A caller phones Discount Tire to verify whether they actually perform road force balancing on every tire as advertised. Brendan, a store representative, answers questions about the balancing process during this recorded call from July 2025.
All right, I had this missile know it all. Make a video. It said discount tire. Never says that they road force balance sheet tires when they install them. Well, let's check and see. So I'm gonna do a live call. I'm gonna pick a random store. Let's call them. All right, here's the store. I'm choose. All right, we got them calling and ringing right now. Let's. Let's see what they do. It's gonna be a live call.
Thank you for choosing Discount Tire. This is Brendan speaking. How can I help you today?
Hey, buddy, I'm looking to get a set of Michelins for my wife's car. Now, when y' all put these tires on there, do y' all road force or do y' all regular balancer?
All of our balancers are road force balancers.
Yeah, I know that, but do y' all actually do the road force balancing on there?
Yeah. So basically, the way it is, anytime we install a tire, it's going to give us that road force run out.
Okay.
And if it. If it doesn't meet the specifications, then we road force the tire.
All right, cool. But y', all, y', all, y' all actually road force it. Y' all use the roller like it should be correct?
Yep.
On every tire? Yep.
Every time.
All right, I got you. And this is discount tire, right?