I recently bought new tires and tire pressure monitors for my vehicle from a place near where I…read morelive in Sylva. Come to find out they nor another tire shop in Sylva, and two other tire shops in Waynesville would program the sensors because I didn't buy them there. I went to Waynesville tire today and he programmed them for me at no charge. The next time I need tires or anything else, I'm going to Waynesville tire. They actually care about their customers and not just looking to make a buck.

Great people. We never had a problem with anything we have bought from them. We have used their…read moreservices for over 40 years.

We had a tire going flat very very quickly. We are out of state and was lucky enough to see a gas…read morestation a few miles ahead. Down to 6% air when we pulled in to use air pump. Was directed by an employee to Hillmans, which happened to be under 2 mikes away. They found the problem, a puncture, fixed it at no cost and were friendly and efficient. Southern hospitality at its finest. God is good. If this had happened a few miles farther down the highway we would have been stranded. Thank you so much.

Got a oil change here after bad experience with another place I had gone to before. They not only…read moredo their work quick but all are very friendly. Was cheaper than I was quoted at other places but still a fair price. 100% recommend this place going forward.

This review is entirely for the EXCEPTIONAL service these gentlemen provided for my wife and…read moremyself. (They weren't able to do any actual work for the problems her car was having, as it's outside of their expertise). Came here with my wife's 2011 Subaru suspecting transmission problems. They didn't go into a full confirmation detail, but did some fairly extensive up-front testing to confirm my suspicious (which were later fully confirmed at another shop per my wife's request). Couple that with recommendations to help get the problem resolved (including where NOT to go), and this place is hands down one of the first places I'd recommend looking at if you have car trouble.

EXCEPTIONAL - Tyler and Felicia and the whole Roundabout family! My Ohio family was passing…read morethrough on the way to Hilton Head, when we ground through our brake pads; made a few telephone calls, ended up at Roundabout when Tyler said "sure he could take care of us". Tyler discovered a seized caliper which is what caused the brake pad issue. Had us up, running and back on the road in just a couple of hours. Been home for a month and all is well. Prices were beyond fair and we appreciated the warm welcome we received.

Good prices and quality work! Bought 4 new tires and they found a problem while installing them and…read moremade the repair same day.

Light came on for low air pressure. No gauge or air pump with us so off we go to a tire place…read more Not knowing what to expect upon arriving with a full house in the waiting area. Owner behind counter was very busy but immediately asked how he could help. Described situation and he countered with no problem he would help (????). One of the service men came out and checked all tires and aired as needed. The light goes out and we are road ready. We asked how much and they replied have a good day and be on your way. Thankful for good places that service your car and you can leave knowing you would do business with at any opportunity!

Can't say enough how good these folks are. I was up camping & had several tires go bad. William…read moreordered what I needed in a rush & got them on so we could he home safe & sound & on time. I'd only shop with these guys. Great job & thank you!!!

The folks at Junaluska Tire and Auto got my car back up and running very quickly. They were…read morefriendly and very responsive to any questions that I had whether they were by phone or text. Completely happy with the entire experience.

I was a female traveling alone this morning- in my way home to Atlanta. I had been having trouble…read morewith one of my tires for a couple of weeks. Of course the tire pressure light came on today in very rainy weather. I looked on my phone for the closest tire store, and Pisgah Tire came up. I went there and was greeted and taken care of immediately. They were so kind, checked my tire, sent me safely on my way and didn't charge me anything. I can't tell you how much I appreciate that sort of customer service. It's frightening to have car trouble in bad weather when you are alone and away from home. Can't recommend those fellows enough! Really nice folks.

Warning! A Plus Tire & Alignment Inc. located at 21 New Clyde Hwy, Canton, NC 28716. Phone (828)…read more648-7974 or Singleton's Automotive, LLC. located at 55 New Clyde Highway Canton, NC 28716. Phone (828) 648-8300 they do and/or support poor and shoddy Auto repair work and they don't stand behind their work. These companies are both owned by Art Singleton. I replaced the exhaust headers on my truck and needed to have the exhaust pipes reworked. The reason for this was because the exhaust was no longer in line with the new exhaust headers, being that they were a different brand. I just happened to take it to A Plus Tire & Alignment Inc. in Canton, NC because I passed by it on my way back and forth to work. This made it convenient as I was able to drop it off on my way into work and was able to pick it up on the way home. Here's where the problem comes in on July 3, 2012. After driving the truck off and on for approximately four or five months, when I went to crank it was making an awful sound. After one more attempt to crack it and it making that same sound I surmised that the sound was the starter grinding against the flywheel. At this point I crawled under the truck to find that the starter was about to fall off. Due to it not being bolted tight it was at an angle therefore grinding into the flywheel. This grinding in turn broke several of the teeth on the flywheel off in several different places. I know that this problem was created when A Plus Tire & Alignment Inc. worked on my exhaust system because they had to move the starter out of the way to make it easier for them to access the area of the exhaust that they were working on. I originally had personally put the starter on the truck on September 1, 2010 which I verified by the date of purchase at the auto parts store on their records. I actually changed it in the parking lot of an Advance Auto Parts store because the starter was going bad and wasn't engaging to start the engine consistently. I have done quite a bit of mechanic work over the years and have actually rebuilt several engines myself. This being said know how to put on a starter and tighten the bolts properly. There was no problem for over a year and a half until A plus Tire & Alignment Inc. worked on my vehicle! I don't like taking my vehicles to Auto Repair Shops, preferring to do the work myself because of this type of thing but I don't have the equipment to exhaust systems. Therefore I was forced too. When I called and spoke to the manger, whose name is Keith Wilson and explained the situation he scoffingly made a statement about loss bolts taking so long to work out over what he made out to be such a long period of time (the approximate five months since the work was preformed). He then ask for my phone number so that he could call me back after he checked with his employee that did the work, which of course denied having removed the starter. He then told me to bring it down there so that he could take a look at it. The next day which was today 9-14-2012 I took it down there and showed him (Keith Wilson the manger) the receipt for the starter that I installed on 9-01-10. He proceeded to tell me bolts sometimes work themselves loss, this after scoffing at the idea in our original conversation. The bolts didn't work loose in the year and half period of time before they worked on my truck! Then he stated that he spoke with his boss whose name is Art Singleton (who is also owner of Singleton's Automotive, LLC just a block or so up the street) about the problem and said "he was told to just go by what the employee who did the work on the truck word about it." This is the same employee that shoot me a bird when leaving the parking lot! The real kicker here is that these repairs, by one shops estimate is going to cost over $400.00 dollars! The truck is a four wheel drive which will require more labor to fix what they broke. What ever you do don't take you vehicle to A Plus Tire & Alignment Inc. located at 21 New Clyde Hwy, Canton, NC 28716. Phone (828) 648-7974 or Singleton's Automotive, LLC. located at 55 New Clyde Highway Canton, NC 28716. Phone (828) 648-8300 or you run a huge risk.

The boys at Maynor were so helpful and quick. We popped over to have the tire patched after we…read morefound a stuck nail- it took just 5 minutes and $20 and we were ready to go! Happy with the job, would go back.

Had a nail-slow leak on a rear tire. Called Maynor. They said "Come on over". Drove up, was met…read morebefore I got out of my car. Took tire off, found the nail, fixed hole and I was on my way. Several others came by and they got the same attention right off the bat. I had a great experience.