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    Automotive Super Center

    4.4 (7 reviews)
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    Tire Pressure Monitoring System repair

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    I used to think incredibly highly of Automotive Super Center in Kilgore. I trusted them with my…read morevehicle, my safety, and my hard-earned money. But after my recent experiences, I have never felt so gaslit, dismissed, and taken advantage of by a repair facility in my life. This isn't a casual complaint; this is a public appeal to corporate management regarding an escalating chain of mechanical installation errors and a complete breakdown of customer respect. In March of this year, my vehicle was brought to this shop under an insurance claim for a complete engine assembly replacement. The final bill for that single job was a massive $5,579.40 (Invoice 10039764). To complete an engine swap of that magnitude, the technicians were required to physically separate my engine block from my transmission and handle the torque converter and flexplate. Exactly two weeks later, on March 20 (Invoice 10054583), I was charged another $1,952.84 to replace the catalytic converter and exhaust manifold--a component they had completely detached just days prior during the engine swap, raising serious questions about overlapping labor charges and missed diagnoses. By May 12 (Work Order W0179575), my car was right back in their shop. The transmission was completely out of fluid because the torque converter seal was leaking. The shop blamed "age and wear," completely ignoring the reality that this delicate seal sits exactly where they unbolted the engine from the transmission in March. Running a transmission bone-dry causes extreme internal heat, physical binding, and severe shifting vibrations. Now, in July, my car is sitting there yet again with a cracked flexplate (Work Order W0350139) and a $2,676.28 estimate. The flexplate is the literal metal disc connecting the engine to the torque converter. Combining an old flexplate transferred during the engine swap with the violent mechanical stress of a dry transmission in May is a textbook formula for a metal fracture. Altogether, over $9,600 has been funneled into this shop for a single vehicle drivetrain area since March. Instead of looking at this documentable chain reaction of cascading labor failures, the staff has treated me like I am the problem. To my face, they acted like they weren't trying to blame me for the new damages, but behind my back, they were explicitly telling the insurance company it was my fault. Worse, I have had to fight tooth and nail the entire time my car has been here just to get my own paperwork. The staff repeatedly claimed they couldn't send the Digital Vehicle Inspection (DVI) reports, claimed they didn't have access to them, or claimed they hadn't generated them yet. However, the system timestamps and actual facts have proven otherwise. I now have every single DVI inspection report in my possession, and the data inside them tells the true story. They have indirectly called me a liar, gaslit me about my vehicle's mechanical history, and treated linked issues as completely random events. I am publicly calling on Automotive Super Center's corporate leadership to step in and review this case. I expect corporate to honor their repair warranty, acknowledge the installation oversight, and cover the cost of this flexplate repair and the check engine light that reads "exhaust and emissions system" that they still have not addressed after multiple times of being asked to do so.

    I have went to the store on eastman road by hwy 80 three times. First time was for inspection. They…read moresaid my inside blinker indicator needed to be fixed so I fixed it. Went back for inspection the next day and told them it was fixed and when could they get to it. The guy pulled out some paperwork and slapped on the desk replying "I have all these in front of you." A simple " It will be a while ,we are busy would have suffice." I got inspected elsewhere. Then my daughter bought tires there and her truck started shaking. I told her to take it to see if one was bad or if a weight may have came off. They simply looked at thee tires visually and said " for 80 dollars we can drive it." So she just left. We will take our stuff somewhere else with better service. When I sold tires we would always give free rotations , balance etc. I guess buying tires here is like buying used tires. Outta site warranty.

    Automotive Super Center - tires - Updated September 2026

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