2535 Pawnee Village Rd
Birmingham, AL 35217 - Jefferson County
(205) 841-1930
About Metro Tire:
Metro Tire is located at 2535 Pawnee Village Rd in Birmingham, AL - Jefferson County and is a business listed in the categories Tire Wholesale & Retail, Recycling Centers & Collection Depots, Tire Disposal, Tires, Tires Wholesale, Scrap & Waste Materials, Tires & Tubes, Recycling & Redemption Centers, Automotive Tire Dealers, Recycling Drop-Off Centers, Recycling Scrap & Waste Materials and Scrap & Waste Machinery. After you do business with Metro Tire, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Metro Tire.
Categories: Tire Wholesale & Retail, Recycling Centers & Collection Depots, Tire Disposal, Tires, Tires Wholesale, Scrap & Waste Materials, Tires & Tubes, Recycling & Redemption Centers, Automotive Tire Dealers, Recycling Drop-Off Centers, Recycling Scrap & Waste Materials and Scrap & Waste Machinery
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