McMahon’s Best-One Tires Finds the Perfect Fit with Wildman Services

After years of working with a national uniform provider, Bubba McMahon and his team at McMahon’s Best-One Tires knew it was time for a change. With 18 locations and nearly 400 employees, they needed a partner who could keep up with their rapid growth, scaling from $25 million to $120 million in revenue in just three years, without sacrificing service.

The tipping point came when unanswered emails, poor turnaround on new uniforms, and complex billing systems made it clear they weren’t being treated like a valued customer.

That all changed when Wildman stepped in.

From the start, Bubba and his team were impressed by the passion and proactivity of the Wildman sales team. “They came in with solutions,” Bubba recalled. “They actually worked to cut our bill and improve quality. I’ve even had employees say they like the uniforms…when do you hear that?” 

The simplicity of Wildman’s billing system also made a big impact. “It’s one of your biggest selling points,” said Teri, who oversees uniforms. “You’re easy to do business with.”

Perhaps the biggest shift came in customer service. Bubba explained, “With our old provider, Teri couldn’t even get someone on the phone. With Wildman, we actually feel like a customer. We’re not just told what to do, we’re listened to.”

New hires are now outfitted in uniforms within two weeks, the quality is consistent, and the same reliable Route Service Representative services their locations. “He even lets me know if someone is missing something and usually brings it back that same day,” Bubba said.

McMahon’s Best-One Tires’ partnership with Wildman has improved employee morale, simplified operations, and reinforced their professional image across all locations.

“Long-term, it makes our job easier,” Bubba said. “And it takes one more thing off our plates. Teri’s got $100 million in payables to manage. She shouldn’t have to worry about uniforms.”

When asked if he’d recommend Wildman to other businesses, Bubba didn’t hesitate: “Absolutely. Everything’s been good.”