Robertson Tire

I am a former longtime Gateway customer. Robertson bought their stores last year after I purchased tires, less than 18 months ago.

I had a flat this morning and went in to request service and the salesperson immediately assumed I wanted something for nothing without asking and did not offer any service. We had all four of our vehicles serviced for years and always paid up front. I do not understand why they choose to run off former Gateway customers; we will no longer take any of our vehicles to them.

I used Robertson over 20 years ago but stopped after I was given an estimate then charged much more after the tires were installed because they "ran out of" what I was told I was getting. Be aware that customer service is still lacking at Robertson Tires after all these years.

I went in to go get a oil change the next day i notice my car heating level was red lining , i took it back to roberston tire to get it check out and apparently the water pump stop working and it leek on the timing belt and tensioner , they gave me a paper saying it would cost 1,400 for just fixing a water pump and replacing the timing belt and tensioner , it didnt makw sense why it cost that much , so i contacted a different mehcainc shop and they said they would charge me 600$ , i will never go back there again.

Took my New Beatle in for free tire rotation; was told that a lug nut would not come loose and take it to a mechanic. I did.

Mechanic fixed it for $100 and told me that it had been cross-threaded. Robertson ha put the tires on two years previous when new; they had not been touched since. In response, Robertson's manager told me it was too long since they had worked on it and anyway I couldn't prove it. I facebooked Robertson with my complaint and got fast response from Shane Robertson.

Long story short, he explained that often customers blame things on them they didn't do. He offered $50 but made it sound as though he was doing me a favor. He also let me know he had discussed it with Robertson senior, who thought $50 was too generous. I didn't ask for money, but I would have like Robertson to apologize for the error and acknowledge it could have been their tech who made it.

Instead, I was asked to see it from their perspective. Customers rip them off or wrongly blame them.

So, all you Robertson customers--that's what they think of you. (Not me--after 26 years as Robertson faithful, recommending Robertson to anyone who needed tires or shocks, I'm no longer a customer.)

Went to Robertson Tire for them to check and see why I lost pressure to my brakes they gave me a quote for 1000.00 dollars I had my car towed to my house the right side had bearing out and a rotator damage. My friends a mechanical engineer with a masters from OSU he came over the next day I showed him the quote he laughed and said ,"they tried to rip you off." They were charging 600.00 for parts and 390.0" or so for labor.

We went to Get the real parts I needed for 97.00 he fixed the car in 35 minutes. But the worst part of all of this they offered me 300.00 for my car and said its better to scrap it.

Crooks and cheats and liars . Don't trust them get a second mechanic to look at you vehicle.

A couple of months ago I went in because I had a tire leaking air and thought I had a nail in my tire. I asked them to go ahead and change the oil and rotate the tires while it was there.

They call me 10 minutes after I drop my car off to try to sell me over $450 worth of "necessary maintenance" on my car. One of which was a power steering flush. ON A CAR WITH ELECTRONIC POWER STEERING THAT HAS NO FLUID THERE TO FLUSH! Like I'm *** - and don't know the car I drive!

But that's not all. THEN, I hear this weird noise and thought something was wrong with my axle or boots or shocks - turns out it was just that Robertson put someone else's lug nuts on my car! Lug nuts that left significant room between my wheels and the washer. So not only was the washer clinging around making the noise I heard - not ONE of my tires were properly or even safely attached to my car.

The car I drive my child around in every single day. So when I call to tell them - the Area Manager, Brad Stout, just basically tells me that he will reimburse me what I had to pay for new lug nuts from the dealership, and that he wants to keep an eye on my tires so that when I need new tires they will make me a deal I can't pass up. Boy, that's SOME customer service! My tires not being properly attached to my car by Robertson technicians could have deadly, and all they are thinking about is making me a deal on tires when I need them again.

Which will be soon considering they've been wobbling around trying to stay on my car every time my car has been driven since it left their shop. I stayed calm on the phone with the guy because I was at work, but I'll make sure EVERYONE I can contact knows not to use this company because of this experience I just had with them.

Thankfully, nothing tragic happened while I was driving my car this way! And thankfully, my Toyota guys took care of it for me!

I took my Mercedes into Robertson Tire on South Memorial in Bixby, or what's considered south Tulsa Oklahoma. They ruined my right front wheel, installed my directional tires backwards and got grease all over my headliner.

When I got the car back, they denied ruining the aluminum wheel. They did reverse the tires, but couldn't ever get them balanced.

The wheel and the grease in the headliner in an $84k car was on me. Don't ever go to Robertson Tire!!

Took my 2010 Elantra to the Broken Arrow location on 3901 S. Elm.

Paid for an oil change and tire rotation. They did change the oil, but did not rotate the tires. I had marked them prior to taking it in, just to make sure they did it and sure enough, they did not. I called to complain and they did offer me a free oil change for a future visit, and said I could bring my vehicle back in for the rotation, but I do not believe them to be honest, and I do not trust them with my vehicle.

I will not be going back to any Robertson location whatsoever.

A lot of these repair shops think they can get away with this because they think their customers are too *** to notice. Don't forget to mark your tires if you use this company for your next rotation.

Took Mercedes to Robertson Tire at 111th&Memorial in Tulsa OK for new front tires, oil change and brake pads. When mounting new tires they totally distroyed the right front wheel and then denied it.

When I showed them all of the fresh paint and aluminum particals they had to agree that it just happened. The tires on this car are directional and very clearly marked as to which way to mount them for proper rotation as if it's not clear enough just looking at the tread. They put one of the tires on backwards. When I finally did get ready to leave, I got in the car and the headliner had grease all over it from the mechanics greasy ball cap rubbing up against it.

They offered to have the wheel fixed, but it would be a three day turn around. I don't have that kind of time. A new wheel would have been the proper answer. The tires never could be balanced out, they were obviously defective.

I put 500 miles on those tires and purchased new ones from another dealer, and they were perfect, so it wasn't the car, it was the tires they sold me. At about $280 each, I expect them to at least be balanced for a few thousand miles. The level of incompetence that Joe and crew at Robertson Tire was astounding! It just kept getting worse..

they did cut me a break on the brake pads after all of that, but that wasn't much of a savings at all, especially after ruining the wheel. They also took my chrome valve stem caps and replaced them with plastic ones. A new wheel is $1500 from Mercedes-Benz. This is an expensive car....

I wouldn't take a Pacer to them after all this.

I contacted the company, told them of the terrible service and never heard from them.... so I'm writing this to let everyone know to steer clear of Robertson Tire in Tulsa OK.