Discount Tire & Service Centers - Gardena Has Moved to Torrance - Gardena, California

Ricardo Reyes

Buen servicio al cliente

Dale Dreher

I have taken my cars to Discount Tire for over 5 years. I trust them to only sell me the tires I really need and to give me the best price possible. They moved further away from where I live, down south into Torrance, but I will make the drive, no problem.

Drojas818

I went for a tire patch because I work at a construction site and there are nails everywhere and decided to also get a tire rotation. It was a little busy so I left my car for no more than an hour and a half because I was also on the clock. The service was quick and painless and Cesar took care of me. Great experience.

Bob Kato

Went in to have tire pressure sensor light repaired. This was the first time the light came on. They located the problem tire and repaired it quickly. The price was fair and the service great. Will come hear again !!! Bob K. Hey guys, went back to have rear shocks replaced . I left my car there the night before and they had it ready first thing the next morning. My car runs terrific, The manager Kaz is " ichi-ban " with me. That means #1 in Japanese.

Andy Leung

I don't know where to start. I took the car there to replace a tire and check for the oil leak from the engine. They dismounted my tire and told me they couldn't patch it as the tire is too old. "Per regulation, they are not allowed to do so!" That's not the problem. The problem is they damaged the tire bead! I did not even know it until I brought the old tire to another mechanic on the next day. Now, I have to buy a used tire instead of patching it.... Very bad experience in Gardena, especially since I just moved here two weeks ago.

Wynette Weidemann

Victor is my guy... from start to end very nice very professional ... we had a little wait but Victor made it right and my car is running smooth.. 100 percent would recommend

Cheryl Vargas

They were really nice despite having to wait 3.5 hours for an oil chg with an appt. Apparently they ran out of oil filters. It’s my first time using them. They rotate your tires as well. After I left, pretty much immediately my low tire pressure light came on. I didn’t see any nails and I knew they were prob just about ready to close.

Took my car up to my normal mail tire place the next day and one of the tires was alittle low.
I would prob use them again. I think based on the situation they prob were rushing too since I got my car done around their closing time.
They stayed professional and gave me a discount coupon to come back due to the LONG 3.5 hours of me being there

Juan H.

Went to Discount Tire & Service Centers in Gardena to have a nail removed from my tire and get it patched up. They actually noticed two nails in there (same tire) and were able to repair both punctures. The good: the issue that I originally came in for was taken care of. The bad: my wheel was damaged during the repair process. Arrived at 8:30A (when they open) and there was one customer ahead of me. They were waiting for parts to be delivered for their vehicle, so my car was actually the first one that was worked on. For the record, I called the previous day to ask if they had the equipment to mount and dismount a tire without scratching the wheel. I mentioned that my only concern was possibly damaging the wheel, and they said that they "do these cars (make and model) all day" - their exact words (and also the reason I decided to come here). To be clear, whether they had touchless mounting equipment or not wasn't necessarily a dealbreaker for me, since without proper user input it would still be possible to damage the wheel. They could use a hammer and chisel to remove the tire for all I care - if they can do it without scratching the wheel then shut up and take my money. Ask any car enthusiast, any real car enthusiast - we take our rims seriously. Ever seen a jank-looking car with fresh wheels that look like they're worth more than the car itself? Yep. You won't really see it the other way around. Anyways, the service estimator noted that this wheel size (20") would carry a higher-than-average repair charge - not a problem at all since I'm thinking that it might be more labor intensive or an overall longer process (you know, as to prevent damaging the wheel or anything like that). I noticed three different employees interacting with the vehicle and none of them would mention to me any possibility of damaging the wheel before they started. After completing the repair, there is literally no way that the employee who worked on the wheel would not have noticed the - wait for it - damage they just caused. The fact that nobody said anything about it makes it seem as though they just hope you don't end up noticing. In layman's terms - if they damage anything on your car and are aware that they did so, they're just gonna play it off. Was out the door at 10:00A.

TL;DR: Went in to patch a tire. Tire was successfully repaired. Wheel was damaged in the process. Photos attached. Date of visit: 01/18/23, in at 8:30A and out at 10:00A. I wish I had never come here.