Use the form to ask what tires or a repair will cost for your vehicle. We reply by phone, text, or email once we have checked sizes, parts, and labor. There is no set reply time. A quote given without seeing the car can change after inspection, and the written estimate is the number you approve.
How does a quote request work?
You send the vehicle and the job, and we price it from what you told us. For tires that usually means checking which sizes and models are available. For repairs, it means looking up parts and typical labor for your vehicle.
Some repairs cannot be priced well without seeing the car. A brake job depends on rotor condition, and a noise can have more than one cause. In those cases we tell you so and suggest an inspection before giving a firm number.
What details make a quote more accurate?
Exact details give you a closer number:
- Tires: the full size from the sidewall, how many tires, and how you drive (commute, towing, highway miles)
- Repairs: year, make, model, engine, mileage, and what the car is doing
- A second opinion: attach or describe the estimate you already have
- Timing: whether you need the work soon or are planning ahead
If you are shopping tires, our new tires and brands page explains what to compare besides price.
Is a quote the same as a written estimate?
No. A quote is our best number from the information you send. The written estimate comes after we see the vehicle, and no work starts until you approve it. If the inspection finds something different, you hear about it before anything changes. See the estimate disclaimer for details.
What do we do with the details you send?
Your request reaches the shop by email through our email provider. We use it to price your job and follow up, and we do not sell it. Read the privacy policy for how long we keep it and your choices.