I was horribly disappointed in the quality of service I had with getting my tires installed at Waterville Tire Center. My brother ordered tires for me from Goodyear, online, because he is able to get them for me at a discount. He set up an appointment for them to be installed yesterday morning at 9am at Waterville Tire Center. I walked in at 9am, and waited 5-10 minutes for any staff to appear to find out what I was there for. When the guy finally came up from the garage bays, I said that I had an appointment for 9am to get my tires changed, and that my brother had ordered them for me. He seemed flustered, and I at first chalked it up to them being busy, since there were probably half a dozen people sitting around waiting for their cars to be worked on. He checked a hand-scrawled list on his notepad, didn't see my or my brother's first name on the list (he only asked for first name), send another guy to see what size tires were on my car, and then said, "Oh, we have those in stock, those aren't special order." Never asked me what kind of tires I was there for, so I assumed he had my Goodyear tires that I was scheduled to have installed in stock. It takes 45 minutes before they ask me to pull my car into the bay to install the tires, and another 45 minutes to install them, but when I check out and leave, I realized that these weren't Goodyear tires. I walk back in and tell the guy this, and he says, "Oh, you ordered them online from Goodyear? Well, you were supposed to show a confirmation email. You should have ordered them through us." No apology. No explanation other than apparently it's my fault that they put the wrong tires on my car. Then, when they went to swap my tires for the correct ones, he can't find them. He says he called Goodyear, and the tires just aren't here. He claims they never got a confirmation email from Goodyear. He puts my old snow tires back on in the meantime. I check with my brother, and yes, he's got the confirmation email. He calls Goodyear. The tires were sent to Waterville Tire Center. My brother calls Waterville Tire Center and says, "No, the tires were sent. They should have arrived on April 24th. Where are they?" Now, the story is apparently that they were shipped to this guy's other tire center in Skowhegan. What? First the story is oh, the tires are in stock, then you say they aren't here and weren't sent from Goodyear, and now they are apparently in Skowhegan? The guy also says that he just didn't understand me. Really... How hard is it to understand, "I have an appointment. My brother ordered tires for me."? I speak perfectly clear English. He made no attempt to understand me, and just assumed that I was going to take whatever old tires he wanted to put on my car, because he couldn't be bothered to find out what tires actually were ordered and supposed to go on my car. When I called him on it, he didn't even have the grace to say, "Gee, I'm sorry, there must have been a mix-up. Let me see if I can make this right for you," and instead kept blaming me, while spouting an ever changing story in an attempt to cover his ass. At minimum, this place is utterly incompetent. At worst, they were trying to see if they could get away with giving me cheap tires and keeping my Goodyear tires to sell to someone else. At my request, Goodyear cancelled the order, so hopefully they will get the tires back, but goodness knows when, since who knows if they actually are in Skowhegan or Waterville, or on someone else's car already. I have no idea why they are a Goodyear authorized installer, but they should not be. I will never be using them again.