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    Colonial Motors

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Good customer service I've used these guys for 4 sets of tires everything went well. They are…read moreresponsible on prices

    I had a terrible experience with this tire shop when I brought my car in to have my rims replaced…read more The shop broke one of my OEM Toyota TPMS sensors during the installation. Instead of taking responsibility for the damage, they installed a much cheaper aftermarket sensor and charged me about $100 for it. I later discovered that my car now has two aftermarket TPMS sensors, even though I had OEM sensors before. I have no explanation for what happened to the second OEM sensor. The problems didn't stop there. The next day, I discovered that one of my tires was leaking air. I inspected it and found damage to the tire bead, apparently caused during the installation. The shop also told me that my original Toyota lug nuts wouldn't fit the new rims and convinced me to buy a new set for $65. I thought that sounded strange because the seller of the rims had specifically told me that the OEM lug nuts would fit. After I got home, I tested the original lug nuts myself. They fit perfectly. Even the standard 21 mm socket fits into the rims without any problem. So I ended up paying for a TPMS sensor after the shop broke mine, discovered another OEM sensor had somehow been replaced, found a leaking tire with a damaged bead, and paid $65 for lug nuts that I never needed. For what I ultimately paid, I could have gone somewhere else, bought four new tires, and had them installed on my new rims. After everything I found, I have completely lost trust in this shop. I would never bring my car here again. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID.

    Colonial Motors - autorepair - Updated September 2026

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