For the last 56 years Sherwood Tire Service Inc. has been performing quality auto repairs and stocking a competitively priced selection of tires. Since their humble beginnings, they have grown to acquire a loyal base of returning customers.
“It has been both a privilege and a pleasure to have served the community for so many years,” said Julie and Jim Sherwood. They have sold the property and will be retiring. Sherwood Tire will cease all business operations at the end of the day, November 26.
Sherwood Tire & Service Center has been a family-owned business delivering honest and professional automotive repair and maintenance services to the people of Plymouth, LaPaz, Bourbon, Rochester, and the surrounding areas of Indiana.
The public is invited to stop by on November 25 and 26 for donuts, cake, and coffee as they give thanks for being a part of this wonderful community.
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