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    Midas

    4.3 (47 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Mark D.

    I took my noisy exhaust in for an estimate assuming it would be disastrously expensive. Turns out I never went anywhere else. After about 20 mins with the car tech Adam said I could spend $700+ and get all new stuff or they could weld me up / patch me up for under $200. I went with the $184 fix. I live close and planned on walking home while they did the work. Instead I got a door-to-door ride home from another technician, Tyler. About 90 minutes later the work was done. I am super-satisfied. Great job, Midas!

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    I have had Mike and his team service my 11 year old car and they really are excellent.

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    Fox River Tire & Auto - Owners Kevin and Sarah Bickford love their community and serving our customers!

    Fox River Tire & Auto

    (30 reviews)

    I'm late in acknowledging the great service I got from the folks at Fox River Tire over the…read moreholidays. I want to add to positive reviews and all those who are lookin for tires and service know what a great help they were to me. I'm sure when I went there looking for a spare doughnut tire for my 2007 Honda Odyssey with 180,000 miles they could tell that I had just got a set of new tires and wheels and it wasn't from them. We had gone to Discount Tire as their prices were a bit lower and family members had gone there. Very busy place but new tires and wheels were installed that replaced my run-flats that came with vehicle. We had gotten a price from them about getting a doughnut rim and tire (did not have one because we had run flats) which was around $350. When we picked up van that day they were very busy again and after waiting 10 min asked to get us key so we could go. On getting to vehicle we noticed that black lugs had been used on new nickel wheels. We called when we got home and was told that that is what they used and would be replaced the next morning if we didn't like how they looked!! Job would take 20 min. No appt needed. Next day my husband got there early. Only a few cars being worked on. After over an hour of waiting and watching customer after customer come in for tires and our van still waiting to be taken in my husband complained about wait. He was told that these were emergencies and they would eventually get to us. He asked to get correct lugs to do change himself and was told he would need to purchase new set and get refunded when we returned black ones. We had just spent over $1000 the day before! We swapped out lugs and took others back for refund. We then had to find a wheel for spare which was $$. Almost as much as one tire and wheel. Honda and a couple other tire places said try junk yards. We found one for $50 in very rough shape which should have been a red flag as these tires are stored in an inside compartment but we were PO at prior tire store and wanted to save a few bucks. I had called and spoke with Kevin at Fox Valley Tire who offered to get tire and put it on our rusty wheel. After my husband then the folks at the shop ground off rust a tire was ordered based on wheel size. When it came and was put on the wheel it did not hold air and leaked. Possibly due to all rust. They tried to seal it to tire and that worked. We took it home and when my husband tried to install it it was way too large and could not begin to fit. We had been given the wrong size wheel by the junk yard!! Once again trying to save a buck. We now had a specially ordered tire that did not fit. We sheepishly called Kevin back and explained that it was totally our fault that wrong tire had been ordered and installed. Without a hint of an "I told you so" he said he would see what he could do to get tire exchanged which he was able to do. We ended up paying what we would have from the start but learned several valuable lessons. One is sometimes the big chain stores may have better prices but your on your own once they get your $. Another is that sometimes you should do research and give local, well established business a first look and maybe pay a bit more for great customer service. I know I will and then to acknowledge that experience where others can benefit themselves and they in turn can support our local businesses. Thank you Kevin and crew... In passing I would like to mention an article that appeared in Herald before Xmas about a local man who was driving down Randall Rd with his children when one of them noticed what looked like paper $$ blowing on side of road. The man stopped. He found more $ and a wallet with ID. When the owner was contacted he was of course happy especially when he learned that that of the $500 that had been in only $20 was lost. That man was Kevin Rather that post a detailed review for Discount Tire I will try and reference this review. Thank you again Kevin and Co.

    Force you to come in for inspection for a quote if any kind, prefer to act like a dealership and…read moretry and upsell you in person I guess. Not to mention when they did finally quote they were more than double the other local shops around for brakes. Would not recommend, better going to the dealer at that point.

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    Firestone Complete Auto Care

    (40 reviews)

    I was nervous in going in because there were so many low reviews on yelp…read more Gary took care of my tire. Included the rotation. And his tech explained thoroughly why I require a new tire. Peace of mind. For a fair price.

    WARNING: IF YOU ARE A PERSON OF COLOR, CONSIDER USING A DIFFERENT LOCATION…read more I realize this country has tremendous racial tension, but one place I never expected to see this expressed so vehemently was with Firestone where I was rudely denied service for false reasons. I have utilized this location 3-4 times since moving to St. Charles, but my working relationship with Firestone goes back over a decade, dating back to my days of working for Enterprise and servicing our fleet through Firestones all over the country. Needless to say I am very familiar with automotive safety. I set an appointment earlier in the week to have my winter tires removed and my Continental Contisportcontact SP ZR rated (Summer tires) mounted. The summer tires are nearly brand new and have less than 1,200 miles, as I barely drove my performance SUV before the seasons changed. Upon my timely arrival for my appointment, I parked my pick-up truck holding the tires in front of the garage and my wife parked my SUV in a parking spot. Gary Roberts looked at me, then walked out to the garage and briefly glimpsed at my pick-up that carried the tires from about 15 feet away for less than 30 seconds then walked back into the facility where I was coldly greeted with a "Can I help you?" Reading his unwelcoming energy, I cut to the chase and informed him I was here for my appointment where he coldly retorted "What for?" I needlessly explained the reason for my appointment that I know is documented in their system. Gary first said "the profile of those tires are too low and we don't have the machinery to do anything with them." I asked "how could that be when you all mounted, then unmounted these very tires, and even mounted the winter tires that are on there now?" Gary said I've never seen either of those vehicles before and I've worked here for 6-7 years now. Why does that even matter, as I'm sure Firestone is not paying him to work 24-7 on every vehicle? Then he said well "the tread depth is too low and we have a policy in place, so I can't do it." I told him to keep his policy, and I'll keep my money. Keep in mind he only saw my tires for less than 30 seconds from 15 feet away, so how could he make this distinction without a tread depth gauge? If he is able to eyeball tread depth from 15 feet away, he should definitely own his own tire shop vs. working for Firestone. I realized Gary was just looking for reasons to not do business with me at all. On something as important as tires, I didn't want him to even touch my vehicle at this point. Was it because I'm a young black man? The world may never know, but I've never faced such rude customer service in my life. He could have at least taken a tread depth gauge and tried to prove his assumption, but his very matter of fact/ case closed demeanor and need to be right demonstrated his lack of desire to accommodate my appointment, which proves to me it had nothing to do with Firestone's policy. In fact to prove a point, I called the Firestone in Batavia, to inquire what the necessary tread depth requirements were for mounting tires and the gentleman said 4/32nds would be just fine. At a minimum each of my tires were above 5/32nds+. I was able to have my summer tires put on without any issue and I was treated warmly at the Batavia location. This proved to me that the problem is Gary Roberts and until he receives some sort of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion as well as customer service training or perhaps relieved of his position, I would recommend any person of color AVOID the East Main Street St. Charles location at all cost. Do NOT spend your money where you are not appreciated. Below are the tread depths of the tires also a picture of them mounted by the great team at Firestone Batavia at 351 S. Randall Rd. Lying about why and denying service for no reason will not be tolerated in 2025. I could not in good faith spend another dime at this location.

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