as if I were a moron, "These don't need belts." I admit I was a bit snarky, but I replied, "I know these don't need belts; I know the difference between a vacuum and a dust buster, thank you, but in addition to vacuum belts, I also want to enquire about dust busters." The woman was completely idiotic and my entire interaction with her was frustrating, as she clearly did not listen to what I was saying. Anyway, she told me the prices of the dust busters, which were $70+, so needless to say, I did not purchase one. I did purchase a French press, so the trip wasn't a waste of time after all. However, when I got home and removed the plunger and filter from the coffee carafe, a plastic bit on the plunger was broken, and the entire bottom of the carafe was shattered -- something I hadn't noticed in the store because the plunger and filter were hiding the damage, and I hadn't thought to inspect the bottom. At first I worried that it had broken in my bag, but based on the way it was damaged (a piece snapped off from the plunger), there was no way it broke on the way home. Ugh, so now I have to make a trip back just to return the French press (I bought one elsewhere a couple of days later). Also, right after I left Canadian Tire, I went to the nearby London Drugs. Unfortunately they did not carry vacuum belts, but they did sell dust busters -- the same model as in Canadian Tire, for $50 (and I had a $5 off voucher). All in all, Canadian Tire was a big waste of my time, the employee was an idiot, and I was irritated that the check out (if you want an actual cashier) wasn't easy to find (it's actually by "aisle 12", hidden behind the vacuum and vacuum accessory area, not at the front, where one would expect, where there are only self-checkouts). read more

It's a nice, bright store but it's the only Canadian Tire in Greater Vancouver that I know of that charges for parking. All the stores nearby - Like Home Depot - Provide a parking credit if you make a purchase, but not this Canadian Tire. Furthermore, the minimum time block you can buy is an hour. So even if you want to pop in for 15 minutes you're paying for an hour's parking. Secondly, it's nothing but automated checkout machines now, that are endlessly telling you to take items in and out of the bagging area. I don't mind using the machines, but when there's a long queue I want a human who knows how to operate the cash register so I can pay and go. read more

Clutter in the aisles so you can't move. Surly staff unwilling to move their large equipment so someone can access an aisle. Credit card pushers hitting you more than once with the worst credit card on the planet. The most expensive interest and with the most obnoxious customer service anyone has ever encountered. Very unimpressive selection. If you like to pay more for all your everyday stuff this company is for you. Amazon is crushing them and with free delivery and much better prices on same name brand products. Why bother to go out of your way to be treated like garbage.I've had it. read more

I rarely shop at Canadian Tire stores coz I found most of their items are pretty outdated (compared with States) This CT store is quite new and organized, therefore, I probably will shop here when it goes on crazy sales. Yes. I got kitchen aid hard anodized cookware set there. It marked at $699 and reduced to $199. Sound liked $500 off?? Serious? Well... The Bay selling identical set at $249 too! In sense that, I got $50 cheaper than the Bay! Honestly, CT website design is poor and stock quantity never accurate. Hope they can improve their website, carry more products and price comparable with other stores. Try to support more Canadian owned stores, haha. read more

Canadian Tire - Department Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I have to say maybe I have been lucky that service here has always been great at this location. I have never experienced anything negative here. This location is convenient. Its one of the Canadian Tire that is close to downtown. It is close to the City Hall Skytrain. This Canadian Tire doesn't have free parking so you might want to think twice before coming here. They paid parking are roof top parking and as well there are underground parking and street parking. But again All paid parking. I bought a few things here before. Service is ok. You might have a hard time in finding someone to help you. It seems most of the people are working as cashier. Today, I came here to get a price adjustment. It was easy peasy. Went in showed them flyer and got a price adjustment. Line up was not bad. Oh yeah this is one of the bigger Canadian Tire in BC. Its 2 floors. well one full floor bottom and half floor upstairs. read more

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Paid for parking today on my cc. They only refund if you pay cash We all know there service is poor yet we all go back. It's like kfc chicken. We regret it after the first bite , crave taking the first bit and then go back again few weeks later Their sales are great, they are beating Walmart so something is going well If you see some guy walking around with a small item in his hand and looking into each isle, pretending he is looking for someone. He is actually security, ask him for product location since he is more knowledgeable read more

i dont like this particular location very much because A. underground parking is expensive at $2.25 an hour. B. If you purchase a large item, you have to get it from their warehouse which is off-site. it closes at 7PM even though the actual store closes at 10PM. nowhere on the canadian tire website says that it would close at 7PM. tip: call ahead to see if the warehouse is open that day for your large item purchases or else you could waste your time and have to come another day. C. rude staff. i asked a staff person if they can assist me. the staff person told me to ask someone else instead because "her shift was over". she was still in uniform walking near the aisles! another tip: if you want faster service from the staff, tell them the product number of the item you want. its in the flyer or the website. the staff will put that number in their little handheld computers and tell you exactly where to find the item and the number in stock. call before you come to verify stock because sometimes the online stock checker is wrong where it said the item is in stock but there is no stock left in actuality. they really should add that clause to their website. i wasted an 45 min. of time looking for stock that they couldn't find even though the website said there was 2 left! read more

Pre-Purchase Car Inspection - Expensive, Incomplete, & Useless I paid $240 for a partial pre-purchase inspection on July 14, 2022. Cnd Tire on Cambie St did not bother to diagnose the check engine light. Check engine lights are not included in their comprehensive pre-purchase inspection. For that CDN Tire wanted another $160 + tax. What kind of mechanic does pre-purchased inspection without a check engine diagnosis? Also, I've never paid $400 for a pre-purchase inspection before. $240 + $160 = $400 is the real cost of a pre purchase inspection at Cdn Tire Cambie. Expensive, Incomplete, & Useless Stay away! read more

I called the Cambie store to check on the stock of something today, as why go out if I didn't need to. With everything I didn't think they would have time or staff to update the online accordingly / would have other priorities. One guy answered the phone, said he would check. I was on hold for 5 minutes when some woman answered and ignored my replies and hung up. Then I called back, someone answered and then hung up on me as I began to speak. Then tried again, picked up and hung up instantly. Then after that, the phone was never answered. Terrible service. read more

Two words. "False advertising" spent the 200$ yesterday to get the 40$ card bonus. Apparently the card has no value even though I had the receipt showing my purchase and the card. Both people including the manager I spoke with were rude and acting like they had a major chip on your shoulder. Joke of a company. Will never get my business again. You can rip someone else off. Oh wait you did. The manager told be they did the same thing to 550 other people yesterday. read more

I have long been a fan of Canadian Tire -- but I hate this particular store (on Cambie in Vancouver). It is crowded. The items I need are often not in stock. Staff are nice, and there sure are a lot of them. But the stock is very restricted. Things I regularly bought at my previous CT store are just never in this one. (Too bad I moved!!) Worse yet: Yesterday I discovered through their in-store computer that there was another, much less expensive, version of what I needed. There were lots of this particular item in stock, according to the computer, but none were on display. When I looked closely, I did find the boxed item, but it was unpriced and the price was not posted anywhere at all on the shelves or in the aisle. When I asked a manager about this, she said that she would not put it on display or price it. Makes no sense to me! read more

Our family loves this store! It's not perfect, for sure, but for us, who recently moved here, it sure has saved our butts on more than one occasion, and has filled in the gaps re: items we need to set up a new home. And its car service department is amazing (if I were ranking the car service area, I'd rate it 5+ stars! More on that later in this review). When our movers didn't show up for a week, we got air mattresses here (they saved our lives!), we got a grill here, we got some kitchen and bathroom essentials, we got closet organizers and shelving here, we got our kid a bike and in-line skates here (on sale! The skates cost $25 from $75. I ended up getting a pair, too. And the bike was $200 on sale, too).... The list goes on and on. This store has been a life-saver for us. I like how they have a key-cutting service here, too, and a nice gardening department. Sometimes it's hard to find an employee to help you in the store. This is the sole reason I'm docking a star in my rating. Otherwise, though, we've had great luck finding what we need in this store, and we find the prices reasonable. And our cashiers have always been friendly, too (bonus!). By the way, we've been to this store countless times and we were JUST informed of something this past week: although you have to pay for parking in the lot, if you make purchases in the store and present your parking receipt at the cash at check-out, they'll reimburse you. Wish we had been told that six weeks ago, but at least now we know! Now onto the car service department : it is fantastic. I imported my car from the States and had to get an inspection at an "authorized" mechanic. RIV Canada says Canadian Tire is authorized, so I brought my car here. The guys here are great. They are connected up with RIV so the process is pretty smooth, administratively. I had to have daytime running lights installed. They did a great job. They submitted all reports to RIV and I got my car approved and insured promptly due to their good work. (I also liked how they take your car on time when appointments are made, there's a good waiting room there with coffee and tv and free wifi, and the guys at the counter are friendly, too). This is the only place I'll bring my car for service and maintenance. read more