I came here to get my tire fixed (darn nail). The cost was $30, which I think was quite reasonable…read moreespecially since I had not purchased the tires there and therefore didn't have a warranty. This is a cool old-style shop where you walk through the garage area to get to the office. The waiting room is noisy with the sounds of tire installation. You can have them send you a text when they are done, if you don't want to sit. I stayed there though. The coffee (free) was good, and they took care of my tire quickly.

Midwest Tire is a family owned business. We have purchased tires and oil changes since 1993. We…read morehighly recommend this place of business.

feel bad for the lads that have to wrench on my rusty steering, brakes and suspension. the salty…read moreroads destroy our vehicles. My truck isnt that old and still rusty. Glad they could turn my rust and get me back on road. Awesome Com's and Crew

Went here once for an oil change. The past few times I have gone I walked out and went elsewhere…read more Had a nail in the middle of my tire. They said I'd need all new tires and tried selling me on new Firestone tires that were not comparable to the ones I have. Went across the street to Jensen and got it repaired in 15 minutes. Decided to give it another shot. Scheduled an oil change. Got there early to drop car off and have it done before I left for work 3 hours later. They said it would take well longer than 2 hours for an oil change. Never had issues with other firestones. This location seems like the odd ball. Will not return

This downtown tire shop was helpful and efficient in my moment of need. I had rolled over a nail at…read moresome point and didn't know, so when I came to my car in the morning I had a 100% flat in zero degree temps. I called my roadside assistance and got the spare put in, then drove to the nearby Jensen to see how they could help (and how promptly). They were able to help me immediately at 1:30pm on a Thursday and the job was done fairly quickly (30-40 mins) for which I sat in their waiting room and watched cable tv (the luxury of being the only customer waiting around). The customer center is clean, well lit, and doesn't smell like a car shop. It was a good experience and I would recommend them to others in need of a patch job or tire change.

absolutely predatory pricing. shady sales tactics. Never coming back here. tried to sell me coolant…read morefor $200, went and got my own without checking my level and I wasn't even low.

I have come here 3 times for tire repairs and each time they have gotten me fixed and on my way in…read moreunder 20 mins. The service is very welcoming and friendly

Would give a 0 star if i could. I know for a fact they stole my two basketball jerseys and music…read moreequipment out of the trunk. Can't trust anyone these days. Little weird I had to leave it overnight. I knew they were back there because that's where I kept them. Didn't think anyone there was gonna go through all my shit. Crazy world we live in...

While driving our sports car across the countryside, we experienced a flat tire. A tow truck…read morearrived within the predicted hour after being called. The driver was amiable and pleasant. offered us bottled water because our convertible had been parked in the sun. took the car to the dealership, and since it was a Sunday, he was gracious enough to offer us a ride home. Would without a doubt suggest them.

AAA won't refund a canceled membership!…read more I called AAA to cancel the Associate and Plus membership since I'd purchased a new auto which came with 2-years of roadside assistance. AAA is happy to cancel the remaining 11 months of the membership but REFUSES to refund any portion of the 11-month fee because it had to be canceled within "days of the renewal". Well. Sorry, guess I didn't remember reading that 44 years ago when I signed up. What a ridiculous way to skim money from long- standing accounts.

I have been an AAA customer since 1999, in CA, NE and now in TX. I am not going to renew. I…read moresuggest that you not join AAA. I have learned form other people that, in Texas, you have to wait at least two hours for a tow truck no matter what time of day or the weather. They are always really busy, which means bad planning or cutting overhead, at the customer's expense. Plus the driver seems to always want a trip. Also, last winter, when we lived in Omaha, I bought a battery from AAA there, when my Ford F-150 battery failed. They tested the old battery and sold me a new one. On November 23, 2019, here in Texas, that battery failed. So I called for a new one and after a half dozen frustrating calls and a significant wait, a truck came with no battery. They don't sell batteries where we live. The driver tested the AAA battery, and confirmed that it was dead. He wrote on the receipt that it was a AAA battery. He told me to go to O'Reillys to get a replacement and to tell them that he sent me. That is what I did. He gave me a form to turn into AAA for reimbursement. He also asked for a tip, since he wasn't going to get paid for my call because it was less than 7 miles from his shop. I got the new battery, sent in the form with the purchase receipt as instructed. I patiently waited a month and having heard nothing, I started the phone calls. As of today, 2.12.20 I have been on the phone at least a half dozen times with 5-6 people at AAA. I have spent hours trying to get them to do their job. It is matter of principle, because the hassle isn't worth $125. First, they said they lost my reimbursement form. Then, a week or so later, they said that they found it. Just now lady named Debora, who has a Michigan prefix, and who refused to give me her ID #, told me that I had to prove that I bought a battery from AAA, in NE in order to get reimbursed. She argued and argued and argued. They never before even mentioned that I needed to send them a receipt for an AAA battery that I bought in Omaha 15 months ago. They wanted proof of the replacement. The form I got from the driver mentioned that it was an AAA battery, anyway. Since the battery replacement, I sold the truck, and gave the buyer my truck's files, I don't have any receipts now. I had NO IDEA that AAA would jerk me around over this battery. The employee, Debora (who would not give me a last name, or an initial or an employee ID) said I should go to my bank rerecords and dig out the purchase proof. suggested that, first, it might not be obvious who the battery seller was from a bank record. Second, I suggested that after patiently waiting 6 weeks, and being jerked around (despite being a 20 year customer) they might just want to treat me with some respect. She argued and argued and argued. I repeatedly asked for the call to be escalated. She said it would take 2-3 or even 5 days. When I asked for escalation before they said it would take 16 days! Maybe they will call me and maybe it won't. But nothing will fix their horrible customer service and poor attitude. They sell insurance. If they jerk around a 22 yer customer over a crappy $125 battery, what will they do if you have a $50,000 auto claim? Just stay away from AAA. They don't care about you, or me or anything but dollars. They are utterly without redemption.

Fast, friendly service to get my AC fixed. These folks are AC experts and also work on many of the…read morefirst responder vehicles in town. As a firefighter's kid, I like supporting them for this reason. Scheduling an appt online was quick and easy, drop off was great, and they even offered to drive me home and pick me up when it was finished. Honest and open communication about pricing and why the cost. Happy with my experience even though car repairs are the literal worst.

I work for a local vehicle dealership and had a customer wanting a unique add-on to their van. I…read morecalled Jones Automotive about this accessory, and while my customer didn't end up purchasing the van in the end, the experience I had here will make sure I DO use them in the future. I called initially and spoke to Scott Suter, who walked me through what all adding this accessory would entail. I ended up driving down to their shop to have him look at the vehicle, where Scott even showed me a couple different options to save my customer money. I really appreciate all his help. He was professional, very kind, and I couldn't help but notice the Pro-Blue all around the shop. These guys have a great business model. I look forward to getting to know them and getting to work with them.