Belle Tire

I stopped here to get some air in my tires and the nozzle was making this noise like the air was coming out of the tire instead of filling up and the machine kept giving an error code, but the entire time my tire was filling up. I went to go do my front tire on my drivers side and the nozzle was making the same noise only this time my valve stem popped completely off my tire. I truly hope yall fix this before anyone else’s tire gets damaged.

Absolutely amazing customer service. I'm not kidding when I say these gentlemen went the extra mile and even comped me gas money for having to make the over an hour drive for tires they mistakenly said they had in stock. They fixed the issue and gave me a huge discount even though I didn't ask for one. These guys go above and beyond for their customers. And they did a great job with the work!

Purchased four new tires today. Checked the tire pressure few hour later only to be surprised by four drastically different psi readings. Also, all of my valve stem caps are now missing…definitely had those before.

I usually do not write reviews but Phill earned it. He helped me with tires on several of my cars and always does an honest, efficient job with recommendations and pricing. He is the reason I buy tires from Belle. In today's world honest, knowledgeable people are hard to find in this business but Phill is one of them.

I’m not usually someone who leaves negative reviews because I work in a people-facing job myself, and I understand everyone has bad days. However, I truly wish I had read the reviews before coming to this location. I called ahead about a leaky tire and a possible alignment issue. The person on the phone was polite and explained they could help with the tire that day, but the alignment servicing would have to wait until tomorrow. That was perfectly fine with me. When I arrived, there was no line, yet I stood there for several minutes while two employees--one black gentlemen and one white man--talked and laughed without acknowledging me. What made the experience worse was watching another white male customer walk in shortly afterward and immediately receive the courtesy and attention I had not been given. As a woman dealing with car-related issues alone, experiences like this are exactly why many women feel uncomfortable in automotive spaces. When I finally spoke with an employee (the receipt says “Phillip,” though I’m unsure which employee that was since the white gentleman assisted me while the Black gentleman checked me out), the white gentleman’s attitude throughout the interaction made me feel like I was inconveniencing him. I explained what I had been told over the phone. While the information itself was consistent, every additional question I asked was met with eye rolls, long pauses, and an attitude that made me feel unwelcome. I understand it was close to closing time, and I was not expecting exceptional customer service. But there is a difference between being tired and making a customer feel like a burden for asking reasonable questions. At one point, I actually stepped aside to call someone because I was so uncomfortable with how I was being spoken to, and interestingly enough, the interaction became noticeably more professional afterward. I was then told my two front tires were unsafe and close to blowing out, so despite already feeling uncomfortable, I reluctantly agreed to purchase the cheapest two tires because I did not feel safe driving away otherwise. The most frustrating part came afterward when I reviewed my receipt and saw it stated that I had “declined” a tire alignment check. That is not accurate. I only declined having the alignment service completed because I was told I would need to leave the car overnight. I did not decline the check — I was told there was not enough time to perform one. Since a possible alignment issue was one of the main reasons I came in, that distinction matters. Like I said, I don’t normally leave reviews, but this experience was genuinely upsetting and disheartening. The person who normally helps me navigate car-related issues is no longer able to, and I came in simply hoping for guidance, honesty, and basic human respect. Instead, I left feeling dismissed and humiliated.I understand everyone has difficult days, but please remember that the people standing on the other side of the counter may be having difficult days too. And please stop treating women like nuisances in automotive spaces. In 10 minutes of researching online afterward, I learned things that could have been explained to me in one respectful minute of conversation. Basic respect costs nothing, and unfortunately that was the one thing missing from this experience.