Cain's Tire

I had fairly decent experiences with them. Most of it was good but with one exception: when they couldn't find how our Sienna secured the stock spare tire, three workers searched my car for ten minutes before i walked over and showed them how it worked. The manual was in the glove box but instead they were searching my vehicle like suspicious DEA officials. The real problem with Cain's was when my wife brought in a flat. She's very mechanically competent, and the flattened tire had been inspected by her and two neighbors (one a mechanic) who gave her a hand. Rather than honor the warranty (the tire was six months old) they refused, citing a clean slice on the sidewall that magically appeared after their mechanic inspected it. They were condescending to my wife and the price for the new tire was substantially higher than the one it was replacing (which was not on sale). The only reason not to press charges is because we didn't think to photograph the tire before they touched it. It's possible I would go back if their price was the best, but it would have to be a substantial savings, I'd have to be the one to bring the car in, and I would document everything beforehand.