Tire Kingdom reviews

3.3

54% would recommend to a friend

(385 total reviews)

Orland M. Wolford

61% approve of CEO

53% positive business outlook

Tire Kingdom has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 385 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Tire Kingdom employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Retail & Wholesale industry (3.5 stars).

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385 reviews
2.0
Jul 8, 2015

Store Manager

Recommend
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Pros

Thankful for the job. Very good pay and the opportunity to earn more . Benefits like insurance above average. Well stocked stores to sell from. Many locations so you can work close to home .

Cons

Standard 55 hour work week tough on family life. Extremely poor training for new hires . Regional managers do most of the hiring and firing. Did I say firing? These regional managers fire faster than they hire causing problems at the stores. Very frequent transfers within the area gives customers bad feelings as they often deal with different staff , turn over way too high. Company doesn't seem to care about rapid turnover . Everyone in the store is pressured to upsell , resulting in bad business decisions . Great tire prices to bait you in the door .

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Tire Kingdom Response
1y
Thank you for your feedback. We have a Coaching Development Team that provides in-person training on the skill our team members need to succeed. We’re sorry to hear we missed the mark, please email us at feedback@mavis.com on what we could be doing better.
1.0
Mar 2, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

They will hire anyone. If you're desperate you can get a job here. Doesn't matter if you know anything about working on cars or not because they don't care if you do a good work or not.

Cons

Long Hours Bad Pay Terrible Treatment Micromanaging of everything by people in suits who do not know about working on cars As a mechanic they will make you work a minimum of 50+ hours a week. Generally it's five days, 11 hours each. They constantly make changes to pay and policy, and always try to convince you it's good for you, when it's obviously just a way for them to pay you less or work you more. They do not pay you for many of the things you do on a regular basis and the labor hours for many things are just pathetic compared to what others pay. If you are a good reliable employee who does good work, you will spend a large portion of your time fixing the mistakes of the other idiots that they hire. The idiots will get paid for the job and you will get nothing for fixing it. Corporate tries to run this place like Walmart. They make generalized policies that they expect to fit every car out there. The big ideas that come down the ladder from them are things like making everyone check off on each others work, and the checker is more responsible for mistakes than the original worker. For example, if Tech A is doing an oil change, he has to ask Tech B to make sure that his oil filter and drain plug are tight. Then make sure that he put enough oil in it. Then while its running lift the car back up and check for any leaks from motor, pan, and filter. Then if rotating tires, take a torque wrench and make sure the wheels are properly tightened. Then you sign off on their work order. How are you supposed to get anything done when you're doing everything twice for someone else. And having someone else do everything twice for your own cars. Then they decided that everyone should wear a little velcro pouch on their belt that holds a tread gauge, tire pressure gauge, a pen, and other various hard and sharp things that can scratch up customers cars when you're working on them. Also, any car that comes in that building with more than 15K miles on it has something wrong with it, and you better find it. If you're not willing to be dishonest and lie to customers you won't want to work there. They price gouge and try to rip off every customer that walks through that door. They treat employees like crap and everyone is replaceable. You are not important to them.

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Tire Kingdom Response
1y
Thank you for taking the time to tell us about your experience. We strive to provide our team members with a competitive compensation structure, and we want to learn what specifically fell short of your expectations. Please email us at feedback@mavis.com so we can hear about your experience.
1.0
Mar 15, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I was able to apply my skills into projects and gained enough experience to leave for a much better job.

Cons

Complete trash is the best way to describe the company. Management is abusive, manipulative, and thinks every single person on earth is a complete idiot. As someone coming in to this role with extensive experience. I was treated like everyone else - an idiot who's supposed to magically transform the business model without the opportunity to suggest changes or ideas. Horrible, horrible work environment.

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Tire Kingdom Response
1y
Thank you for bringing these issues to our attention. We recommend you reach out to our Employee Experience team, where you can raise concerns, make reports, and participate in investigations without fear of adverse action. It is not too late for you to raise your concerns. Please email us at feedback@mavis.com.
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