Tire Warehouse Opens New Massachusetts Location

Tire Warehouse opened its newest location April 11 in North Adams, Mass., bringing the company’s total to 788 active locations across its multiple brands.

“We are very pleased to now have 13 Tire Warehouse locations in Massachusetts, as an added convenience to our customers,” said Joseph Tomarchio, Jr., executive vice president of store operations. “We invite area residents to stop into this new location to meet our friendly staff and learn more about how we can better serve their tire needs.”

Stan Prentice will serve as the store manager under Market Manager Jon Rodrick and Zone Manager Bobby Shlosser. The store will be open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Customers can shop tires, make online appointments and print coupons at www.tirewarehouse.net or call the store direct at 413-664-8517.

Tire Warehouse, which guarantees the lowest total tire price and will beat any competitor’s price, carries a large selection of tire brands, including Goodyear, Michelin, BFGoodrich, Contintental, Dunlop, Falken, General, Hankook, Kelly, Pirelli and Yokohama, plus several low-priced economy brands starting from $25.

Founded in 1957, the company, which includes Mr. Tire, Tread Quarters, Monro, Auto Tire and Tire Warehouse, has a chain of company-owned and operated stores in 19 states that provide an array of automobile services.

Discount Tire & Service Centers has a new sponsorship deal with the Los Angeles Angels for the 2024 season. Discount Tire said this partnership will not only benefit its customers with season-long promotions and giveaways but will also support local non-profits.

"We're thrilled to launch this strategic partnership with the Los Angeles Angels," said Sergio Andonian, president, Discount Tire & Service Centers. "As neighbors, from Anaheim, we are dedicated to serving our local communities and providing quality tire & automotive service at the most competitive prices. Together, we look forward to making a positive and lasting impact in the communities. Add baseball to the mix, and with this winning combination, the possibilities are endless."