Went in to have brakes checked. Left 1 1/2 hours later with new pads and rotors. Fast reasonableread more

I work in the construction industry and as much driving as I do I am bound to get nails and other…read moresharp objects in my tires. Well, today was that day. I am not familiar with the area so I did a search and found an auto place only 1.5 miles away. I called to make sure they plug tires. They do and asked if I could come right away. I did and I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. These guys are the best! Thank you for helping me out in a pinch.

I recently had service done at Marlboro Tire and Automotive twice. My first experience was good…read more During the last week of April they replaced the starter on my 2021 Kia Telluride, and everything seemed fine at the time. However, when I picked the vehicle up, I noticed an issue with my parking sensor that had never happened prior to the service. I made another appointment to have that checked out along with several other issues I already knew needed attention -- a wheel bearing, a check engine light, and a transmission issue. I dropped the car off on Sunday, May 17th. They called me Monday and explained that the parking sensor issue was unrelated to the starter replacement, which I accepted. They also said the transmission issue would need to be handled by the dealership. The check engine light turned out to be caused by the evap vent valve being disconnected from the evap canister, and they reconnected it. Total cost was $160. I stopped by a little after 3 PM to pay and pick up the keys, but told them I would return later that evening to actually take the vehicle home. When I came back at 9:55 PM, the first thing I noticed was that the vehicle was unlocked because the mirrors were folded out. On my Telluride, the mirrors automatically fold in when the car is locked. When I opened the door, the dashboard was lit up and the radio was on. Once I sat down, I realized the vehicle was actually still running. My car's drive information automatically resets if the vehicle has been off for four hours. The dash showed the vehicle had been running for 9 hours and 30 minutes, had been driven 16.7 miles, and was averaging 4.5 MPG. I took a picture at 9:58 PM. Honestly, I wasn't even angry at first -- I was more shocked than anything and was actually laughing about it when I told my wife. Mistakes happen. The problem came the next morning when I returned to let them know what happened and showed them the picture. Instead of acknowledging the mistake, they immediately denied it and insisted there must have been some kind of malfunction because they "could not have made that mistake." I initially spoke with the two women behind the counter, but then a man came out from the office and asked what I wanted. I told him I felt they should at least refund the $160 service charge or compensate me for the gas burned while my car sat idling all day. He refused both. We went back and forth for several minutes. I explained that up until that moment I had actually been happy with their service and thought I had found a repair shop I could continue using. I told him the issue wasn't the mistake itself -- it was the refusal to take responsibility for it. I also explained that if he had simply apologized and made some effort to make it right, I probably would have laughed about it later and continued bringing my vehicle there. Instead, I was treated as if I was making the whole thing up despite having photographic evidence. When I told him that my only remaining option was to leave an honest review online about my experience, he accused me of threatening him. I told him it wasn't a threat -- I simply intended to describe exactly what happened. To make matters even more frustrating, when I later attempted to leave a review on their website, I was required to enter my invoice number, last name, first name, invoice total, and service date to verify my visit. After entering all of the correct information directly from my invoice, I received an error message saying the information did not match their system records. I can't say for certain what caused that, but it certainly gave the impression that I was being prevented from leaving a review through their website. Again, mistakes happen. What matters is how a business responds when they do. Unfortunately, their response completely changed my opinion of this shop.

Great service and quality at Marlboro Tire and Automotive!…read more I needed to get my tires repaired/replaced and found this that this shop was just a few minutes from my house. It was after hours, so I filled out an online drop off form and left my car and key outside the facility. Really convenient to be able to drop the car off during non business hours so that service can begin bright and early the next day. The next day, the staff called me with more information about my issue and a recommended set of repairs. I appreciate the honest advice and information that Christine provided, she helped me make a couple of decisions about the work to be completed to the car. The shop was able to order the parts I needed and install them within 2 days - appreciate the pretty quick service. The prices are fair and the staff was really friendly and helpful - would definitely bring my car here again for a service if needed. No wonder they've been in business for 30+ years.

I can't thank the Eagle Tire team enough for taking care of my flat. If you don't know Tesla tires…read moreare very unique and almost always have to be special ordered. I got my flat on Thursday (Mar 3rd) and had my replacement tire ordered same day. It came in today and was replaced in a little more than one hour from when I dropped it off. Special thanks to the front desk ladies who took my order quickly, and to Carpenter for not scratching up my rim while replacing my tire! Thank you Eagle Tire and I will be back for all my tire needs!

Very friendly and professional service. Highly recommend. I will be returning when I need new tires…read moreor any other service needed.

I have been coming to Dad's garage for years. I am retired military and it is hard for me to find…read morepeople of high moral fiber that I actually trust with my vehicles. Mike is one of those people. I read some of the reviews and one sticks out like a sore thumb. Darren's post does not sound like any experience I have had. Mike is a stand up guy. Seems like a Darren issue not a Dads garage issue.

Got some tires rotated on both my car and my girlfriends. good fair prices and quick turnaround for…read moresimple stuff. Knowledgeable staff, i know my parents have used them in the past and been happy.

Quick service, very affordable pricing, was in and out within 5 minutes for a plug. Highly suggest.read more

They got me in and out in 15min and they were packed. Had a nail in my tire to patch it and plug it…read morewas $35..... much better than $275 the dealership offered to replace it. Thanks alot

Tina and Allen in the store are very friendly. I've purchased tires for my Ram 1500, my wife's…read morePrius, and my Tesla Model S through the years from Chaney Tire. Each time has been non-eventful. I'm a meticulous individual, and I am always afraid of being on the receiving end of rim damage when getting my tires changed but have never had an issue. I was apprehensive about having them change my Model S tires because you have to put the vehicle in "jack mode" from the touch screen to turn off the air suspension and you need to use "lifting pucks" to lift the car under the side rails. It's not complicated, you just have to know what you're doing. I honestly printed the instructions out - and gave them a copy - and went over the process with a mechanic before handing the car over and everything went great. I also brought my own lifting pucks just to be safe. I appreciated everybody listening to my concern, even though I'm sure they would have been fine. But, you know, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! Good pricing, great people, I definitely recommend them.

So far first time coming here for a.quick patch and done in an instant for $29 cheap compared to…read morejiffy and the rest rotation is $29 too very cheap and you get to play with the small puppy named MOJO:-) will see if the rest of the service will be good as the first one, will be.coming back for more and I hope they beat others price tags :-)

My 2011 Tundra 5.7L iForce was making a loud whirring sound (Anthony at Goss Garage said it was…read moresounding like a jet engine...yeah, it was). I had visions of transmission replacement and my savings being depleted. So I dropped my green monster off on this past Tuesday, and they gave me a nice Honda Accord loaner. They called me yesterday evening to tell me it was merely the fan clutch. Said the part was on order. It must have come in express, because they called around noon today to say it was ready. That fan clutch must have been dragging, because now the truck is way quieter, adn is back to being the beast I love to drive every where. Goss Garage II. Keeping Pat Goss's legacy of fair pricing and honest work, and my vehicles, alive.

My wife and I have taken both of our cars to Goss in Crofton for years. Thousands spent. Always…read moretrusted them. But after our last experience, we'll never be back. Goss quoted me $993 to replace what they claimed was a bad headlight assembly. They listed the part alone at $619. Before approving anything, I asked two very standard, very basic questions: 1. "What is the part number for this $619 headlight assembly?" Melissa told me, "Unfortunately we don't get that until the part arrives." This makes no sense. A shop cannot order a part without knowing the part number first. Big red flag. 2. "How much is the markup on that part?" Melissa said, "Unfortunately I don't have access to that information." Again -- impossible. Every shop sees cost vs retail in their system. It's how parts are priced. Another big red flag. Both responses were evasive and dishonest, and no reputable shop would answer those two questions that way. I took the car to another mechanic (Ron at the Mobil station on 301) for a second opinion. He found the REAL issue was simply a melted connector--extremely common with older cars. He replaced the connector and bulb for $113 and everything works fine now. I saw the owner of Goss respond to another negative review by comparing Goss to a steakhouse and talking about their "warranty." Warranties and steaks have nothing to do with overpricing and refusing to disclose basic information like part numbers and markup -- information every legitimate auto shop can provide instantly. I'm fine with paying steakhouse prices if that's what I ordered, but not if the restaurant can't even tell me what cut of meat they're serving! Bottom line: --Goss tried to sell me a $993 repair that wasn't necessary --Goss refused to disclose part number or markup when directly asked --Another shop fixed the real issue for $113 The upselling is off-putting, but the lack of transparency around parts is inexcusable. We will not be returning, and I'd strongly recommend getting a second opinion before approving any work here.

Quick and efficient service. Good quality tires at a fair…read moreprice. Very pleased, I will definitely come back again.

Messed up the frame of my car, the door on the drivers side won't shut properly after they jacked…read moremy car up. It's a good place if you want reliable tires. But they could mess your car up...