Car was overheating on the way to NC. Left it at one shop - they couldn't work on it. Had it towed…read moreto Plaza Tire Service. When we called on Monday morning they said they would after we told them what it was doing. Received a call telling us that they found nothing wrong with it - all our invoice says is they did a diagnostic test. We asked them to drive it for awhile. Upon picking it up on our way back through - they said again they could find nothing wrong with it and it was fine to get it checked out when we got home. Needless to say it started overheating 20 minutes down the highway and we had to stop all the way home to let it cool down - 97 away from home it completely died and we had to have it towed. Contacted to get my money refunded - been 5 days - still no word. Disappointed. They seemed to be nice - but did nothing for us and just cost us more $$.

I had bought a set of tires in 2022 from Plaza. They handled a manufacturing defect with a new set…read moreof tires. Very professional, very quick and I'm a happy camper.

Came looking for tires for my old Jeep, they had the perfect set in stock and got them installed…read morequickly and professionally! Friendly staff and knowledgeable techs!

Very friendly and great service BUT they stole a $20 bill that was stored in my center console…read more.. won't be coming back here anytime soon

Last week I was driving near Lourdes, and I had a tire blow out on my van with my 3 kids, not…read moreknowing what to do and being from Murray and its 98 degrees outside googled car shops, and by the grace of God Corams was the first one that popped up. I asked for help and a guy said they don't have a wrecker, but he said he'll come and take a look, he was tall and had a beard, I can't remember his first name, but he changed my tire for me, and when I tried to pay, he said don't worry about it! I was brought to tears! So if anyone needs and honest car guy, I would say visit Coram's! Thank you again!! Avril H.

Craig and all his team are so amazing. They take care of all of my families vehicles as well as…read morethe Victory Ministries vehicles needs. I trust them and they are quick and affordable.

I'm new to the area. Went to Durbins to get an estimate on some front end work. He was very honest…read moreand reasonable on price. Will definitely be using him for all my future vehicle repairs. Thank you Derrin, Ron R.

After recently moving to Paducah, I had a dead as a door nail car battery and no AAA insurance. I…read morechecked the Internet for Interstate battery dealers near me and due to great Yelp reviews, I selected Durbin's. Although extremely busy he agreed to "make a house call" and bring a battery when he could work me in. He installed the battery the same morning!!!! I will definitely continue to patronize Durbin's!!! Excellent customer service!!!!

Undoubtedly these people are nice. They brought a courtesy car to pick us and our puppy up off the…read moreside of the freeway when the tow truck could only take two out of three of us. Their waiting area is very comfortable, which was important to me, since my sciatic nerve is flared up. However, their service center seems to be every nightmare you have heard of. We were towed in with broken serpentine and power steering belts. They tried to tell us our timing belt was broke and had caused damage to the other belts. I told them that wasn't possible since we had within the last 4 months, installed a nearly new engine in my 300,000+ mile Toyota Sienna. We had installed a new top of the line timing belt when we put in the engine. The manager went back to the garage to inquire further about the belt, but they insisted the timing belt damaged the cover, which damaged the other belts. Since the new belt had a warranty, we called AAA for the second time that day, to tow our car to our mechanic in Princeton. Next we got a rental car to get us back home to Crittenden county. Our mechanic checked over the timing belt and determined there was NO damage, no frays, and the white lettering on the belt could still be seen. What makes me really upset is that While we did not fall for getting the timing belt fixed, we did have to rent a car to get home, and waste a AAA tow for my van which was functioning just fine after they fixed the real problem. The car we rented was not nearly as friendly on my sciatic nerve flare up as my van is. We also have to spend extra gas money to return the car all the way back to Paducah on a month where we are already struggling to pay the bills.