Les Schwab Tire Centers Bewertungen 

This is for the Bothell, WA location. I went in for a slow leak in a rear tire and when they inspected all tires I was told I needed to replace one in the front due to a small tear in the side wall. I declined to replace because I wanted to go home and research what tires I wanted to purchase. That's when I was told by their staff that they were unable to release my car because WA law says they can't allow an unsafe car on the road but, they could give me a ride home. It forced me to purchase a tire, not one now but two because they said that the other front needed replacing as well. When I got home, looked up WA law and everything they told me was a lie, there is no such law. I would have been happy to sign a waiver or get me car towed home but this tactic was used to force me to buy tires from them without being able to research what I wanted to purchase. I also was not able to view the 2nd tire to see any damage to the tire so not sure there was even anything wrong with it. I have written to corporate and our state Attorney General to file an complaint. This was a completely underhanded tactic to force a sale and a violation of WA laws.

STAY AWAY from "Les Sham" tire stores. I recently made the mistake of visiting a Les Schwab tire shop in Hermiston, Oregon. Since moving to Oregon a few months ago, I had heard a few rumors that the tire stores in Oregon sometimes try to scam their customers into buying 4 tires when they only need one. Apparently it was related to some ridiculous "all-wheel drive" scam, wherein the salespeople would claim a customer must replace all 4 tires whenever just one needs replacement. They provide all sorts of technical sounding BS about the constant-velocity joints, bearings, etc. They throw in a few scary sounding mechanical issues, some homemade statistics, and if those lies dont convince the customer, these sleazy salesmen actually REFUSE to sell just one tire. They are so dirty, so focused on profit, they would rather send a customer away with a damaged front tire than sell them just one. I thought the days of high-pressure crooks on the sales floor were over, but then again I'm new in Oregon -- times might still be a bit behind. It's unfortunate -- until my encounter with the criminals at Les Schwab, I had not had ONE SINGLE bad thing to say about Oregon -- the people are amazing, and the land is clean and welcoming. I guess nothing is perfect forever.
You know the old TV shows (black and white) where the woman goes to the mechanic for an oil change? The guy comes out greasy and dirty, with a cigar hanging out of his mouth, a gross accent from somewhere on the East coast, and a few hundred extra pounds hanging over his belt. He tells the woman he can change her oil no problem, but she's also gonna need a new "frame-retention strap", hers is worn all the way through. He shows her a worn out fan belt, claims that if she keeps driving the car as it is, her car could split RIGHT IN HALF while driving down the freeway, putting herself and others at risk! As a safety precaution, he tells her he cannot let her leave in the vehicle without the new "frame retention strap". Of course, he has one in stock and it can be installed immediately for the low, life-saving cost of only a few thousand dollars. She's grateful for the man's wisdom and gladly pays for the fake work, plus an oil change.
Well, apparently those scammer-salesmen now work at places like Les Schwab. The only difference-- now they don't just try to scam women. Instead of getting rid of the sexism and chauvinistic activities, they just made them more "equal-opportunity". Yesterday was my first -- and obviously last -- visit to a Les Schwab. I will do my best to warn everyone I talk to about how the company is officially "in the toilet" and is no different from any of the other corporate scum, profit-first companies on the planet. In the meantime, if anything goes wrong with my damaged front tire before it's replaced, you can bet I'll be suing Les Schwab. After all, by letting a customer leave, they gave the impression that the vehicle was safe to drive. If there was a legitimate safety issue, they should have sold me just the one tire, regardless of any imaginary damage it would have caused the vehicle. Or was profit more important??

I visited Les Schwab in Rosemount, MN for their free Pre-Trip Safety Check prior to a recent road trip. As a woman with little knowledge of cars, any car maintenance is daunting, as I'm never sure if I'm being taken advantage of. I couldn't be happier with my experience at Les Schwab! I went into the appointment, thinking I would need new tires, brakes, and an alignment. As it turns out, my brakes are fine and my alignment concerns were due to my worn-out tires. They easily could have convinced me to buy all 3 services. I appreciate that they didn't try to sell me on services I didn't need. They have earned my future business, and I will highly recommend them to anyone in need!

I would never recommend the Les Schwab in Billings MT. I got two new tires from them, and less than a year later, when one of them had a flat, I took it to Les Schwab for a free repair. They claimed they couldn't fix it because the tire was so bad. It had less than 10k miles on it and Les Schwab claimed it went bad because we didn't rotate the tires before then. Those tires turned out to be discontinued right after they sold them to us because of poor quality. They sold us two more brand new tires, and now less then 4 months later they are trying to claim the tires are bad again. The service both times was appalling. We will never use them again.

While traveling from North Carolina to Colorado Springs Colorado we had a small leak in a tire. We took our vehicle in for a tire patch and it was handled in an efficient and expert manner! We are grateful to Kaleb and Mylan at the Interquest Parkway location for resolving our tire leak problem.

The Fairview location has excellent customer service. Cory, Austin, and Morgan are rock stars and got my vehicle up and going quickly, which was amazing because I needed tires, brakes, shocks, and some work on the steering linkage. 24 hours after I dropped it off, I was back on the road. They are knowledgeable, kind and take the time to explain what’s going on. Can’t say enough about Cory and Austin’s crew! I’v worked with Les Schwab tires at various locations for the last 21 years, and I’ve been nothing but impressed. I highly recommend this company.

This review is for the Eagle, Idaho location. I made a reservation for noon. You would think a reservation means something. At the time I checked in, which was 10 minutes before my reservation they said my car would be finished in one hour. It has now been one hour and twenty minutes and they haven’t even touched my car. There only response is we do what we can. What is the point of a reservation? They have absolutely no respect for people’s time. Certainly the last time I use there service!

I took my car in for an inspection, for the transmission slipping. Not only were they not able to diagnose the problem, the car seemed worse off after the “inspection”. When driving there, the transmission didn’t slip once. When driving home, it slipped at every single stop sign. A simple inspection isn’t going to put that much strain, on a vehicle, to alter its driving capability.

2165 S Webster St
Lakewood, CO 80227
United States

I love their customer service.

I have used Les Schwab for many years. They are great. They even fixed my wheel barrow tire. I’ll always choose them first.

Friendly, but slow service. 3 hours for a 1/2 hour diagnostic. Then I waited the next week with an appointment for a. hour before my car was serviced. numerous cars with flats or leaks in tires were serviced before me. If I had not asked about the delay I would have waited much longer. Overall the work on my car was completed. So if you go to Les Schwab plan on your appointment not meaning much. I doubt I will buy from Les Schwab again

My husband hit the corner piece of cement in a parking lot.Blew the right front tire but needed to replace the back tire also.The tires only had 8 thousand miles on it so it was practically new.Forgot to ask for the back tire back and called to see if he could get the one good tire back and they said they threw it out.It was a new tire why would they throw it out not even 24 hours later. I don’t believe them.This happened at Les Schwab in Mountain Home. I have never had a problem with Les Schwab in Meridian but this really upset me.Been going to Les Schwab for over 30 years.The 2 tires were over 500.00

my step daughter took her 06 Impala to the les Schwab in Bennett Colorado for oil change she is a 20 year old Asian I have work in auto repair for over 65 years never in my life seen a bigger rip off in my life 67.99 inner tie rod I have checked it out the only thing they changed was the right outer tie rod 100.00 for 5 quarts of oil OMG and it only got worse never again

I took my honda to get my TPMS sensor replaced, sat there for 6 hours and I ended up with transmission issues that weren't there before. Never been more fustrated

Worst service ever from the Rocklin Ca location. I am a long time Les Schwab customer at a different location. Anyway the Rocklin location agreed to drive my car back to me and drop off to me at my work place after the service. My work place is literally 4 minutes away from their shop. I called 2 hours ahead if this is possible and they say yes. After the service was done. They call me and say that they are too busy to bring my car to me. And that their shop is a very busy shop and they don’t have people to bring me my car. I told them that I was told that that service is available for me and now they are saying they’re too busy to serve a service that they promised. Bad customer service.

Super great! Awesome customer service, no charge and fixed the leaks in my tires!

BEST place in West Fargo to get a tire repaired that's for sure ‼️I had a tire that was leaking air in this really cold weather, so they removed the tire and put it in a dunk tank. They could see bubbles coming out of it, so they replaced the "corroded valve" that was causing the problem with a brand new one...FREE OF CHARGE‼️‼️How NICE was that!!!!! Great customer service ‼️‼️👍

I bought a battery from the Les Schwab located at 4805 Evergreen Way, Everett, WA 98203 in April 2024. In September 2025 I woke up to a dead battery. I jumped it and went into the Les Schwab location where I purchased it. I asked them to test the battery. They said the test came back and everything was fine. A couple weeks later, the battery was dead again. I jumped it and at this point had to take it to a Jeep dealer for diagnostic because Les Schwab said the battery was fine. I thought maybe it was something else. The Jeep dealer couldn't get to it for 4 days, so unfortunately I was out of a vehicle. When they finally did the diagnostic, there was a dead cell in the battery! The diagnostic test cost me around $200. I called Les Schwab and they told me in order for them to replace the faulty battery I bought from them, I would have to bring it back so they could test it again to determine if it was a faulty battery. Why couldn't I just send them the diagnostic and they refund me the money. Do what's right. I was definitely not going to swap the battery for another Les Schwab battery. Not after experiencing the lack of battery testing knowledge from Les Schwab. Do better Les Schwab!

Terrible experience. Went in 4 different times for the same issue and every time they told me it was something different. Plus the mechanics cut corners and are lazy. Very unprofessional. Will not take my car there again.
Lindon location is horrible.

I was shocked to see that more than 68% of Les Schwab’s Trustpilot reviews are negative, but unfortunately, my recent experience confirms that this decline in service is very real.
I’ve been a loyal Les Schwab customer for over 20 years, across multiple vehicles and locations. I trusted the name and the service. That is until my experiences at the Ashland, Oregon location.
Right before a holiday trip, my new car battery died, and in a panic, I called Les Schwab Ashland for help. I was told a service truck could come jump my car for $80, which surprised me. When I asked for clarification and was transferred to the Assistant Manager, the conversation became dismissive and condescending. Instead of helping resolve the issue, he repeatedly told me I should be “grateful” and emphasized that in his “13 years working there,” services are rarely done for free. I wasn’t asking for free service; I was simply trying to understand the charge for one trip and not the other.
To make matters worse, they did not have a battery in stock for my vehicle regardless the car was already in their system from previous work (including rotor service). I canceled my holiday trip and waited until Friday, December 26th, expecting the battery would be ordered by then. It was not.
On Friday, I again requested help jumping the vehicle and was told someone would be sent out. On Saturday at 4:00 PM, I was informed the wrong battery had been ordered for the second time. No one showed up. Sunday, there was no service at all.
In total, I went nearly five days without a vehicle due to repeated errors, lack of follow-through, and complete indifference. At one point, I was quoted $180 for a service vehicle to travel less than half a block to jump the car or install a battery, which again, was incorrect.
I even provided a separate phone number, circled clearly on the service paperwork, yet they still called the wrong number.
There were no apologies, no flexibility, and no sense of accountability. As someone who values supporting local businesses, even when they cost more, his experience was incredibly disappointing affirming the decline of Les Schwab and I will never support the Ashland Les Schwab location again.