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NTB

6810 Oak Hall Ln
Columbia, MD 21045 301-596-2880

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Installed tires in timely manner. Were professional and courteous, but I thought... - Jan 17, 2016

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Mr Tire

6400 Dobbin Center Way #A
Columbia, MD 21045 410-730-6377

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A tire was patched by appointment adequately. The waiting area is very cramped... - Dec 04, 2013

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Firestone Complete Auto Care

10735 Little Patuxent Pkwy
Columbia, MD 21044 410-505-4250

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Had what I needed in stock, desk representative seemed a little uneducated... - May 04, 2020

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BJ's Wholesale Club

9011 Snowden River Pkwy
Columbia, MD 21046 410-312-2700

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good price, took a while to get an appointment - Apr 10, 2020

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Mr Tire

9225 Berger Rd #110
Columbia, MD 21046 410-995-6776

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I had a personable and professional experience with Fred at Mr Tire in Columbia... - Feb 19, 2023

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Merchant's Tire & Auto Center

9255 Berger Rd #203
Columbia, MD 21046 410-381-6177

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The staff is exceptional and gave me a free ride to my job . I trust them as... - Apr 12, 2020

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Ken's Service Center

7104 Minstrel Way
Columbia, MD 21045 410-720-5305

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