Barricks Tire Sales Rude and inconsiderate people ripoff Newville Pennsylvania

I've grown up around the Barricks family business and have dealt with them on many occasions. Here is what you get. Good tires cheap! If your looking for a friendly Wal Mart type of service or others,then go there instead! But then again you pay the price for it full price! Whats worse half the time these so called tire experts can't do the job right!

What do you expect from a family owned business that does more services in a day than most businesses do in two. Friends and loyal customers know that the people there do not have time to stand around and be chummy. No money is made by yacking to someone is it? And as commented how does a person being treated rude equal a person getting ripped off? You got your tires didn't you?

They were less cost than paying at a retailer I can guarantee that. If you want to file a report for someone being rude go visit Whaaaaahhhhh.com I'm sure they will sympathise with you. Next time think before you run crying to a website just because someone seemed or was rude to you. This hurts a persons bread and butter. And on the next note the only A kicking that would have been done was you gettin yours kicked.

just to let you know the owner of Barricks name is not John. I think you are thinking of Righi's garage in Newville. Two different places. Also....there are signs clearly displayed that says that patrons are not permitted in the shop. When I get my tires done they ask you to wait upstairs in the store and even bring your vehicle up to you when it's finished. I think they do a great job for a reasonable price.

I was surprised to read such a review for Barricks.  I've been living here for over 8 years and have made many, many tire purchases from Barricks over the years.  I must say that Barricks has a policy that is posted and has always been posted about customers waiting upstairs.  I've never been allowed to stay in the garage area in all of my visits.   In addition, these are country folks.  They don't rush anything.  Again, I've been going to that shop for years and have never had one bad experience.  Perhaps the owner's son was having a bad day, but one bad experience does not a ripoff make.  They are fast, friendly and reliable with some of the lowest prices around.  I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone who might need tires.

I have been going to Barrick's for around 15 years, so I have learned to live with some of the quarks [of buying from a "barn" in the out-skirts of Newville].

The owner, John, is okay and quite pleasant at times, but the "son" appears to border on the "deliverance" type personality. However, I have learned to live with the oddities due the significant savings I receive each time I visit.  I run much larger tires on my SUV and Barrick's prices rival any other local dealer by an average savings of 30% - 40%.  Again, savings enough to not even ask and already pretty much know the price before replacing my worn tires.  I have learned over the years what my type of tires cost at Barrack's.  But they will offer you whatever tire that fits your budget or car, just ask them for a range of tires.

So I can honestly say they offer some true savings on most every tire in their inventory, but please keep in mind they are not a retail chain.  If you drive out there expecting a NTB, Sears or Goodyear type environment, you will be sorely mistaken once you pull in the driveway.  The business sets atop an old "tractor grave-yard" and caters to heavy equipment, but they also stock tires for almost every engine-driven vehicle on the planet. 

Moral of the story...  If you want to save a fair amount of money and you're able to leave your politically correct demeanor at your house, take a drive and save some money.  If you roll out there is a tuxedo and act like a d****e bag; well, then, good luck to you.  I'm sure you've all seen Deliverance in your day...  : )