A damaged tire requiring replacement was dropped off in the afternoon. (Road Hazard coverage option…read morewas purchased). Tire not available, warehouse ordered- expected to arrive next day. 5 days later- no tire. Calls in between were all excuses. Road Hazard coverage was a waste- after the "additional" costs were added in, when quoted the replacement cost. Retrieved the damaged tire & had a new tire installed in 15 minutes at a competitor nearby.

Had to stop here for a road trip emergency and I was really happy with how fast they were able to…read moreget everything sorted out! One tire needed replacing, called in and they saw us immediately. It's extremely clean inside and the prices are pretty good!

Terrific tire shop tucked into Penn Hills. Great guys here, and your rubber to the road will be…read moredone right! Fast service, quality products, reasonable prices. This is a great place to go to instead of the big tire outlets.

I have been going to McCullough Tire for about 8 years now. I have not had one bad or negative…read moreexperience/issues at all. They are a very rare gem in today's world because they tell you the truth, do exactly what you request, and do NOT try to upsell customers. I truly cannot recommend them enough. Very glad that there are still good people and businesses out there in the auto repair industry.

Great service and very reasonable prices. I am very impressed with the excellent service provided…read moreby the mechanics and others on my ML350 car. I had state inspection done on my car.

Even though I'm now located many miles away from it, I've got some pretty strong loyalty to…read moreManordale. I'm glad I don't need a car where I'm going next, because the idea of finding a mechanic that I can trust as well as I trust them seems pretty daunting. The good: They're usually done with the job on time, if not early. The price is reasonable. The customer service is excellent! They are straightforward, friendly, and seem to be honest. The bad: There is one single landline phone number, and it's like the one your grandparents have. No call waiting, no option to leave a voicemail if it's busy, just a line with a phone plugged into it. This is a problem because they do a lot of business and 4 out of 5 times I try to call them, the line's busy. Come on, guys, it's 2011. Let's update our phone systems out of the 1970s!

top notch service and techs, this is our go to till we have to surrender our licenses…read moreBrian is an absolute honest owner and will find you the best deal. thanks a million

Grossly overcharged for mounting 2 tires…read more Service: Mount 2 motorcycle tires on rims carried into shop. The good: Friendly knowledge Service, quick turnaround, replaced valve stems without being asked. The bad: Owner did not double nut stems until asked. After service completed, owner stated had i purchased tires at shop cost to mount and balance is 29.99, since I carried in tires in mounting and balance was $80 per tire. Total cost to only mount 2 tires was $160, no balance was performed but was charged. In all fairness, I expected some type of fee for bringing tires in however a 275% increase in cost is simply price gouging. I had hoped I found a shop for inspections and oil changes unfortunately they took advantage and lost a customer. I will be sure to share this experience online and I will take my business back to the dealerships. Response to owners comments: He is correct, the tires were balanced with beads that I provided that are dumped into tire while mounting. The point he misses, he charged to balance the tires on a balancing machine. A service that was not needed/performed but he charged for it. I mentioned replacing valve stems as a positive however, the service was not requested nor required. The stems were not leaking and the tires held 30#'s all winter. Again a service performed and charged without my request or knowledge until after one tire was completed and they destroyed the other stem on second tire attempting to remove. As a previous manager of a auto service shop, the number one rule is never perform a repair to a vehicle that adds cost to the bill without approval from customer. Lastly, I have no issue paying a fair price for service (in fact I tipped the mechanic $10) however price gouging is a poor business practice. However its clear he believes even a 200% increase on rhe most basic service is acceptable. FYI. I will gladly attach my bill here shortly so anyone can clearly see the charges for themselves and draw thier own conclusions.

Came in today in search of good used tires and they were great helpful and very reasonably priced!…read moreWhen I need new ones I will definitely be back!

Was in from out of town and woke up with a flat tire. Called them first thing in the morning and…read moreRob said " Come on in!". Got us fixed up and back on the road in no time. Price was cheap too.

Passing through town and needed a quick nitrogen service top off. Contacted Highland and spoke with…read moreBob. His team had the truck in and out in minutes!!! Very friendly service. Highly recommend!!!

They are always super nice and very helpful. Always brining work trucks and personal vehicles here!…read moreThey make it so easy and it's not a crazy price either.

I was not surprised to find a solid 5-star rating (elsewhere online) from other reviewers. Ray…read moreMcCloy is the most knowledgeable, honest, down-to-earth tire installer I ever met. I've been driving for 40 years, which means I bought more tires than I care to remember. I thought I knew a lot, but Ray put me in my place. Where do I start? First, I was watching the technician, Matt, install a tire new tire on another customer's rim. I watched him carefully wire-wheel the beads on the rims AND apply bead sealant. Who does that? When I asked Ray if that was something additional, he was quick to point out he does ALL installations that way. He does not want customers returning with avoidable problems. Since I took interest in the process, Ray began asking how much I knew about tire installation. I had no idea the yellow dot on a tire is meant for alignment with the valve stem when mounting a tire. I had no idea installing raised white letters or whitewalls on the INSIDE made the rim more difficult (often requires more weights) to properly balance. There were more lessons and demonstrations, but I don't want to lose more readers than necessary. So my tires showed up less than 24 hours after my initial visit. I rolled in and watched Ray and Matt go to work (i.e., they don't usher you off to a waiting area where you can't see what they're doing). Matt mounted the tires and Ray balanced them. Ray did not like the results on one of my rims during balancing, so he sent it back to Matt to rotate the tire on the rim 180 degrees. Again...who does that? Most places would just load the rim up with more weights, but not Ray! (Disclaimer: My tires did not have the yellow dots on them for valve stem alignment, which is not uncommon. So getting it correct the first time must be a crap shoot). Anyway, Matt rotated it, and the wheel balanced perfectly. Finally, the price. I purchased tires online before, but the best price I found for the tires I bought directly from Ray was $150.00 each. At McCloy's I paid $150.00 (plus tax) for each one OUT THE DOOR! That included mounting, balancing and disposal. Then Ray tells me to stop by anytime for tire rotation, which he recommends every 3,000 miles because of the great roads in the area. He also mentioned the wear on my front tires could be from any of a number of things, including my driving traits, and recommended an alignment check. I'm taking his advice on all fronts. I scheduled an appointment with another reputable local business at Paul's Front End Shop (search reviews elsewhere online for Paul's too - they are equally impressive!). My first time at McCloy's, but I am a customer for life!

Even after I moved to Pittsburgh, I still drive my car into Mount Pleasant to get my tires changed…read moreat Ray's. He and Mike are so knowledgeable on cars and always help me out. Will always recommend them.

This is a great location if you need more in-depth repairs. They gave me a great rate for replacing…read morean alternator in my vehicle, something that I hadn't been 100% about what the issue was when I brought it in. Very fair prices, and even in a home-y and welcoming location.

Hahntown Automotive is my go-to place for auto maintenance, repairs, and tires. Easy to deal with,…read morequality work, and fair prices.