I own a 2020 Lexus 450RX SUV. I had the bad fortune of purchasing it on the cusp of COVID and, as a…read moreresult, it's mostly snoozed in my garage for the last five years, accumulating a grand total of 12,000 miles. In connection with a planned 2000 mile trip, I took the SUV to my long-time mechanic, Ise Automotive, in Los Feliz. When I picked up the car, I was told that there was something "odd" about the Michelin tires on the vehicle and that I should have them checked out by a tire expert. He recommended American Tire Centers, with whom he'd done business for decades. I was skeptical, as I'd put very few miles on the tires, but nevertheless called American to determine when I might have them inspected. Vahe ("Vic") said I could bring in the vehicle the same afternoon. When I arrived, the lot was filled with cars under some stage of repair or replacement. Nevertheless, Vic turned immediately to examining my Michelin tires. To my untutored eye, they looked pristine. However, after completing his inspection, Vic said that due to their age, the rubber was separating from the material beneath. This, he told me, is why tire warranties are valid for a maximum number of Miles (usually 50,000) OR time period (in this case, five years). It was clear I was going to have to replace the tires. The question, then, was "With what?" At the age of 80, I am a "careful" consumer. When I'm teeing up to buy a product or to commission a service, I do my homework. In this case, however, it had largely been done for me. Paired with a string of online recommendations attesting to the honesty of the shop, I also had absolute confidence in my mechanic of several decades, who had sent me to Vic with his endorsement. I purchased a set of four new Michelins. Vic said he'd do an alignment only if it were necessary. The next morning (less than 24 hours after I'd been advised by my mechanic to have an expert inspect the tires), the car was ready for pickup. Vic told me to bring it back for inspection when I returned from my trip. Conclusion: I could not have been happier or more impressed with the treatment accorded me by Vic and his colleagues. They were professional, prompt and, I believe, honest in their pricing. Based upon my experience, I've no hesitancy in recommending them without reservation.

American Tire Centers was a recommendation from my local mechanic after I suffered a flat tire that…read morewas not repairable. Turns out I needed 4 new tires as the others were bald. I drive a Mercedes Benz SUV and the original tires were expensive and I was dreading the worst in price! American gave me 3 options and all in all I felt I got quality tires that met the needs of my car and budget. The staff were amazing and service and communication was deserving of the 5 stars and above! I highly recommend!

Very competent, great value, the best. Excellent communication. I have recommended them to friends.read more

3rd gen family business. one of the better run tire shops Ive ever been to in 30yrs living in LA…read more I live nearby and for 10yrs Ive not had any problems with their repair of flats, new tires, brakes etc. and prices are same or lower than other tire shops.

If I could leave a 0 star I would . I've been here several times for patches for my tires. That's…read morebeen fine . However, I took my car "that I've always taken to the dealer for an oil change" here. And the next day it was leaking oil everywhere. Unfortunately, I wasn't in town to bring it right away, and had to bring it back to the shop about 2 weeks later . (Still leaking btw) they said it was the "gasKeT" and I would have to pay another $48 to get this repaired. They said I should have brought it the day after i got the oil changed. Later after all the back and forth they offered to cover the costs for labor ,but I would have to pay for the part. Which was $3. I did not expect for them to charge me at all considering i had returned literally about 2 weeks later. (And called them over the phone twice to advise what was going on" They said i was "taking advantage" and told me god was watching. They said there was no way of knowing the part was damaged or defective . In my opinion they should have checked the gasket while doing the oil change . I ended up paying $10 which I didn't feel was fair but; at least they could pay off their $3 part they replaced. Next day after the lecture and "repair" ITS LEAKING AGAIN! haaaahahah now I have to go to the dealer and figure out what they broke on my car. I'm glad I didn't pay the $48 the second time around considering I came in with a car that was perfectly fine and left with a leaking car . THANK YOU LA TIRES AND AUTO BODY SHOP !!! :) I've spent $120 total for oil, filter, labor, a "gasket" and now I have a car with a bigger problem and NO OIL . DO NOT GO HERE !

After messaging multiple tire shops and getting crazy prices, I finally found a reasonable spot on…read moreYelp. Great communication, quick turnaround, and solid service. I'd definitely come back again. Ask for Axel.

Best price and best service!!!! The only thing you have to…read morewait long time.......... Other is all good

the few bucks you save gets eaten up by the missery of having to wait +4 hours…read more Costco I will never get my tires from any else, I'm so sorry I cheated on you. I've learned my lesson, will you take my business for life?

Jr helped me out with my new set of wheels. Wheels where installed and alignment was fixed…read more Affordable and quick service. Good looking out to everyone .

Came here to patch my tire & all my tires air was low. They fixed it within 30 minutes & the cost…read moreto fix it was reasonable. There was no one ahead of me & I came on a morning weekday.

I've been coming here for a while, and the service has always been great. They really listen to…read morewhat you need and never try to upsell you on things you don't need. When I decided it was time for new tires, they gave me straightforward recommendations and different options without any pressure. They've also patched my tires for free before, which I really appreciated. Honest people, fair prices, and great customer service every time. Definitely recommend this shop.

Wow, this place is quite amazing! Alan was very helpful and friendly! The expertise of Anthony and…read morehis willingness to help me find the most practicle alignment numbers and helping me understand if there was a potential issue or not was above and beyond what I was expecting! Totally appreciate you guys! What an epic find! I wouldn't want to go anywhere else for ANYTHING tire and wheel related and I highly suggest the same for all others as well.

This is my go-to place for anything related to my car, especially tires…read more They are always efficient and reliable. Sometimes they get busy, but they remain attentive and helpful. Having this shop in my neighborhood gives me peace of mind.

ANOTHER great experience at LA Tires!…read more It's one of those places you HOPE you'll never need, but when you do, you're SO glad it's there! Wife's car had a HUGE screw stuck in the tire causing a slow leak which was becoming a fast one! Went to LA Tires when they opened at 7:30am, and they took care of me right away! $25 for a patched up tire and a happy wife! Pretty good deal, if you ask me!

Johnny is the best ! Just walked in and fixed my tires…read more Sweet and perfect service Even coffee yay !

I took my '01 Crown Victoria here and they did a great job. While there, I asked if they could…read morealign an older vehicle, a '72 Mustang to be exact. They said they could and so I eventually brought it down. They did the alignment, and they did tell me "they did the best they could" and sent me on my way. The car just wasn't right. After some investigating on my part, I found that the shock tower was cracked and was messing with the upper control arm, making it difficult/impossible to align correctly. Was this their fault? Absolutely not. The car was in a wreck in the 80s (which I also shared with them) so I knew there were risks. However, I do feel that they saw this (given that the car was on the lift and in their face) and said nothing. Is it their responsibility to tell me? Also no.. but the fact that they charged me for the alignment, just said "we did our best" and sent me on my way seems a bit shady to me. A simple, "hey, we saw this crack and it's gonna give you issues in the near future" wouldn't have only been appreciated, but I also feel like it would've been the right thing to do.