Kings Tires II

12 reviews

+1 (707) 544-7666

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345 Roberts Ave

Santa Rosa, CA 95407

+1 (707) 544-7666

http://www.kingstires.net

Kings Tires II is a well-established tire shop in Santa Rosa, CA, offering a wide range of tire services for various vehicles.

With a team of experienced professionals, they provide tire installations, repairs, and replacements to ensure safe and reliable driving for their customers.

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3.012 reviews

Kailyn P.

4/28/2017

How could kings tires have no reviews?? I feel like it's been around forever. This place has been my go to since i started driving. (And my mother before me). They always have good prices and so...

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Liza L.

10/6/2023

I had a tire emergency a couple months ago & the fellows at this business were very helpful. The installation of my two front tires are holding up just perfectly & I would return here to get work...

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Virginia X.

9/6/2023

I'm curious to how this place makes money.. I had a UHaul pickup for 8am this morning. As I arrived around 8 the place looked deserted. My partner and I waited until 8:20 until we finally called...

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Jimmy W.

3/22/2024

I had a radiator that was clogged. King's tire and automotive took care of me by replacing it with a new radiator. They did in a timely manner was very trustworthy and respectful. This is my...

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Lisa L.

6/12/2021

I walked in on a Saturday with my dummy tire on and a junkyard tire in hand. They mounted the tire and put it back on the car for me in less than 15 minutes and I was out the door! Super nice guys :)

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