They're really gonna a phone for this to succeed

 

I am thinking that setting up boutique tire stores in shopping centres is a good idea. We are starting to see mini-showrooms for cars in fancy storefronts in shopping centres, so why not bring something as important as tires into the adjacent storefront?

And it can only be a good thing if we start to pay attention to tires because they have been professionally shown in attractive storefront displays, with knowledgeable salespeople who are willing to answer questions, rather than ignoring them because we only ever see them treated as nothing but a leaning tower of black rubber in a dusty corner.


I am confident that a good, portable tire-mounting and -balancing setup could be set up on a specially-prepared trailer that could be towed behind a pickup truck, or MB Sprinter or Ford Transit van.

 

Do try to read at least the first paragraph of the annual report before getting all snarky about what you assume it says.

 

 

I'm in my late 30's and would pay for this type of service. I hate waiting around while my car gets serviced, even at those cozy Lexus dealerships. Not to mention the time it takes to get there and back.

 

I think it'll fail because I'm guessing it will be way overpriced vs going to a local Discount Tire or Firestone store.

for that reason alone I would NEVER use the service.

 

 

hahahahaha when I was a kid I lived in CT, that chain still exists? Incredible. One time I had to get my Porsche serviced too and it was right next to that place. I find it hard to fathom how Costco didn't put these sub standard chains out of business. Tire Rack for that matter.....

 

Try Discount Tire, they do tires ONLY.

 

Pretty soon, someone will start a spoon feeding service for millenials. Spoon feed what? Anything and everything, including thinking and breathing.

 

 

Goodyear also has stand alone tire shops...so they're in both businesses.

I think this is a great idea, and there are already some third party companies who do this. Sign me up!

 

 

If it took Millennials to figure out something so simple as a really convenient way to get tires installed, maybe I'll stop bashing them....

 

It works for SafeLite with glass install; why not tires? Mobile detailers? It's really a great idea.

What's the difference? When Dunkin Donuts offers a new flavor donut, do you differentiate whether it's a corporate owned store, or a franchisee? To customers, there's no difference.