タイヤ市場 新小岩店

The tires were pretty cheap. It may be the cheapest around here. There is no stock, so be careful as it will be installed at a later date once it has been reserved. The lack of stock, I was impressed by the feeling that it will be properly considered the customer and selected without being sold forcibly.

The store manager was very friendly, cheerful, and reliable, and I liked it very much. The young people in the store were also polite and polite, and I felt that the store manager was properly educated. Even if I wandered around the pit area and observed the work, I did not have a disgusting face, and I was very pleased with that point, but the work is a bit dry, but the following points I was worried. After all, it is an amateur's impression, so if you have any misunderstandings or misunderstandings, I would be grateful if you could comment from the shop. ◆ Place the removed wheel nut directly on the ground → Although 5 tires were put together at the position of each tire (← 5 holes), they were placed directly on the ground. Moreover, some nuts were placed with the seat surface facing down. It's a textbook thing, but at least I wanted the seat to not touch the ground. ◆ Peeling marks and pasting of weights → The old weight double-sided tape still remained at a level that could be peeled off with bare hands. Also, only one weight was attached diagonally. The ultimate 3D balancer? ?? ... I don't know why. Breakout at the sticking position? ?? Did something happen and I had to dodge it and paste it diagonally? In addition, there are shops where you can put new weights on the remaining double-sided tape, so it's better than that, but if you look at these places, how much tire residue around the rim should be removed before assembling. I'm a little worried if you got it. (The changer was in the back of the pit, so I couldn't see it.) ◆ Hub rust prevention → Recommended as an additional option. Certainly, the appearance (surface) was slightly brown and rusted, but even if the situation is such that the bare metal is rising due to erosion by the rust, this level of rust in this place is ... (Is it a popular business item at tire stores these days?) Customers who refueled were also coming to the store all the time, so I think that there was something that I couldn't help but couldn't handle. On the contrary, even though gasoline is not cheap compared to the surroundings (sorry), I felt that it is a good shop that is trusted in the area because customers are coming all the time.