Country Used Tire

J T a month ago

Awesome. Took a total of 5 minutes to patch a hole in my tire when I was in a bind- on a Sunday. Also incredibly affordable. Very nice too.

Christi Brown 3 months ago

Would recommend. Open on Sundays, very nice and friendly, got to us quick and were reasonably priced. We purchased a new set of tires from another tire store in Murfreesboro for our fifth wheel camper and they wouldn’t put them on after they told us they would. We started looking for places open on a Sunday that could put the tires on, found this place and they were super friendly.

Ama Kt Edited 4 months ago

If you’re looking for a place to get New or used tires- THIS IS NOT A GOOD PLACE TO GO TO!!!!! If you are looking for great experience and communication skills -THIS IS NOT THE PLACE! They are plenty of places you can go to..just DO YOUR RESEARCH beforehand . They tell you one price on the phone and, when you get there, all of the sudden the price goes up-That is called Scam. The brother of the “owner or manager” is very rude and very helpless -FYI

Janiqua Wilson 6 months ago

Sam at Country Used & New Tires is hands down one of the best mechanics I’ve worked with. The customer service was excellent from start to finish. I needed quite a bit of work done on my car, and Sam managed to get everything completed within my workday, which was incredibly convenient. He’s not only knowledgeable and efficient, but also genuinely kind and easy to talk to. You can tell he takes pride in his work, and I felt confident that my car was in good hands. On top of that, the pricing was very reasonable for the amount of work that needed to be done. If you’re looking for someone you can trust to do quality work without overcharging you, Sam is your guy. 10/10 — highly recommend! 🚗🔧

Robin Ceesay 8 months ago

I initially went for air in my tires but when the Jeep was inspected the brake pads and shoes were gone. Went to get new brakes and found out the calipers were no good. I noticed when the attendant bled my brakes he didn’t pump them like every other dealer has done. Instead he pushed his foot down and kept it down to the floor the entire time. I had never seen that done but didn’t mention it because he was the “professional”. Well, when I left the business my Jeep was pulling when I accelerated and when I went to brake, my brakes would sometimes be loose, going all the way down and sometimes be really tight and only go midway down to the floor. My brake light was on and stays on while driving and the little bell goes off too. The light will not go out. I also have a leak and when I stop driving the front driver’s side tire smells burnt. I’m just biding my time until I can get to a Jeep dealership or a business such as Firestone that knows what they are doing and reputable. I ended up paying about $355 or more. I did take it back within the next 2 days. When I did I was told they had no time because their appointments were rolling in. I was told I would have to return a weekday by 7