Good fast service. Came in at 6pm and all of a sudden they got busy with a 5 car line. Their stock…read moreis ok but not crazy choices. Prices are relatively fair. Guys work hard and fast there.

A group of misogynistic and fraudulent men. If you are a woman, do not bother purchasing new tires…read morefrom J&J, as they will assume you are an absolute idiot and will claim that the tire you purchased less than 12 hours prior is as flat as a pre-BBLed ass as a result of you cracking your rim - before they even look at the car, tire, or the rim. Listen, I'm not one to make false claims (unlike the people at J&J), so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt - perhaps they aren't misogynists or frauds. Maybe they are simply scared of a slight chill and have installed special technologies that let them check and diagnose your car from afar. However, you will then watch the same talented service worker who destroyed your car rush to check another one of his victims' cars (who arrived after you), who just so happens to be a man. Again, I don't want to make any assumptions. Still, I must say - after only being communicated to by way of hand signal, I was absolutely astonished to find out that the service worker wasn't non-verbal and, he could, in fact, exit the garage when confronted with an issue. I wasn't, however, surprised that he failed to fix another customer's problem and they were forced to return. Now, I dropped out of HS and am no mathematician, but even I can find the common denominator here (hint: it's not me or the other victim... or the many others who have written similar reviews). After getting back into line 47 times, you will notice that absolutely no one else in the establishment is given a receipt before service and asked if they "could afford it," as you were the day before. Three hours later, they will finally bless you (and your car!) with some attention. They will then point to your rim and tell you, "'Baby,' you cracked it" ("baby" being you.) They expect you - "baby" - to believe that you woke up the morning of a trip to your rim kissing the concrete of your driveway not because the "new" tire you purchased 12 hours ago was defective (the exact "new" tire that has bubbles on it), but because you, as a baby, don't know how to drive. These men talk more shit than Wendy Williams did when she had a show - what's sad is that at least Wendy was on point anytime she opened her big mouth. Anyway, at the end of your 3-hour visit, they will inform you that you need a brand-new rim and a "new" tire (probably the one I had on my vehicle yesterday). You will then remind them that you have been going there for almost a decade, and they will then act astonished and call you unreasonable when you tell them you need both the tire and rim replaced (as the rim cracked as a result of the defective tire). But don't you worry - because I was a loyal customer for almost a decade, they offered me a discount on a brand new tire. While that offer was enticing, I chose to drive over to another tire shop, which confirmed that the tire was defective. They then referred me to another shop that was able to replace my tire and patch up my rim within the hour, for cheaper than what I spent on a "new" tire at J&J. Unfortunately, after almost 10 years of coming to J&J, it turns out that they think that I am a brainless bimbo, and even more unfortunate that I now have to waste even more of my time and money fixing the damage this group of "men" caused to my vehicle when they could've done it correctly the first time. ETA: I just found out they were advertising a Black Friday sale and did not apply a discount to my purchase, which means they weren't even planning on giving me an actual discount. Watch out for false advertising as well!