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RNR Tires opens up shop in Carson City, grand opening planned for Sept. 7
RNR Tires, Carson City’s newest tire shop, is officially open with a grand opening celebration planned for Sept. 7.
The store is located at 2031 East William Street, one block West of I-580, in front of Tractor Supply and is the second locally owned Northern Nevada location, with the first located at the corner of Kietzke Lane and Mill Street in Reno and a third slated to open soon, according to owner Jonas Grant.
“The new 8,000 square foot store carries every major brand in the of tires and custom wheels, for the average commuter to the off-road enthusiast, all available on RNR’s affordable payment plans with no credit needed and a customer care package that includes installation, TPMS service, and lifetime rotate and balance and alignments,” Grant said.
According to Grant, he and his team had been searching for a location for some time in Carson City to open up shop, but nothing quite seemed to fit.
“After years of searching for a suitable location to buy or lease in Carson City, our team decided the best option to build a brand-new store with state-of-the-art equipment from the ground up, which was the more costly and time-consuming option but ultimately provides our customers with a superior experience,” Grant said.
“We offer the tires, alignments, brakes, and suspension work our customers need, and the off-road tires, wheels, and lift and level kits they want,” Regional Director Mark Hodgson said. “One of our ASE-certified mechanics and I relocated from Reno in order to give the store the best startup possible.”
RNR Carson City invites the public to its grand opening celebration on Sept. 7 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with free food and ice cream, giveaways including a set of new tires and a set of new wheels, and appearances from local radio DJs including JJ Kristy from KBUL, Chris Payne from KDOT, and Juan from Juan FM, as well as a $5-down promotion with no credit needed to help customers keep their cash in their pocket during these challenging times for local families.
See the website here for more information.