New & Used Tires in Brightwaters, NY

Full-Service New & Used Tires in Brightwaters, NY

Brightwaters is our neighbor to the west, and the trip to our shop is short. Union Boulevard or Montauk Highway brings you east into Bay Shore, and Fifth Avenue takes you north to our door. Residents from the Lakes District, the Canal District and the streets around Wohseepee Park all make the drive. Most never have to touch Sunrise Highway to get here.

Our shop handles the full range of tire and wheel work. We sell quality used tires and new tires, fix punctures, balance wheels and rotate tires. We also service tire pressure sensors and repair bent aluminum wheels. As a New York State inspection station, we can take care of your yearly sticker in the same visit.

Why Brightwaters Drivers Choose Us

Village residents like that we are a family-owned shop with 32+ years in the area. We do the work honestly, give you the best price, and treat every customer equally. Our professional technicians explain what your tires need in plain words. Hablamos español as well.

Our doors are open seven days a week. You do not need an appointment, because customers are served first come, first served. Most tire visits take about 15 to 20 minutes. Call (631) 920-5036 with any question before you head over.

What We Do in Brightwaters, NY

Drivers from Brightwaters come to us for these services:

About Brightwaters, NY

Brightwaters is an incorporated village in the Town of Islip, formed in 1916 after it was developed by the T.B. Ackerson Company. It holds four lakes north of Montauk Highway, Cascades Lake, Mirror Lake, Lagoon Lake and Nosrekca Lake, with the Brightwaters Canal to the south. Its small business area sits where Windsor Avenue meets Orinoco Drive. The village has its own ZIP code, 11718, separate from Bay Shore's.

Village streets are quiet, but the trip out runs on Montauk Highway and Union Boulevard. Those roads see heavy traffic and plenty of stop-and-go driving. Salt air off the Great South Bay and Long Island's wet winters are hard on wheels and valve stems over time. A slow leak or a sticking rim is worth a quick look on Fifth Avenue.