I can second this recommendation. They have no advertisement except word of mouth. They've been in business since some time in the 1920's. They don't employ Dunwoody dropouts, as I suspect Tires Plus does.
Tires Plus is the Taco Bell of the auto business, IMHO. I've been burned by them several times. Rotating the tires on an almost brand new Toyota Celica, they managed to warp the brake rotors beyond repair. I made them replace them AT ANOTHER SHOP, but I had to fight them like a banshee to get them to put my car back to where it was before their atavistic miscreant took an air hammer to the tire lug nuts. Idiots, everyone at Tires Plus who has ever touched my car, in my opinion.
Like rotating the tires, and leaving the full sized spare, and the hold down hardware, loose in the trunk. Too stupid, or lazy, or both, to put the spare away properly, IMHO
But back to the honest and reputable people at Theis Bros. In addition to tire purchases and repair, they put a rebuilt axel on my 1988 Honda, and an upper ball joint. I do all the maintenance on my cars, and most repairs, for almost 30 years, and I am *very* particular about other people working on my car. I trust Theis Bros. without reservation.
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A good, honest shop is very difficult to find these days. Theis Bros. is one of them. Honest, courteous, capable. Did I mention honest? All auto repair is relatively expensive these days, unfortunately, but at least when it is done at Theis Bros., it's done right, by honest guys who really want to make every one who comes in a customer for life.
I know I am!