Make sure you go to a good tire place, and you watch them put them on. Make sure they use a torque wrench and only torque to (my mind is fuzzy on the exact number here... 68 lb/ft?), and while the car is in the air. The torque spec is important, it's very low, and most tire shops won't know to stop there. Most keep going to 85 and as high up as 110.
I highly recommend doing this yourself. Get a torque wrench and a socket that fits the lugs, and you will have everything you need. There's a jack and breaker bar in your trunk. It won't take you long, and you will know it's done right. You might need someone to help you to hold the brake while you do the front, but the torque spec isn't very high, and you can actually hold the wheel yourself while you torque it.