Harrington's Goodyear Tires is a single-location independent tire shop in Oklahoma City that stocks Goodyear tires exclusively and handles rotation, repair, and alignment work. It serves drivers across metro Oklahoma City who need reliable mid-range tire replacement without dealership markups or big-box store wait times.
A family-operated shop focused on Goodyear products and basic tire service. Unlike multi-brand retailers such as Discount Tire or Firestone locations in the area, Harrington's carries only Goodyear's lineup, which spans economy, all-season, and performance lines but does not include budget or specialty imports. The shop is staffed for walk-in service and small appointment volume rather than high-turnover efficiency; this means shorter lines than chain competitors but also limited same-day availability during peak hours.
Goodyear's range here includes Assurance (all-season, family sedans), Wrangler (trucks and SUVs), and Eagle (performance and sport). Specific models and current inventory should be confirmed by calling ahead. The shop does not carry Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin, or other premium or economy brands; if a customer needs a non-Goodyear option, they will be redirected. This limitation suits drivers already loyal to Goodyear or willing to be steered toward it; it does not suit someone comparing five brands side by side.
Harrington's offers tire mounting and balancing, rotation (typically $15 to $25 per tire for existing customers), puncture repair (usually $15 to $20 for a repairable hole), and four-wheel alignment ($80 to $120, depending on vehicle type). A set of four Assurance all-season tires for a mid-size sedan runs roughly $60 to $90 per tire installed, or $240 to $360 total. A Wrangler set for a full-size truck sits closer to $120 to $150 per tire, or $480 to $600 installed. Prices fluctuate with Goodyear's wholesale cost; call to confirm current quotes rather than relying on posted web pricing.
Discount Tire, with multiple Oklahoma City locations, stocks ten or more brands and often advertises lower per-tire costs on budget lines (sometimes $40 to $50 per tire); however, Discount Tire locations typically report longer appointment wait times (one to two weeks in busy months) and charge $15 to $20 per tire for mounting. Firestone shops in the area offer alignment and oil-change bundling but mark up tire pricing to compete with dealer service departments. Costco (Edmond location) sells tires at or below Harrington's price on popular Michelin and Bridgestone lines but requires membership and does not offer same-day service. For a driver already using Goodyear, or one prioritizing personal service and quick turnaround over absolute lowest price, Harrington's undercuts Firestone and matches or slightly beats Discount Tire on Goodyear-specific work.
Harrington's performs two-wheel and four-wheel alignment. Four-wheel alignment on vehicles with independent front and rear suspension (most modern cars and crossovers) costs $100 to $120; two-wheel (front only) runs $60 to $80. Rotation is offered as a standalone service ($15 to $25 per tire, typically bundled with a tire purchase at no charge). Neither alignment equipment nor rotation is cutting-edge; the work is competent and suitable for routine maintenance but not specialty racing or lowered-suspension setups.
Harrington's is best for Oklahoma City drivers who own Goodyear tires already, need a rotation or repair without delay, or prefer working with a single technician over repeat visits. It suits someone buying a second or third set of Goodyear tires for the same vehicle and values relationship continuity. It does not suit someone comparing tire brands, shopping for the absolute lowest per-tire cost across all manufacturers, or needing emergency service on a weekend (hours should be confirmed directly). It is also not ideal for drivers of specialty vehicles (vintage, heavily modified, or track-oriented) whose alignment needs exceed basic four-wheel service.
Walk-ins are accepted during business hours; expect a brief wait if the shop is busy. A technician will inspect the vehicle, discuss tire options by phone or in-shop, and provide a quote. If tires are in stock, mounting and balancing typically happen the same day (one to two hours). Alignment requires appointment scheduling. Payment is cash or card; the shop does not maintain an online booking system.
Harrington's Goodyear Tires operates from a standalone building with on-site parking and a small waiting area. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Sunday closure. Verify current hours by phone before visiting, as seasonal or staffing changes affect weekend availability. The shop is accessible by vehicle and does not offer shuttle service or a loaner-car program.
Harrington's fills a specific niche in Oklahoma City's tire market: it is the closest equivalent to a brand-focused dealer service without the dealership overhead, and it serves routine maintenance adequately for drivers committed to Goodyear.
