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    United Tires - Saturday is for mounting four used tires from utires.com at United Tires!

    United Tires

    (346 reviews)

    Dunning

    I had read several negative things online about United Tires, but here is my actual experience. I…read moredrive a 2026 Tesla Model Y, and my rear driver-side tire punctured twice within 6-7 months. The second puncture was only 8 inches away from the first--just bad luck, I guess. I went to Pep Boys to have it patched, but they told me they couldn't do it because the two punctures were too close together. They quoted me nearly $450 to order and install the original tire, a Pirelli Scorpion MS. I wasn't sure what to do, so I told them to order it, but I decided to search online for other options in the meantime. When I got home, a friend suggested United Tires. I found a new Pirelli Scorpion MS on their website for around $200, tax included. Initially, I didn't believe it and was very skeptical. After doing some research, I learned that while United Tires mainly sells used tires, they also sell new ones. I contacted them to verify the condition and the DOT date; they confirmed the tire was new with a DOT of 3325, making it about 8 months old. I placed the order, and the tire arrived via FedEx within 4-5 days. It didn't have any packaging--just the tire itself with the FedEx and United Tires stamps on it. I took the tire directly to Pep Boys to see if they would install it. They scheduled me for the next day but warned me that the tire had to be brand new. I assured them it was. Upon inspection, the tire showed no damage: the internal sound-absorbing foam was clean, the factory stripes were still on the outside, and the treads were a perfect 10/32. Even so, the clerk at the desk saw the United Tires label and told me that since the company mostly sells used tires, the shop might refuse to install it. I went home and removed all the shipping stickers from the tire. When I returned to Pep Boys the next day, I waited an hour for the installation and this time, no one said a word--most likely because I had removed the stickers. It has been a week now, I've driven about 200 miles, and the tire hasn't displayed any issues. One thing for Tesla owners to note: my car initially gave a "Tread Depth Low" priority notification and felt a bit jerky on Autosteer because the new tire was taller than the worn ones. However, once I went into the Service menu on the touchscreen and performed a wheel calibration reset, everything smoothed out and the alerts disappeared. I can't speak for their used inventory, but the new tire I received was solid. Pep Boys and other retailers were charging double what I paid at United Tires. I suspect the price difference exists because many new Tesla owners immediately replace their default tires with specialized ones, creating a surplus of new stock for Florida drivers like me. It was definitely new and saved me a lot of money. Just my story. Cheers!

    I brought my car in to replace a tire and when they were done my tire sensor no longer works. I…read morebought the car back and talked to one of the managers named Tom how promised if I bring it back on Friday before 1:00 PM they would make sure I am satisfied. Left work early so I can take the car before 1:00PM and they took the car in then he gave me the expert news. He said the sensor was not broken by them therefore I have to pay for it. This guy does not belong as a manager anywhere near a tire shop. He greets people with this shit attitude then changes his mind about fixing something they broke. I will never ever set foot in this place again. My car is a Mercedes C300 Black just to make sure he knows who wrote the review.

    A Trendz Auto & Truck Accessory Shoppe - Post image of the damage.

    A Trendz Auto & Truck Accessory Shoppe

    (92 reviews)

    Norwood Park

    Run...do not pass go....run!!!! Beware of this business…read more.... While Cary and the office personnel are very nice, the service end is terrible! Promised many things, but did not get them. The work that was proposed was very different than what I received. When I inquired about the subpar work, calls were not returned..... months went by and the situation is not yet resolved. I've given up because it's just not worth the frustration anymore. I am hoping that this helps anyone thinking about spending money with these guys..... Get everything in writing!!! Please!!!! My very best advice, is to look elsewhere!

    I brought my 2025 BMW X5 M60i to Trendz Auto for the installation of daytime running lights and…read morereplacement of the OEM silver rear badges with aftermarket black M60i badges. I was told the DRL installation could be done, and at no point was I informed that the shop lacked experience with this type of work or was unsure of the proper installation process. After several hours, I was told the DRL kit was "not the correct fit." After contacting the manufacturer directly, it was confirmed that the kit is the correct and only compatible option for my vehicle and that the installation requires specialized headlight work. It became clear the shop did not know how to perform this installation, yet instead of communicating that professionally upfront, they attempted the job anyway. During the badge replacement, no photos were taken of the original OEM silver badges to ensure correct placement, spacing, or alignment before installing the aftermarket black badges. As a result, the black M60i badges were installed crooked and spaced too closely together, which is unacceptable from a professional shop. Additionally, because the front bumper was removed during the attempted DRL installation, I later noticed a paint chip on the driver-side front bumper panel near the headlight seam. This damage was not present prior to my visit. If a shop is not experienced with specialized installations, the professional course of action is to clearly communicate that and decline the job--not to proceed without proper knowledge or preparation. Between the lack of transparency, poor execution, and resulting damage, this experience fell well below an acceptable standard of professionalism.

    Ziebart

    Ziebart

    (29 reviews)

    If I could give this business 6 stars I would! I seldom handout positive reviews unless it is truly…read moreearned but after shopping for 3 days, doing a lot of research on LineX, The Protector, ValueGuard, and many others I felt Ziebart offered the the best solution! I called on other competitors and asking them specifically what the process was down to the exact details, I was horrified one competitor said they simply wipe the frame down if there is some road grime no big deal! I was like "no way! No way will I take my truck here. After speaking to Bob at this Ziebart location he was very nice, friendly, and he explained the entire process. Without even asking he told me the first thing they do is power wash the entire undercarriage and they inspect for any pre-existing rust which at that point they use rust eliminator to nutraulize that. They do this so you are not covering the rust up with the undercoating which makes sense. Then they rust proof the doors with a yellow like wax color while the undercarriage is drying then they spray the entire undercarriage. After that they wash the vehicle then they double check for missed spots. I paid $649 got the special and with Tax and county fees it was $740 dollars around. All and all I am very glad I got this procedure done. I was hesitating for a bit, not wanting to spend $700 but I plan on keeping this truck for 10 plus years so I decided it's the right thing to do. I strongly encourage anyone regardless if your vehicle is galvanized from factory, this is a great way to extend the life of your car.

    I really wanted to go with Ziebart, but the experience just wasn't great. They weren't very…read moreresponsive and didn't seem all that interested in helping. I had a few questions about the type of undercoating they use and whether there were less damaging options in case it ever chipped. The answers I got felt rushed and vague, and then they just stopped replying altogether. I ended up doing the job myself with Fluid Film and Cosmoline. It was definitely messier and probably not as thorough as a pro could do, but I didn't feel confident they'd take the time or care to do it right. Disappointing.

    Chicago Wheel Express - Grill after getting painted. Awesome hob! It looks great!

    Chicago Wheel Express

    (78 reviews)

    Irving Park

    These guys are AWESOME!! The price, the quality, the service...I can't say enough great things…read moreabout them!! There isn't another wheel repair shop around IMO that can compare!

    I brought my vehicle to Chicago Wheel Express to repair four bent wheels. The quality of the actual…read morework was excellent. After picking up the vehicle and driving it, the vibration I had been experiencing was completely gone, so I am very happy with the repair itself. There were some frustrations with communication and pricing. My appointment had previously been changed over the phone but apparently wasn't entered into the system, which required additional calls. I was also initially told the vehicle would be ready the same day, but that timeline wasn't met. I also think the fee structure could be more customer-friendly. There is a 3% shop fee for general administrative/service overhead in addition to a separate 3% credit-card convenience fee. I personally think these costs should be clearer upfront, particularly when you're already paying for the service itself. That said, when the vehicle wasn't completed when originally promised, I asked if they could provide a discount, and they did. Most importantly, they did what I brought the car there to have done. All four wheels were repaired and the vibration is gone. Despite the communication issues and additional fees, I am very satisfied with the quality of the actual wheel repair and appreciated them working with me on the final price.

    Excel Window Tinting - How it looks from inside.  This is around 6:45a and cuts about 85% of the incoming light plus a significant portion of heat.

    Excel Window Tinting

    (26 reviews)

    FYI: I am a business owner and consultant/contractor myself. I believe that it's always Business…read moreFirst - as a company, your first priority is to get the business. And that means earning it. Mike and Jeff were the only outfit that was willing to make the trip up to get this done. It's bad, folks. Even Yelp doesn't recommend hardly any Milwaukee companies because they frankly don't want the business. They want to make friends. And they're sensitive. It's infuriating. Because as long as I get what I want and the service is upper level, I'm perfectly willing to pay...but I want what I want. With Excel, that's what you get. Mike was clear: if he comes up, he has to charge for the trip. And that's fine. Transparency is key. It's not a problem as long as you're upfront about it. Upon arrival he had options ready to choose from, and I'm not new to tinting overall, but I wanted a specific look both in and out. Both of the sample cards looked really nice, but the Llumar seemed better suited for the future exterior appearance. Didn't take too long before I had all windows fully tinted (see photos) and they cleaned up 99.9% of what was left (just a bit of water, no big deal). I advised them, once I can find a non-sensitive vendor to replace the rest of the windows I'd be more than delighted to have them back to tint those with the same Llumar. It was refreshing to work with a company that actually WANTS business and is willing to do quality work after so many frustrating encounters with Wisconsin companies. Meanwhile...just some notes. I can't stress enough: reflective film completely changes the look of the windows. Even high-end windows don't look 100% if they don't have reflective. You do need to be mindful about how it changes interior lighting, and plan accordingly. Some people are a bit shell-shocked at the decrease in natural light; that's the tradeoff for privacy (which was my primary goal). At night, you still get a measure of privacy, because unless you've got full-blast lighting inside and white walls, it's dim looking in and you can't really make out full details. So you can even control nighttime privacy by going with more earthy colors on the walls so that light refraction is minimized. Drapes are when you want to maximize privacy, obviously. But now you only need to draw them at night vs. using them to block natural light.

    I worked with Mike and he was very knowledgeable on what type of tint was needed or recommended for…read morea skylight we had in our bedroom. His price was also very reasonable. The turnaround time was fairly quick. If we need anymore tint done we'll reach out again!

    Tinting Chicago - Harlem - vehiclewraps - Updated September 2026

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