Newark Tire & Auto Service
6110 Jarvis Ave
Newark, CA 94560 510-405-1391
Newark, CA 94560 510-405-1391
Ratings
Consumer Ratings for Newark Tire & Auto Service — 4 Ratings
Percent of customers who rated service "superior" for:
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Staff attitudes/atmosphere
Reliability (standing behind products, delivering on time, etc.)
Overall quality
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Tire Stores Articles
Which Stores Drive the Best Tire Bargains?
Our undercover shoppers found major price differences among tire dealers for the exact same sets of treads—we found we could usually save $500 or more by buying from a low-cost store.
Tread School: Choosing the Right Tires
Here's advice on how to find the proper tires for your vehicle, including a discussion of performance characteristics, tread wear, and notes on the available sources for ratings information.
How to Maintain Your Tires
Whichever tires you buy, a key to getting the highest possible value is to maintain them properly. Here are some guidelines.
Is Tire Road Hazard Protection Worth It?
While shopping for tires, you may be offered—or pressured to buy—road hazard coverage for your new “investment.” Skip it.
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Consumer Comments for Newark Tire & Auto Service
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