Sam's Club

Had 2 tires replaced at the Sam's Club on Sawmill. I shopped around so I can tell you that their prices are pretty good, especially on the non Goodyear brands (i went with Dunlops). \r \r I was a little concerned about the quality of the mounting and spin balancing that I would get at a warehouse club, but I will say this, they did pretty good job. If you are a business member, you can go in at 7 am and you will have no waiting. They were done in about 35 minutes and so far the quality of the work seems to be an A- or B+. \r \r The only negatives that I will share is two things: 1) on the paperwork they told me that the other two tires (that I didn't replace) had 30 lbs. of air pressure in them and i'm was a little skeptical that they didn't check those as i had completely different numbers on my electronic gauge when i got home. Also I would have expected them to clean up the rims a little on the tires that I did replace before putting them back on (it was winter time so they were a little crusty with road salt). Seems like it would have been a nice, easy touch of service to add, but they didn't. \r \r Overall, the service time and price were good if you can live with the negative that I listed above.\r \r more

It depends on when you go. More times than not I find the same products at Target or other stores much cheaper. Considering one pays close to $50 for a membership to shop there, you would think that the bargains would be worth the membership fee. I do recommend Sam's if you have a baby. The formula and diapers were a good deal for us. Any more, COSTCO is the better deal of the two pay-to-shop warehouse clubs. Pros: sometimes a decent selection Cons: Is the membership fee really worth it? more

Service and selection is great. If you need to call, use (614) 760-7771. You'll get through faster! Pros: selection Cons: Depending on the time of day, lines can be long. Just go in with time and a good mindset more