Valerie24
10/17/2025
I always come here to get my tire pressure checked out when needed, and Carlos whom usually attends me is super kind and helpful! Thanks for your service
Les Schwab Tire Center
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4601 Churn Creek Rd
Redding, CA 96002
Les Schwab Tire Center in Redding, CA, offers a wide selection of tires and wheels for sale, catering to various vehicle types and preferences. Customers can browse their options online or visit the store to shop in person, ensuring a personalized experience for every need.
Along with tire sales, Les Schwab provides comprehensive tire services such as repair, rotation, balancing, and alignment. They also offer a range of tire types including winter/snow, all-terrain, and all-season tires, ensuring customers find the perfect fit for their vehicles.
In addition to tires, Les Schwab offers services for wheels, batteries, shocks, struts, and more, making it a one-stop destination for all things related to vehicle maintenance and performance. With a focus on customer satisfaction and quality products, Les Schwab Tire Center is a reliable choice for all your automotive needs.
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3.519 reviews
Lorrie G.
10/16/2025
The following is a copy of my letter to Les Schwab Customer Service due to poor service as well as the fact that I purchased 80,000-mile tires from Les Schwab and after only 20,000 miles the two...
Rob F.
2/8/2023
I enjoy bringing my toys to this brand. I started in the Concord, Ca location and they were always honest and accommodating for all my vehicles. This is my first time to this location and as soon...
Laurie S.
3/3/2025
WARNING!!!! Don't take your car here!!!! Paid over $700 for routine maintenance brake work & they damaged my Electronic Parking Brake while working on the rear brakes. Had to pay another shop...
Marguerite O.
1/17/2025
I will NEVER go back to this les schwab. I only went there because it's closer to my work. I bought new tires and got an alignment. I picked up my car and after driving my pressure sensors...
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