Hood’s Tire Service

These guys are the real deal, not only did they give me a great deal on a good tire but they rotated the rear ones to the front at no extra cost. They also replaced my rear rotors and pads on the cheap dispite the fact that I arrived late in the day and i had brought the wrong parts. They were fast, friendly, and professional.

Best service ever. So fast and very good pricing. It was my first time there and they gave me a 5 dollar discount. So for a rim leak I was only charged $ 10. Definetly go here if you have any issues that bed to ve quickly resolved. I was only waiting for ten minutes. And they are very very nice.

Cool place to get some quick used tires. Every time I get tires I have to go back because they give me bad tires. What do you expect from used tires. They replace them with another used tire though.

Wow! Hoods is on Unilocal?If I said some of the things I’ve seen there over the past 25 years or so, I’d have to go into the witness protection program.
That said, if you want gently used tires at a really good price (and you aren’t particular about where they came from) Hoods can take care of you. However, if you aren’t well acquainted with the East Side, you’ll want to watch your @ss around Mack and Bewick. Please believe that.

Great service! Bent a rim and needed to get it fixed ASAP so I could make a meeting back in Ann Arbor after work. Called them up and they had me back on the road in less than 15 minutes. Highly recommended.

Hood’s is good. They provide drive-​thru tire repair service for any size tire, at a reasonable price. And they don’t whine.
Car tire that’s still on the car, car tire that’s off the car, boat trailer tire, wheelbarrow tire– doesn’t matter, they fix them all. There’s none of the whining I’ve encountered at the Name Brand tire places– «your boat trailer tire doesn’t fit on our machine.» At Hood’s they fix whatever tires need to be fixed.
The large concrete area in front of the building is often marked off in lanes with cones. You pull up and wait your turn, which for me has always been less than 10 minutes. You stay in your car, lower your window and tell the attendant which tire needs attention. They remove the tire from your car or take it out of your trunk, take it in to their garage, fix it and bring it back to you. The usual charge is $ 10, and I’ve always paid cash.
That’s all there is to it.
I once bought a used tire from them, to get me by until my original tire could be replaced under warranty. I hate driving on donuts! I think I paid $ 20 for that, including putting it on my car. It worked out just fine.
We’ve sometimes bought tires online, and had Hood’s mount and balance them for us. That service was also $ 10/​wheel.
I’ve never bought new tires or rims from Hood’s, so I don’t know about their selection or prices for those items.
Hood’s has signs prominently displayed on their building and around their property: «We don’t buy stolen tires or wheels.» I much appreciate their position on that issue!
And yes, Hood’s is most certainly located in The Hood.