Absolute Tire and wheel

If you are going to have idiots drive your vehicles you better cover up your advertisement. I should have called the cops on the guy in the big black and green truck today in Hastings. I will just name a few of the things I saw today.
Speeding, Don’t give me your big tires make him look like he is going fast garbage he passed me and the car in front of me (at the same time) going at least 80 in a 55.
Tailgating EVERY car he came up on, tell him there is no need to swerve left and right when he tailgates everyone can see the ugly truck.
Unsafe passing in no passing zones.
Unsafe lanes changes to get ONE CAR AHEAD.
The best part during all this he got nowhere because he hit all three lights on 61.
Not a chance in the world I would bring my vehicles to a place that has people like that driving around. Apparently its common as there is another post on here about it.

When you drive like a complete D-​Bag, maybe don’t do it in the vehicle with your business name slapped on the side of it.

Good job advertising your work. You parked your work vehicle in a handicapped parking spot at Dave & Buster’s while you drank and played video games. No handicapped plates or permit. This shows everyone else what kind of guys you are. Good job!

This place is not for the faint of heart, but it’s perhaps the best people watching location in Minneapolis, especially since you sometimes have to wait around so long due to their incompetence (which is also entertaining). I once watched a guy take the lug nuts off someone’s wheel, and when he couldn’t find them again I had to show him where they were. Another time I watched four guys who had no idea what they were doing, comically fussing with a Mercedes trying to get the suspension back online.
But it’s the only place in the city proper that I’ve found a good selection of used tires. I also appreciate that it’s diversity of tires is matched by the ethnic diversity of its employees and customers. Over the years I’ve gotten quite a few screws in my tires, so if it’s not repairable I get a used tire with the same amount of tread that the others have. And in spite of the fact that there are numerous people that seem to «work» here, and they change each time, the same guy almost always puts on my tire, and he does it well.
The last time I was there I was told to take a number, then I watched as the LED numbers never changed, but occasionally cars came and went. Eventually I asked someone who seemed to care about the business, when it might be my turn. Concerned, he got me in next. However, afterwards I waited for 10 minutes at the cash register while the manager took a social call a foot from me.
I might have said something, if not for the entertainment factor, the fact that he obviously did not care, and that he was not the kind of guy to mess with. I don’t mean he was a tough mechanic sort, he was rougher around the edges than that. I have a theory on their hiring practices, but I don’t want to say it in case I’m actually right.