Cheers to Black's Tire on Ramsey Street. I went there to get a tire repaired.

They told me the tire was fine, and the valve stem was leaking. They fixed it with no charge! I will definitely return for future services and repairs.

- Alexis Crabtree, Fayetteville

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Black's Tire was proud to announce the opening of our second location in Monroe, NC on October 3, 2011. Located at 3916 US Hwy 74 West in Monroe, this former Goodyear Wingfoot Commercial Tire Center has been fully redesigned into a state of the art Black's Tire Retail and Commercial Center.

Managed by Steve Mills, this Retail and Commercial Center could be considered as the nicest tire facility on the East Coast. Bringing the newest technology available into this facility, almost anything can be done here. From top of the line automobiles to boat trailers to truck alignments, everything here is done in a first class manner.

Don't hesitate to drop by this location or call us at (704) 283-2550.

It's My Job: Amy Bass, customer service at Black's Tire & Auto

Cheers & Jeers for Tuesday, Oct. 4

Visit any Black’s Tire & Auto Service location today for details.

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CERRO GORDO, N.C. (May 19, 2011) – Ricky Benton Racing (RBR) Enterprises is teaming with Commuinty2Community, a South Carolina-based charity, to help victims of the tornados that ravaged the Southeast over the past month. 

The No. 92 BTS Tire and Wheel Distributors/fleetHQ.com Chevrolet, piloted by Clay Rogers, will be carrying Community2Community’s unique “C2C” logo for Friday’s running of the North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

“With the devastation that these storms caused from Alabama to North Carolina, we felt it was our duty to help in some way,” said RBR owner Ricky Benton. “To see what these young ladies have been able to do with C2C in such a short period of time has been phenomenal and we are proud to be a supporter of their efforts.”

The C2C efforts started when Erica Elliott’s relatives couldn’t be reached during the storms that left a wake of destruction in Tuscaloosa, Ala.  Fina ...[more]

SHALLOTTE—Fifteen years ago a man drove from Tabor City to Shallotte to help a company store for the day.

Fifteen years later, Arnold Ward celebrated his last day of work at Shallotte Black’s Tire and Auto Service. Ward, the store manager for 14 years, retired after 25 years with the company. At the time he came to Shallotte, he was employed at the company’s Myrtle Beach, S.C., store.

“The first day was really hectic,” Ward said. “I just came down here to work on the front-end machine and I started working on cars. I worked at the Myrtle Beach store on Third Avenue at the time. I never went back. I have been here 15 years. I had no idea I was going to stay.”

Ward says all of his memories of working at Black’s Tire and Auto Service are good ones, and there are just too many to pick a favorite.

“All of it has been good. It is a good company to work for,” Ward said.

Ward began his career as a mechanic technician doing alignments an ...[more]

Rogers Currently 2^nd in NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Points

Cerro Gordo, NC –  It will be like homecoming this Saturday for the RBR Race Team as they head into Darlington, South Carolina for the running of the “Too Tough To Tame 200”.  Darlington, the third event of the season for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is only 60 miles from the Ricky Benton Racing headquarters in Cerro Gordo, NC. 

Driver, Clay Rogers is currently 2^nd only 1 point out of the NCWTS points standings in his first season as driver of the #92 fleetHQ / BTS Tire & Wheel Distributors Chevrolet.  Rogers is coming off a 16^th place finish in Phoenix and a 3^rd place finish in Daytona.  This will be Rogers first time racing at the Darlington Raceway.  “This will be my first race at Darlington,” said Rogers. “I’ve raced a lot of places, but not at Darlington.  It is the one place I have always looked forward to racing because o ...[more]

Rogers Finishes 3^rd in Daytona Debut

Cerro Gordo, NC –  It was excitement at its best Friday night under the “Full Moon” Daytona sky.  In their first race together, Team RBR and Clay Rogers started the NextEra Energy Resources 250 in the 19^th position.  The action on the 2.5 mile Daytona International Speedway was stronger than ever and kept the fans standing for most of the 250 mile event.  In the end, Michael Waltrip took the victory making a last lap pass on Elliott Sadler. Rogers brought the #92 fleetHQ / Action-Gator Tire / BTS Tire & Wheel Distributors Chevrolet Silverado home 3^rd in the teams’ debut at Daytona.  Rogers got some help from Kyle Busch on the last lap to help move the #92 up to a strong top five finish.  Rogers and team also leave Daytona with the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series points lead going into the next race.  “This is a great feeling to run this strong in our first race together, said Clay Rog ...[more]