Joey and staff were great help. Had oil leak and thermostat replaced on my 2018 Jeep Sahara. Very…read morewell priced. Will use them again. I brought my vehicle over from S.C. to have them fix it. Thanks again Terri

Honest, reliable and reasonable! Ask for Joey you won't be disappointed. He has serviced 3 cars for…read moreme.

So thankful for the Mavis team on Anderson St in Savannah, GA. Our kiddo needed support while in…read morecollege with a tire plug and then a safety check. Living out of state we were concerned. The Mavis team helped out, answered questions and took GREAT care of the car! Thank you!

Earl was the best and took care of my daughter's tires. Booked easily, got us right in and was…read morefinished in less than an hour. Very personable! Would recommend!

Best wheel alignment on my 2006 Toyota. I waited 1000 miles or riding before adding comments to…read moremake certain the vehicle tires were not wearing out unevenly. Thanks! Runs true.

So I took my family's Honda Odyssey to Davis Tire for repairs and it was the worst experience I've…read moreever had at vehicle maintenance shop 1/29 I took it to Davis Tire Rincon after oil light and check engine light came on the previous day. a. They stated solenoid, steering fluid leak, rear struts, and shocks had to be done over the phone. I agreed to solenoid and steering fluid repairs over the phone since the other two could wait. I never saw the estimate and just approved over the phone for the repair while I was at work. b. We took the van to them Sunday the 1st and they "completed the repair" the 3rd and when the wife got it to turn it on it started rumbling and check engine light was blinking again immediately. c. This is the initial $3000 repair. 2/3-2/5 This time they said the rockers arms had to be adjusted to stop a bank of misfires so it had to stay another day to get repaired and we went back to pick it up on the 5th. The technician said he adjusted the rocker arms and everything was okay. So we took the van home after assurances that everything was good to go. Made it home okay (sounding a little off) and looked over the engine. Then check engine light came on again. 2/5 I took it the Springfield Davis Tire and they said they had to do a throttle adjustment this time. We were not charged additional for this. We didn't travel much between this time and the 9th as the family was sick with the flu and we noticed Sunday the 8th there was still oil leaking. 2/9-2/12 So we took it back to Davis Springfield on Monday. They said it was the steering fluid leak and I told them I thought it was fixed before. That's when I found out that I never "paid" for that particular repair. So we paid an additional $650 plus to get that repair done. We picked up the vehicle either the 11th or 12th. 2/16 The wife is on the way to home school event and before she leaves the neighborhood the check engine light was coming on again and the vehicle was rumbling. So we brought it back to Springfield Davis Tire. After over 2 hours of waiting and a suspicious 10 minute meeting between some of the staff, they now claim the timing belt is off and are recommending another $2000 repair. 2/17-3/2 We worked with a different local shop that gave us the same repair at $1200 and that shop discovered that Rincon Davis Tire had messed up the following: loose B1 cam sensor, leaking front valve cover, and leaking solenoid. The other shop also discovered the oil drain plug was leaking. We gave this information to Springfield Davis Tire 3/2 afternoon. 3/2-3/12 Springfield Davis Tire did not give any updates and were cagey with their responses still the two times I called them and finally on Friday the 6th I called them 3 minutes before they closed and finally got an update that they were going to take a look at the van on Monday the 9th. On Tuesday I got a call that they confirmed the solenoid was indeed leaking and they had to order the part. The part came in on Weds afternoon the 11th that afternoon after I called for another update but it would not be ready till Thurs. The wife picks it up that afternoon because I was at work and they did not offer any kind of apology, discount, or information to her on pickup. No call from any Davis tire leadership for all the trouble. For anyone kind of repairs done I would recommend not going to either of these Davis Tire locations.

I had a slow leak in my tire and thought I'd call around to see if anyone could get me in right…read moreaway. When I called Jacobo, the guy said yes, bring it and they had availability within the next hour. Right away, the guys looked at my tire and gave me some suggestions for fixing it. They were super quick, reasonable, and the service was really friendly.

Prompt service. Nice guys. Had the tire that I needed. It took about 20 minutes. There were 3 other…read morecars ahead of me. They changed the tire in the rain while I sat in the car.

Super sweet staff…read more Super efficient, too! Worked to save us money. Didn't ignore us. We fiirst went to Parrish's where we were eventually told "the boss" will call us back (over something as simple as a nail in our tire). Yeah, right. So we rode down the street Tire City Muffler Center, and were immediately greeted , tended to, and were outta there within 10 to 12 minutes. Thank you!! Wish I knew the gentleman's name who quickly helped us, but he rocks!!! Thank you for keeping the roads safe. You got skills!! Thank you for keeping us safe on these roads!

This business really deserves a negative star. I didn't know much about Savannah as I'm not from…read morehere. I was trying to get my car fixed because it wouldn't start. I contacted Me. Watson around the beginning of July at Tire City. I said I DON'T KNOW if it's the fuel pump but my car won't start. He got my car in(by their tow services) and the guy called back about an hour or two and said "do you have the fuel pump"?. I said ,No,my son has it and he left for Charleston and forgot to take it out there. Just go ahead to advance(which is next door) and purchase one. I already called and they said $159. He(Mr. Watson) out the fuel pump in, called me and said "who told you it was the fuel pump"?. I said"no one.". He said "this car needs a sensor and that will be another $450"?. I said don't put another part in my car. He charged me initially $450 but I asked him to drop it down to $400 because I had to have my cat towed from there. Dodge dealer along with Piero's Automotive both said it was my fuel pump?. You mean the same fuel pump he said he changed?. I have proof of the Dodge dealer fixing my car FOR A BRAND BEE FUEL PUMP!!! I called the shop today and his son(so he said he was) letting him know they did not replace my fuel pump and he hung up on me. I'm going to give Me. Watson a chance to fix this, if not I'm taking him to small claims court. Don't mess with this place. Don't even consider it a choice. He's not trustworthy and I will prove it with my receipts of things he said he replaced but didn't. Don't do business with this man or you will regret it. Thankfully with my proof from both automotive shops I can sue him for my money back.

Good folks Knowledgeable and easy to talk with…read moreProfessional They do a really good and honest job so they stay pretty busy so getting an appointment the same day you call might not happen. Highly recommend.

Have you ever felt like you've been totally ripped off? Well, sadly I have been. I am an ASE…read morecertified master mechanic with 16 ASE certifications. But I am retired and I no longer turn wrenches. Recently my car had had a P0303 code which means the number three cylinder was misfiring. I took it to Savannah car Care. They ran a diagnostic and quoted me $1,000 for the replacement of 8 spark plugs and wires on My 2013 Chevy suburban 5.3 motor. They called me on the phone and I thought it was a joke. But it wasn't! I had the spark plugs and wires replaced in my car 26,000 miles ago for $378. Now Savannah car Care is telling me that I have to spend $1,000 to replace one bad spark plug cable that has gone bad since the last replacement of all 8 plugs. I asked them if they could just replaced the one bad cable and plug. They said NO - that all the spark plugs and cables were bad. Well, to make long story short. I am traveling the country and I needed my SUV, so I said go ahead and do it. Because I complained about the price. They lowered the cost of $906. I've been going to Savannah car Care for about 4 years now. Initially, when I started going there they were great. The manager that I used to deal with left and things have gone downhill. At that time, I had Car Shield warranty and Savannah car Care bad mouth that company to death. Now there are sponsors of that company. Make a pack with the Devil - money talks! Savannah car Care it's no longer the company I used to recommend. They have sold out and now they WAY overprice their services. It's a shame! I will not be back. THEY RIPPED ME OFF BIG TIME! $906 for changing eight spark plugs and wires. SHAME ON YOU! Savannah car Care!

Great service starting with Amanda up front. Very skilled and knowledgeable people. The two guys…read morethat worked on my car were exceptional. Go there.

I brought my 1976 corvette in to have fuel injection and air conditioning installed. After Mr…read more Bobby checked out the motor, it was obvious that the motor was bad. long story short it turned out that the motor had to be replace. Not only did Hometown replace the motor, they added fuel injection and air conditioning systems along with working on the brakes and cooling syste. The car runs like new. I'd definitely recommend Hometow.

They fixed my power window and did a great job. I will use them the next time my car needs an oil…read morechange too. They feature some of the best rates in town. I recommend them!

I told the lady working there to order me a part and let me know when it came in and she never…read morecalled. She didn't act like she wanted my business from the get go.