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    Your Tire Shop

    3.9 (7 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Auto brake repair

    Routine automotive maintenance

    Tire balancing

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    11 months ago

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    6 months ago

    Reggie was very helpful and quick. Took him 20 minutes to install and balance my new tires.

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    8 months ago

    Fixed my tire same day in under an hour. Reliable and fast would recommend to anyone in the area with tire issues

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    9 months ago

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    Atlanta Wheel Repair

    Atlanta Wheel Repair

    4.2
    (21 reviews)

    Brian is responsive and a true expert at what he does. The service is fantastic and performed at a…read morereasonable price. Five stars!

    I don't take leaving negative reviews lightly. I waited over a year before writing this because I…read moregenuinely hoped Brian would do the right thing and gave him multiple opportunities to resolve this privately. I've also seen how Brian has responded to other one-star reviews, often placing blame on the reviewer instead of addressing the concerns raised. For that reason, I understand he may publicly dispute what I've written. Regardless of any response, everything in this review is based on my firsthand experience and the communications I still have. Brian brought me on to train and perform wheel repairs at Atlanta Wheel Repair. At no point before or during my employment was I told there would be an unpaid training period. Throughout my time there, Brian repeatedly talked about how quickly someone could earn six figures doing this work. As a single mother, that was a significant incentive and gave me every reason to believe I was working toward a legitimate paid opportunity. Because of those repeated conversations, I never had any reason to question when I would be paid. When I finally asked Brian when I would be paid, I was terminated within minutes instead of receiving an answer or being compensated. During that conversation, Brian also told me that I had enough money saved and didn't need to be paid. I found that comment both inappropriate and irrelevant. Whether I had savings had nothing to do with whether I should be paid for work I performed. I still have the text messages documenting our conversation. During my time there, I also experienced repeated sexual harassment from a coworker named Kyle. I did not feel management addressed my concerns or provided a professional work environment. Another former worker personally told me he also had not been paid, and Brian openly discussed that situation in front of employees and others he worked with. Despite those conversations, Brian never told me before or during my employment that MY training would be unpaid. That explanation only surfaced after I asked when I would be paid. After I began telling others that I had not been paid, Brian texted me saying there was "no need to call or text everyone about how I'm not paying u" and that he was "getting pissed." I found those messages intimidating and felt discouraged from speaking openly about my experience. If you're considering working for Atlanta Wheel Repair, protect yourself. Get every pay agreement in writing before performing any work. Ask direct questions about how and when you will be paid, and don't rely on verbal understandings alone. I waited over a year to write this review because I wanted to give Brian every reasonable opportunity to make things right. Unfortunately, he chose not to.

    Your Tire Shop - autorepair - Updated July 2026

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