Martin tire came highly suggested by friends so they must do a good job for some but this review is from an experience I had. I purchased a vehicle before a long (7500mile) road trip and decided to get new tires. Ordered 2 new tires online and decided to purchase 2 on the road trip after getting some good miles out of the 2 best that came with the vehicle along with the 2 purchased online and mounted by this establishment. Showing up 30 minutes before they close was probably my first mistake but does not warrant the treatment my vehicle got. They seemed happy to do business, charged 24 dollars for the mounting, balancing and disposing of old tires.(A fair price). When on the road trip I was experiencing a wobble at 65 that got worse with speed making interstate driving very uncomfortable. Assuming my new tires were good to go I got the 2 tires that came with the vehicle balanced in Kansas. It helped the wobble some but definitely didn't fix it. After driving across nearly all the states west of the continental divide MT, ID, WA, OR, CA, AZ, UT, I purchased the 2 new tires I was waiting for in CO. All the way home I was wondering how it was still wobbling even though it was better than when I started. After getting home I decided to rotate the 2 Martin tire put on the front with the 2 Walmart put in the back. 3 front driver side and 2 front passenger wheel studs sheered off due to cross threading. While replacing the studs myself @ $2 a stud and $2 a lug nut I remembered the guy putting my wheels back on using his impact wrench without starting the threads by hand, he got 5 on correctly and 5 horribly cross threaded. After heavy heartedly changing studs and rotating my tires I was amazed at how well it rode at highway speeds so I got the tires Martin's mounted and balanced rebalanced by Walmart. The thing rides like new now after 9000 or so miles of trial and error after dealing with some good old boys who were ready to get home from the tire shop. I'll never go back and will share my story with everyone looking for tires in the area. $20 dollars in hardware, $24 in rebalancing, countless hours and miles helped make my decision, I hope it helps you. read more