Event One:  At Allen/Trio Tire and Auto, we believe in giving back to our communities through organized youth sports programs. To help reignite the Lawncrest Athletic Association, we are sponsoring one of its baseball teams by funding the costs of new hats, jerseys, and socks. As a long-time supporter of the Cheltenham Athletic Association, we again will show our support with a billboard at the baseball field.
 

Event Two:  This year, we are doing our part for youth soccer.  Together with Uniroyal Tire, Allen/Trio Tire and Auto is donating soccer balls to various clubs in the area. The Lansing Knights of Mayfair, The Lawncrest Athletic Association, The Cheltenham Athletic Association, and The Tarkill Soccer Leagues in Lawnside New Jersey will each receive 100 new soccer balls. In total, some 400 soccer balls will make their way to 'hands, heads and feet' of these youngsters.
 

Over 80 years ago, the three Solomon brothers, Allan, Albert and Jerry opened a small tire shop on Broad Street in Philadelphia. In those days, recapping, a process in which a tire whose tread was worn would get a new tread put on it and be kept in service. The Solomons sold retread and new tires to an ever growing driving public. The brothers built their business through hard work, superior products and service.  Fast forward 80 years and those principles still hold true. With 4 locations in Philadelphia and South Jersey, Allen/Trio Tire and Auto continues to provide one of the largest new tire inventories in the area, as well as professional tire installation using the newest and most advanced equipment.

Our stores have factory trained professional auto technicians who, on a daily basis,  perform quality auto service on most makes and models. From brakes to front-end, check engine light to new wiper blades, we stand ready to handle your vehicle needs. We are your cars best friend!

We believe that our success is based on service, integrity, and maintaining the reputation that has been built over the last 80 years.

"Automotivated Since 1932"