It's hard to find a new place to work on your car. And it's difficult to know if you can trust…read morepeople especially if you're not mechanically inclined but at Troy's - I could just tell that I would be taken care of. It's a small shop with minimal waiting room so if your car is going to take more than 45 minutes - you might consider waiting at a coffee shop or something. I had an appointment that I arranged via email. They were prompt with bringing my car back for the oil change and I was out within half an hour. During my wait - I had a lovely chat with the guy behind the front desk, he talked to me about the history of the shop and the experience Troy has. Another patron brought them fudge while they worked on her car and a second patron tipped them for pumping gas - in this economy?! To me those were clear signs that these people take care of their customers and the customers keep coming back! I'm glad I found this place for all my future car maintenance

It's rare to find an auto care shop where you immediately feel like more than just another…read morecustomer, and this is one of those places. The owner truly cares. Not just about doing quality work, but about people. You can see it in the way he treats his customers, the pride he takes in his work, and the respect he shows his employees. There's a level of integrity here that's hard to come by. No pressure, no upselling, just honest explanations and work done the right way. You can tell this is a business built on trust, not shortcuts. The team is knowledgeable, professional, and clearly supported by leadership that values them, which says a lot about the culture behind the scenes. If you're looking for an auto care shop that operates with honesty, heart, and real craftsmanship, this is it. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone.

It's been a fine couple of days. We get back from a 5,100 mile road trip and a storms dropped a…read morebig limb on the power line... that takes a couple of days to get power back. My eye is wonky. Got that looked at this morning. Backing out of the parking lot... "Hmmm... that wheel feels wonky!". Yup. Flat tire. Called AAA. They are a GEM! Out to me in an hour or so and I'm one my way. And then... call Affordable Tire. "Come right on over". I did. Pulled in. Tire out of the back grabbed and fault identifier: nail. They fix it AND check for any other leaks. Back on the car. 20 minutes tops. And the price was WAY reasonable. This is a local shop... and the are FANTASTIC.

I had a tire go flat after work and needed a quick repair the next day. In under an hour my tire…read morewas fixed for $25 and the service was fantastic. highly recommend.

i recommend Lloyds…read more Lloyds proved to be really dependable, walkable and honest about what to spend money on and what's a waste. They have done consistently good repairs, and made good referrals when other shops were a better choice for a particular problem. They are friendly, can squeeze in simple emergencies, and i trust them very much.

Lloyds staff have helped me and my partner with Civic, Mazda, and Mini vehicles. Best choice in…read moretown for generations. Helpful with planned maintenance and the sudden and unexpected. Thanks all.

This place has a very good reputation with my neighbors. I went there to buy tires because of that…read more The price is high, but they seem to do a good job. Time will tell.

I called to make an appointment to get a tire taken off a car wheel and installed on s different…read morewheel to be put on the car. I was greeted and after getting the work order prepared I was told it should take no more than an hour. After 45 minutes my car was ready. The tire was installed on the new wheel and balanced and TPMS connected. The old wheel was placed in the trunk as requested. I was pleasantly surprised at the cost. Very reasonable.

I will not be returning to this shop and I recommend you look elsewhere as well. 2 shady recent…read morescenarios prompt my decision: First requires some context: When you buy a set of tires here, you get free tire rotations with each oil change. This was going fine until one day they tried to charge me for my tire rotation + tire repair that I had come in for. When I asked for an explanation, Dwayne at the front desk (not the most "people-person" of individuals in general) realized that a new account was "accidentally" created for my vehicle, and this account was not connected to the account that bought the tires. Not sure what happened there - same name, car, address, everything... So, beware that they are not trying to charge you in hidden ways like this. Regardless, people make mistakes, right? I decided to continue being a customer at that time... Until the latest, more concerning scenario: I came in knowing that my battery was on low charge. When I had trouble starting it one morning, the 'check engine' light came on. My oversight was that I didn't realize the light was just related to the battery (code said poor communication with ECM) - and I decided to play it safe and bring it right it. Well, that was a terrible $200 mistake. I was told my car underwent a thorough diagnostic process, and the outcome was: "Could have other issues" but "recommend battery replacement to start with". After questioning this by reminding Dwayne (and another man at the front) that I KNEW the car had been sitting for a while and needed to be re-charged, but that I wanted to ensure there was not a bigger issue going on, he "explained" to me that it was not about the low charge but rather that it was an issue with the battery itself - in fact, according to him, the car was barely starting. I also pushed back about the supposed full diagnostic process that cost me $200 but didn't have anything to show for it. "Could have other issues" certainly does not suggest a thorough check to me. I decided to leave it be (without replacing the battery) and came to learn that 1) when I got to my car to take it back home, the trunk was unlatched, causing the interior trunk lights to create a parasitic draw on the battery. I thought this was quite the convenient coincidence, given the sales pitch I had just been given about my car barely starting; and 2) Once I re-charged my battery back to full charge, it tested just fine (using THREE different sources/multimeters) and has been operating just fine. Absolutely NO issues starting up, and this incident was 2 weeks ago. I'm glad I didn't waste another $250 to the replace the battery (a quote they gave me for a battery that I was able to do a research on and found for $150 at the local auto shop). They lost a good customer - and for what? I don't really understand the motives behind shops like this who assume their customers don't know what they're talking about and don't even have a moment to take what they're saying into consideration. But that won't be my issue anymore. Please look elsewhere.

I have been going to Weinhagen for more than 10 years, and have never had anything but open and…read morehonest service and communication from the team. For example, I once asked Mike for a quote on replacing some wheel bolts, and he responded that it was such an easy job, it wasn't worth spending the labor on it, then proceeded to tell me how to do it. Then, I called to ask for a quote on replacement of a timing chain on a car I was thinking of buying. Christian's response was to buy a more dependable car, not one that was going to cost me a lot of money in the long term, and also make him a fortune. It says a lot when, in the middle of some tough times, you have a mechanic that will look to save you money.

I've given Mr. Tire more than enough chances, and I regret every visit. They scammed me not once,…read morebut twice -- and on the third time, I finally caught on. They kept quoting me different prices for the exact same issue, clearly trying to take advantage of customers. I also saw other angry customers dealing with similar shady behavior. The staff is unprofessional, the environment is tense, and communication is poor. At one point, they drove off with my car without clear explanation and then told me to go to a different shop to fix the problem -- without reimbursing me for the extra $100+ cost. Honestly, this place should be investigated by the state. The level of dishonesty and mistreatment here is unacceptable. If you care about your car or your money, stay far away from Mr. Tire.

Best in the twin cities ! They are very community-based and are great to their customers! I will…read moredefinitely be recommending them to all of my partners.

One tire was losing air on my vehicle. I made an appointment to have it fixed. I'd picked up a…read morescrew in the tire. They plugged/patched the leak and rotated my tires for no charge. They were quick to turn the car around, and communicated before/during/after the appointment via text. Come here for a set of tires, folks! I had a great experience with them.

The team at the West St. Paul Discount Tire is fantastic! They provide excellent customer service…read moreand would highly recommended for tire needs.

These guys do great work for a fair price. We've gone there for routine maintenance, tires,…read moremysterious car sounds, etc. They're trustworthy and transparent, and they won't try to sell you something you don't need. I suppose their waiting area is kind of bare-bones, but it's clean, and there's coffee. I'd recommend Car Care Advanced to anyone looking for an honest mechanic.

These are my go to guys in Woodbury for my Volvo XC-60 & Toyota Tacoma. They provide great service…read moreat reasonable prices!