Rubber BROS located at 2188 Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn, NY services vehicles for Retail Tire. Call (718) 258-0808 to book an appointment or to hear more about the services of Rubber BROS.

Rubber BROS Reviews

5
Purchased new tires
January 20, 2017 | Mike | Visited, over a year
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I searched around all day going from shop to shop and no one had my tires in stock .
Yesterday I went to RUBBER BROS TIRE SHOP and they had them in stock .
In less than 1 hour I was on my way . 
Went home to pick up my family and drove over 500 miles , 
Today I'm in Canada on vacation & couldn't feel safer knowing that i have some dependable tires .
Service was great , staff was knowledgable & the price was fair .
RUBBER BROS definitely has a customer for life.
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I searched around all day going from shop to shop and no one had my tires in stock . Yesterday I went to RUBBER BROS TIRE SHOP and they had them in stock . In less than 1 hour I was on my way . Went home to pick up my family and drove over 500 miles , Today I'm in Canada on vacation & couldn't feel safer knowing that i have some dependable tires . Service was great , staff was knowledgable & the price was fair . RUBBER BROS definitely has a customer for life.
1
attempted tire repair
July 31, 2013 | John | Visited, over a year
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STAY AWAY! CON ARTISTS! TRY TO SELL YOU STUFF YOU DONT NEED!


I ran over an industrial sized bolt and proceeded to Rubber Brothers to get a plug. *the bolt was in the tread pattern towards the middle of the tire, it was 100% fixable with a plug or patch. 

i get there and the guy 1. asks me for the tire lock, i say i have to look for it, he then says that if they have to remove the security bolt (probably with a drill out) that it will "cost me" i'm already turned off by his attitude and his nickle and diming procedure, I don't mind and produce the key, he then says oh its too big it can't be fixed, you'll need a new tire. I go, are you sure? i know these types of punctures are easily fixable with either a plug or a patch, he goes, yeah im sure, i cant fix that. 

i really think it had to do with showing up at 7pm (they close at 8pm) it was too little money for too little return. guess what, i won't be coming back here. 

oh btw, the tire was covered under Costco's road hazard warranty and I took it to costco in Sunset Park and THEY PLUGGED IT. 

DONT GO TO RUBBER BROTHERS. SCAM ARTISTS TRYING TO SELL YOU STUFF YOU DONT NEED. 
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STAY AWAY! CON ARTISTS! TRY TO SELL YOU STUFF YOU DONT NEED! I ran over an industrial sized bolt and proceeded to Rubber Brothers to get a plug. *the bolt was in the tread pattern towards the middle of the tire, it was 100% fixable with a plug or patch. i get there and the guy 1. asks me for the tire lock, i say i have to look for it, he then says that if they have to remove the security bolt (probably with a drill out) that it will "cost me" i'm already turned off by his attitude and his nickle and diming procedure, I don't mind and produce the key, he then says oh its too big it can't be fixed, you'll need a new tire. I go, are you sure? i know these types of punctures are easily fixable with either a plug or a patch, he goes, yeah im sure, i cant fix that. i really think it had to do with showing up at 7pm (they close at 8pm) it was too little money for too little return. guess what, i won't be coming back here. oh btw, the tire was covered under Costco's road hazard warranty and I took it to costco in Sunset Park and THEY PLUGGED IT. DONT GO TO RUBBER BROTHERS. SCAM ARTISTS TRYING TO SELL YOU STUFF YOU DONT NEED.