Tire Sales & Repairs in Edmonton, Canada

I've been a customer of Nothing but tires multiple times and I've never been dissatisfied. They usually have decent stock of new and used tires and the customer service is always great. I think they have a database online you can look for your specific set to see what they have in stock. [Nothingbuttires](http://www.nothingbuttires.com)

Kinco Tires on Yellowhead are awesome.. they have high quality used tires, decent prices and good service

We have a set to get rid of, good quality, on aluminum rims, but I think they are 14’s. not home right now to check

I’ve had good luck with used tires on Kijiji from private sellers.

Could also talk to Charlie Janvier from OK tire or Donovan BL Neumann. both would be able to help you out i'm sure.

Would love to help. Donovan.neumann@fountaintire.com. Thanks Robert Krueger

Text 7802787341 in the am with all the info and ill give u as many options as I can And we have a special on wheel alignments for 89.99

Power Collision Centre 587-276-3730

Lamb's Mechanical 780-743-4194. Manning & King. They are open now, I made an appt for Monday as I still have my winters on too! Hope your car is good!

Fountain tire stayed open through everything. On MacKenzie near th spca. They were open all of May fixing tires on emergency vehicles. 7807993366. Might have short days on weekends now just give them a call.

Torgerson wrecking 360-262-9051

Alexzandra Erb this might help you with your vehicles.

This place might. http://www.picknpull.com/locations.aspx?View=Detail&ID=171

Very true Natalie. That's why I went with Fountain Tire in the end. I could spend the time to get it done.

Costco will give you really good quality tires for a price you would pay for average ones elsewhere. Plus their maintenance/warranty is excellent. If you're just trying to keep the price down, Fountain Tire usually has the best price. Kal Tire would be my next choice.

Plus, Fountain Tire will fix holes in your tires for free with a Food Bank donation, whether you bought them there or not. I like that in a company. So much so, that I started doing free guitar set ups at work with a Food Bank donation.

Central tire. Call wade or Sean. 780 424 8616. 109 st 100 ave. Best in town. Tell them I sent u.

Tire Warehouse, I’ve always had good service there (downtown location), though I typically do my own. A decent floor jack, impact wrench/driver, and a torque wrench are all you really need. Even the impact is optional, can use a tire iron, but the impact makes quick and simple work of it.

[The Tire Boys](https://tireboys.ca/) are mobile, and come to your location to do the switcheroo. Not sure how quickly they can get it done though!

I go to kal tire, they're quick and I always get good service. But now that the snow has started, everyone else is having the same thought you're having, and most tire places are going to getting busier.

Fountain Tire by the Stadium did my last switch. They were even open sunday. dropped off in the morning and was done before I walked all the way downtown.

It's worth it to look into buying a set of steel rims, you can drop the rims and tires off, get them installed while still using your car. This way, at the very least, you could either do them yourself, or if you go to really any tire shop, it would take them 5 minutes to do, and would likely throw them on for you before tackling an actual tire swap job. They pay themselves off after one year as well as the cost to swap entire wheels is significantly cheaper than mounting and balancing tires.

Fountain Tire on 111 th ave. Super customer service and they are open on weekends. They've gone the extra mile for me on more than one occasion.

>and it always seems to be an all day and an overnight job..... Time to find new dealer. They are screwing you around, Swapping tires on rims is a 20 minute job. Changing tires about 45 minutes. If they need your car overnight to do it, they are incompetent about how to schedule service appointments. Literally any tire shop should be faster than this. This time of year you may need to phone around to find one with available appointments inside of 2 weeks.

Mobile Tread. Local business, they come to you and do the swap at your house, or anywhere you want to meet them (work, etc). Reasonable rates, super convenient, and they work evenings and Saturdays. Friends have used the service and had great things to say. I booked online, check out their website.

Just in case you weren’t aware, u/shaunot advice is decent _providing_ you have separate winter tires on rims. If you don’t , you’re going to need a tire shop to take the tires off the rims, and put the winter tires on the same rims.

Thanks for the advice. They are on rims. I think I'll try Fountain Tire by the stadium. We take the Hyundai to the Northstar Hyundai and the Honda to Alberta Honda. The Hyundai place is always a bring it in on a Saturday morning and wait for 5 hours. Not a fan of that dealership. Always super tough to get a reservation . The Honda is a drop off in morning, make alternate getting to work plans and pick it up after work. Agreed...it seems like a 10 minute job.

I think it depends on the Canadian Tire. The Canadian Tire in Spruce Grove is awesome. We have never had a problem when we brought it there and they are always quick and a fair price.

I bought from 1010Tires.com two years ago (Canadian based). Lot's of wheel and tire selections and the prices are very reasonable. They also have free shipping until the 21 st. Buy a dedicated Winter tire; I usually pick mine based on online reviews from various websites. 16" is a popular size with members as far as ride comfort goes but you'll probably find 17" Winter tires can be quite pricey!

Contact Ryan Eagle for the set 1010 tires had no studded tires:-( I ended up finding 205/50/17 on PMC tires-it's slightly higher than stock, but imho it'll be good for winter