Our family has been here often with an assortment of vehicle maintenance. From oil changes, wheel…read morebearings, engine light codes and tune ups. Super timely with getting the job done and fair! Thanks so much!

Most people agree that finding a good auto repairman is difficult. Finding one that is reasonable…read morepriced is even harder. Finding one that is honest, as well, makes it like searching for the holy grail. Corinth Exhaust is somewhat of a misnomer since this business started out specializing in replacing mufflers and exhaust systems which is still a specialty. In addition, they now do all sorts of general automobile maintenance and repair including the difficult stuff with electronic sensors and check engine lights. I've found Gerald Wegmann, owner and proprietor, to meet all the qualifications I listed above and I recommend him highly as do many other Corinthians if you ask around. The major complaint that you'll hear is it sometimes takes a little while to get to your job. I didn't list anything about being quick, you can't always have everything.

I've had trailer hitch receivers installed on 2 different vehicles here. Mr Wegmann will make sure…read moreyour job is done right, in good time, and at a very reasonable price. He is a veteran, a Christian, and a credit to the community.

I had a slow leak in my truck tire, left it at the Corinth Gateway Tire, and picked it up at noon,…read moreclosing time, last Saturday. An hour later, after closing time, the tire was flat again. I had to pull off the flat and put my spare on, and wait until they opened Monday to return for a "proper repair." I was then shown the tire with the leak bubbling and was told the patch didn't hold because it was too near the sidewall. They offered to order me a new tire for $318 but it would take a day. I told them I would just ride on my spare until I decided what to do with the flat tire, since I thought the leak was far enough from the sidewall to hold a patch. It had been driven less than a mile after the patch before it went flat again. The tire tread had at least another 40,000 miles left on it and was one of a matched set of 4 expensive tires, and I didn't want to be quick to declare it trash. Buying 2 new matching Bridgestone Dueler HT tires to balance out the set would have cost me over $700. A friend suggested another tire store that gave me a much better price, so I asked them to look at my tire to see why the patch failed on a pinhole slowleak. When they pulled it off the rim and found the pinhole leak, there was absolutely no evidence of a patch even being attempted. In fact, the hole was not even scuffed or otherwise prepped for a patch. (See included picture). They told me the leak was in a spot, away from the sidewall, that could easily be patched, so they properly prepped it and applied a patch that I'm confident will hold. I went back to Gateway Tire to complain and showed them the picture on the inside of the tire, with no patch and no evidence that it had even been prepped for a patch. They had already refunded me the charge, but I wanted to show them the picture and complain about the massive aggravation and inconvenience caused. I also wanted to point out to them that: 1. On my 1st visit I was charged for a patch that was not even applied and sent on my way with a tire that was bound to continue leaking. 2. On my 2nd visit there was no effort to break open the tire to investigate why any patch had failed. I was only showed the outside where the hole was still bubbling, and was told that patches on the sidewall just don't hold up. I'm glad I didn't buy that, even though I suspect they probably do sell a lot of tires to their more gullible customers with this little trick. Needless to say, I won't be seeking their services again. I'd be glad to recommend another shop that is reliable and $10 cheaper, though.

took my 2016 Nissan Murano to have oil and filter change. A few weeks later I started to hear a…read moresound coming from under the hood. Since I still have a warranty left I took it in to Nissan dealership. They then discovered they could freely spin the oil filter with there hand, that obviously Gateway did not put the oil filter on correctly and tighten it with the tool only their hands which did not let it seal with the oil pan. All the while my car was slowly losing oil and the sound I was hearing was my engine running with barely any oil in it. Nissan fixed the problem. I contacted Gateway Tires on S. Church Street in Murfreesboro, TN to let them know what happened and they did not install my oil filter properly. They agreed to reimburse me for my oil change and my cost to the Nissan dealership which I appreciated but wants me to sign a statement they can not be held responsible for any other problems that may result in this down the line. Which I will not do mainly because this invalidates my cars warranty now. What is going to be done about my no good warranty now? All they said was well you didnt bring it back to us in the first place and why would I, as I dont know what was wrong which is why I took it to Nissan where whatever the problem my warranty would have covered it to fix it. I WANT SOMETHING DONE ABOUT NOW HAVING NO WARRANTY. Due to their negligence.