R R Tire Service

After having a flat tire on a rental car, GDOT’s Roadside Assistance helped me install the spare and told me about R R Tire Service a few exits down from I-​85 that was open late. While having no choice, I took their advice. Once I arrived, I knew right away this was a sketchy location. The building lights were out, the windows and doors had bars and a sign was placed outside the building reading «no drugs permitted». A homeless man kept wondering back and fourth behind the building and trailers.
After waiting more than 20 minutes, they tried to get me to purchase a new tire. I told them three times the tire could be repaired. They finally listened to me and put some air into the tire to discover I was right. It only needed a plug. So they told me the cost would be $ 7. Before they reinstalled my tire, he continued to mention the cost was $ 7. I told him I have a $ 10 which I gave him. He refused to give me change back and demanded a $ 3 tip until I said yes, he then reinstalled my tire. The name on the receipt was «Walker». I told him if he needed the $ 3 more than me, then keep it. Long story short, good thing I didn’t have a $ 20.
What a bunch of unprofessional people.