I originally went to Tire Center cause I heard that they were the only ones in the area who would let you trade your old wheels in for new ones. I had a set of wheels that came off my Dodge Dakota. I traded them for a set of 15x10 Chrome Mods for my Dodge Ram. I opened 2 of them and they looked fine. After a month my tires came in and I went to get them mounted. I opened up one of the wheels and it was used!!! It was rusted, one of the rivets was broken off and it was dirty. I called up there and got put on hold at least 10 times for 5-15 minutes at a time. They told me that they didn't have any more in stock and that it would take 2-3 monthes to get some more in. So I took the chrome mods back and got my old wheels back. I was told that the wheel was mounted but never run, It must have been mounted and just sat for a long time then. On top of that 2 of my chrome valve stem caps were missing off my old wheels. I can understand shipping damages, but pushing used wheels off as new ones is uncalled for! I will never do any business w/ Tire Center again!

I have purchased at least 6 sets of tires from these guys and had a couple of alignments done. Their prices and service are second to none and I doubt I'll ever go anywhere else again. The guys that worked on my cars were careful, courteous and professional. They even hand-torqued the lugs on several of my alloy wheel sets and took extra time to assure the jacks were placed exactly where they should be so no damage would occur (unlike several other places where they don't give a s**t about your vehicle). I have referred friends here and they too have had nothing but good to say about this business. I live in Durham and its worth every extra penny to drive to Burlington for their service and prices. Call them before you pay too much or have your car f'd up somewhere else. db in durham

The Tire Center of Burlington is a reputable place to get your car repaired. Just be sure to call ahead as they stay pretty busy. It's also a good place to buy your next set of tires.