Mike's is the best . Great service and tires . Always has answers for any questions and…read moreinstructions if needed . The only place I go. Thank you to the crew.. Ditch

This is an amazing place to take your motorcycle in to have it serviced. They are all very friendly…read moreand professional. There rates are very reasonable and I highly recommend you check them out.

After paying Costco Tires $56 to install and program a new set of TPMS sensors in my 2009 Kia…read moreBorregeo, the TPMS warning light was still on. They told me I needed to drive the car for 15 minutes or more at 30mph or more in order to "reset" the TPMS error lights. So, I drove it on the freeway to Coeur d' Alene and back (40 miles each way) and the TPMS warning lights didn't reset. So, after a little research, I downloaded and printed the TPMS reset procedure from Kia, and took it back to Costco Tire. The procedure I downloaded said to scan the TPMS sensors and then connect the scanner to the OBDII port to upload the sensor ID's to the car's computer. The Costco "technician" brought out a scan tool and scanned all 4 of the new TPMS sensors. I looked at tool they were using, which didn't have an OBDII cable to connect it to the car's computer. I asked the "technician" how he was going to upload the new TPMS sensors RFID's to the car's computer and he gave me a blank "deer in the headlights" look. I explained that scanning the RFID's of the new sensors was only the first step in the process, and that in order for the car's computer to recognize the scanned RFID's for the new sensors, he had to somehow upload the scanned RFID's of the new sensors to the car's computer. I asked him how he was going to accomplish that if his scanner couldn't be connected to the car's computer. Again, I got a blank look and he said "I don't know... our scanner works with the brand of TPMS sensors we sell, and we program the sensors before we install them in the tires." FWIW, that answer makes NO sense. The scanner has to connect with the computer in the car SOMEHOW to upload the RFID's of the sensors, or the car's computer ISN'T going to recognize the signals it receives from the new sensors. I tried to explain this concept to the Costco Tire "technician" a couple of different ways, but he just wasn't "getting it". So, at that point I gave up on trying to educate the Costco Tire "technicians" on how TPMS system technology works. I decided it was a waste of time and I left Costco. On my way home I decided to stop by the Tire O Rama on Sprague. When I walked in, I asked Josh, the guy at the counter "Do you have a TPMS scanner that can connect to the OBDII port of my car to upload the scanned RFID's of a new set of TPMS sensors?" His reply was "we sure do". I explained the issue I had with Costco Tire and he said "hang on, let me grab my scanner". After he retrieved the TPMS scan tool, Josh and I walked out to my Borrego, and he scanned all 4 TPMS sensors in under 2 minutes, and then he connected the scan tool to the OBDII port of my car. He pushed a couple of buttons on the scan tool, and within about 3 - 4 minutes he had uploaded the RFID's of the new TPMS sensors to the car's computer and also cleared the TPMS error codes to make the TPMS warning lights go out. I was VERY impressed. Josh obviously understood how a TPMS system works and what it takes to fix TPMS error codes. When I asked Josh "what do I owe you?" he said, "nothing, don't worry about it". What an INCREDIBLE customer service experience! Josh was very professional, knowledgeable, and helpful. Give that young man a raise! I can guarantee you that I will NEVER go back to Costco Tire. From now on Tire O Rama will be my "go to" for tires or tire-related work or repairs!

I very confused about my appointment here. I didn't receive a call back and this is disturbing. I…read moredon't value this company as much as some people. And I didn't get the services that I requested. Maybe next time I will go to another Tire-Rama. I do value these services, but this particular location could do better didn't receive the services I requested.

Just bought a car from there and Sam was very accommodating and made the process of getting the car…read morevery easy, very nice car we are very glad we went there, he went out of his way to help us and we felt very appreciated

Sams Auto Sales is the best car buying experience ive ever had, bar none, period. Sam you are one…read morein a thousand you blow them all away.totally genuine and legit.folks don't waste your time on bs,buy Sams,if he doesn't have what you want he'll get it.my new best friend !!! we love you Sam, see you when the wheels fall off for another gem :D

AMAZING company! They do great work for our community and at an amazing price (best in Spokane)…read more The owner was super nice, empathetic, and the team was an overall great set of people. I highly recommend. They got it done super quick!

This review was originally submitted in April of 2025. It needed to be edited, which is the reason…read morefor the resubmission. Be prepared to be stood up and/or forfeit whatever funds are paid. Other people have had similar experiences with this business. Please see their reviews on Google and Yelp. No shows several times. I am handicapped and they left me stranded without a safe place to sleep for x4 nights. Here's what you can count on from Quality Moving: -repeated no call, no text, and no shows -inability and/or refusal to follow instructions or directions -inability or unwillingness to clean up after themselves -damage to property that you will not be reimbursed for Matt is the owner. Any conversations had with him will be forgotten while the conversation is happening. He will ask the same questions 4-5 times. The next day, it will be as if the conversation never occurred, and he will ask the same questions again, multiple times. Communicating via text won't help. Matt was hired to help with a few simple tasks in my home: assemble a basic office chair, set up an adjustable bed, and help cut up some oversized cardboard boxes so that they would fit into the recycling bin. 2 people were needed to set up the adjustable bed. Got a quote from a different business that was significantly higher than Matt's quote of $100, so Matt was the first choice due to the lower price. Matt said he would call early in the morning to set up an arrival time. He called at roughly 4:15 pm. Claimed he was being considerate, "letting me nap", but this was just a cover for the no call no show. Matt said he would call the next day at noon, and would arrive at whatever time I requested. He called at roughly 3pm and said, "We're coming over right now". Matt previously stated he would arrive with his nephew. Without letting me know, x2 different men were sent to my home who didn't identify themselves. Their identities weren't revealed until about 15 minutes after their arrival. Joshua and his younger helper knocked over a gallon of water next to my bed. The corner of the pitcher broke when it fell. The rug and floor were saturated, in addition to my mattress that they placed on the floor. They claimed they cleaned up the water. About 2 minutes after they left, I noticed that the floors and carpeting were still completely saturated. I called and and asked them to please come back to properly clean up the water. They attempted clean up a 2nd time, and failed. Bed risers were installed incorrectly (see photos), rendering the bed unsafe to sleep on. Padding on top of risers was supposed to be removed pre-installation. This wasn't done because they refused to read the instructions. As a result, I did not have a safe to sleep for 4 days. This is because neither Matt, nor his helpers returned as promised. The excuse Matt gave for the repeated no call, no text, and no shows was a recent breakup with his GF. If you chose to hire these people, they should be supervised at all times, and DO NOT TIP until after you've closely inspected their work. I tipped them $50 without checking their work first, trusting that they had done a good job. In the end, I had to hire a contractor to fix the problems they caused, resulting in a total loss of about $300.