Mike Tires and Auto Repair FL 32808

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Latoya Javois

I bought 2 tires on 8/20 came back on 9/11 because the tire pressure kept coming on. There was a nail in the tire and the owner wanted to charge 20.00. I said no and ended up going to Discount tires and they did it for free. The owner likes money and he doesn’t even do anything. He had his employees do the work while he sits in the A/C. Don’t waste your time or money

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Urusa Sarfani

Way over priced & price gouging. Went for a plug & they charged $20 when the competition charges $10. Just keep driving, you'll find other shops that can do the same thing for cheaper. Very rude & unprofessional staff & ownership.

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oakland Cathedral

Possible Tax evasion company! Initially I was very skeptical to do business at this establishment, because of the sketchy, unorganized, filthy and totally unprofessional appearance of building; but, I decided to give this small business an opportunity to prove wrong the old adage "you can't judge a book by it's cover" However, in this case you definitely could judge their book by their cover. My dilemma was my check tire light came on, and I didn't want to drive another mile until I replaced the faulty tire (this tire repair shop was the closest). I explained my issue to one of the workers there, and he checked into their inventory to see if they had an old replacement tire to fit my vehicle. After, the worker discovered they had a matching used tire in stock, I examined the tire, and was pleased with the quality of the tire and agreed to purchase the tire; the worker said the used tire would cost me $45.00, and I agreed to the price; the worker immediately began to remove my old tire to replace it with the new used tire; after he placed the new used tire on my vehicle, the owner asked me how was I going to pay, and I told him I will use my debit card! He then said "We don't accept debit cards only cash" I explained to him I only had $25.00 dollars cash in my possession, but I could go to my closest bank and withdraw the remaining $20.00. The owner insisted that I leave my driver's license with him to go to the ATM or my cell phone for some type of collateral to guarantee my return. I explained to him I would not drive without my driver's license or leave him with my cell phone because he didn't specify before, he put the tire on my vehicle that he only accepts cash payments. To make a long story shorter, I told him if didn't trust me to go to the ATM and come back with his $20.00, then take the new used tire off of my car, and put my old tire back on!! He then conceded to allow me to go to my ATM to withdraw the remaining money owed him and return. When I returned to the tire shop to pay the remaining $20.00; I requested a receipt, and the owner said you will have to pay more for taxes; I told him no problem, I have been paying taxes all my life; however, he didn't give me a receipt, but a business card with the amount of the used tire hand written on the card. It appears that the owner is trying to evade paying higher taxes, and will pressure his customer's into paying cash to hide his total revenues. I am warning everyone to avoid using this tax evasion establishment!! Bishop Darrell A. Johnson