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    Walmart Auto Care Centers

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

    Services - Walmart Auto Care Centers

    Fuel system cleaning

    Oil changes

    Auto battery or electrical system repair

    4 More Services

    Tire balancing

    Tire installation

    Tire repair

    Tire rotation

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    2 years ago

    Efficient and nice! Ordered tires online Walmart and had them installed. Went in at 7am out by 8am!

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    Christian Brothers Automotive Ankeny

    Christian Brothers Automotive Ankeny

    (27 reviews)

    They're complete vehicle inspection is very detailed and they provide pictures of everything. They…read moreinspected with an estimate of how long everything should last.

    I originally visited this shop based on recommendations from long-time customers, and it pains me…read moreto have to write this. I had hoped the situation would be resolved without needing to leave a public review. Unfortunately, after my own experiences, as well as concerns I later heard from others, I cannot in good faith remain silent. My first visit for a standard inspection was positive and professionally documented. I genuinely appreciated the information provided and how it was presented at a reasonable price. However, my second visit for electrical diagnostics raised serious concerns about billing transparency, communication, and professionalism. I am hard of hearing, so clear communication and billing explanations are especially important to me. I was billed for a $50 general inspection plus two separate $145 electrical diagnostic charges without clear explanation beforehand. I agreed to the inspection and one diagnostic charge, not two. My primary concern was a radio intermittently losing power during startup and shifting, which can often indicate a voltage drop or grounding issue. The only documented testing referenced in the report for that concern was a parasitic battery draw test, which showed a normal reading. The note provided stated that these radios commonly fail, but no documentation was provided showing testing of the radio's power supply, ignition feed, or grounding related to the intermittent reset condition. Because the diagnostic explanation was inconclusive, I later performed my own troubleshooting to better understand the issue. Through systematic testing of wiring continuity, ground integrity, and power supply under load, I was able to isolate the fault to a specific failure that was not the radio itself. Additionally, I mentioned at drop-off that I suspected a burned taillight circuit board simply as a courtesy so the shop would be aware of it. I did not request a separate diagnostic for that issue. However, I was billed another $145 diagnostic charge to remove the assembly and confirm the circuit board failure without any prior discussion that this would be treated as a separate diagnostic service. When I asked for clarification regarding the double billing and scope of the diagnostics, the interaction became defensive rather than collaborative, and the concerns were not addressed constructively. Battery system checks are a routine part of most general inspections, which made being charged an additional diagnostic fee for that same testing especially difficult to justify. Paying for professional expertise is expected, but in this case I paid $290 for diagnostics that did not meaningfully address the issue I brought the vehicle in for and included work that I did not clearly authorize as a separate diagnostic service. When billing transparency, technical clarity, and professionalism break down in a customer service industry, it becomes difficult to maintain trust. Based on my experience, I would strongly recommend that customers request clear written confirmation of what each diagnostic charge includes before authorizing work.

    Big O Tires

    Big O Tires

    (24 reviews)

    I have a motorhome and both of my rear inside tires (got "dualys" in the rear) got low for some…read morereason during the six months I was in Iowa. After having AAA Motor Club come and puff up my tires, I drove here to get the tires checked. They didn't find any problems, I was told they maybe did some "resealing" (whatever that is....) and my valve extenders were ok, and they didn't charge me a thing! I argued and said, "I must pay you for your time" and they said "no." Ok, so if the manager is reading this, I DID go hunt down a bank so I could get some extra cash and I came back and gave your employee a "tip" for all the work done. My tires seem fine so far! I'm crossing my fingers! Ok one caveat if you are in a motorhome: They can only work on tires with up to 20 inch rims. My Class C motorhome seemed workable to them. Based on what they said, if you are in a Class A, you may have to go elsewhere. If you bring your motorhome here, you will have to park at Menard's next door as there is no good place to park an RV in their lot. When you bring your motorhome over to their working area bay, DO NOT use the Menard's "cut through." Right after the "cut through," there is a dip that you will get hung up on with low clearance in the RV. What you need to do is go out, and go BEHIND the Chili's next door (and pray for not many cars in the Chili's parking lot....). Do NOT go in front of the Chili's. If you do that, there is a "hump" that may hang up your RV with the low clearance. When I brought my RV over, I did go through the Menard's "cut through" but I made an immediate right turn through the Big O parking lot. Well, don't try that either! I scraped bottom on the initial part of the "dip" trying to make the right turn. Just go out of the Menard's lot and drive behind Chili's. When you are done, do the same thing, go out behind the Chili's.

    Why bother having an apointment? It took 90 minutes to put on tires I ordered. No communication…read moreand it wasnt that busy. Inexcusable. I've been to Discount Tire without an appointment that's faster A joke

    Tires Plus

    Tires Plus

    (25 reviews)

    The best customer service for vehicle maintenance that I've seen in YEARS!…read more Very friendly and genuinely thoughtful staff. looked not just at the present but the future and were more than willing to help work with me on what I could pay today to get what I needed Done. They have a promotional deal they offered but didn't push or try to cram down my throat like some places might have. Overall just a fantastic experience today.

    Bought some Nitto Neo gens (over a 20k manufacturer mileage warranty -280tw) that wore EXTREMELY…read morefast. (less than 5k miles) I took the car back to show them this. Rod immediately blamed it on the car, the second he looked outside and saw it. Saying it's a mechanical issue with the car and they absolutely wouldn't warranty any tires I put on that car. (So how's it a mechanical issue if you're gunna say that? Can't even fix the "issue" you claim it has [it doesn't have any] and then get some new tires that come with a warranty?) I tried to explain to the the him, and maybe he's too old fashioned to understand, that just because a car has low ride height, doesn't mean that it's "stanced out like crazy". less than 1° of camber. showed him right there in the lot, with his tread depth indicator gauge, the tires worn to 3mm tread depth across the whole tire, And I told him I can show him alignment print outs that prove the alignment is good. (because I cannot have them do it as their alignment rack doesn't accommodate cars with low ride height.) His response was "well I can make that alignment sheet say whatever I want it to." okay, well I'm truthful and not a dishonest person, so I wouldn't do that, this is my safety we're talking about here. Maybe you're dishonest and probably willing to do that to customer vehicles that way you can say they're "in spec" when you send em out after they pay... aside from the car not being able to safely go onto their alignment rack, I'd prefer to never have any of them behind the drivers seat again, since the last kid that went to move it into the shop had to ask me how to get it into reverse. That point aside, why would you sell me those tires, tell me the manufacturer warranty, see the car, install the tires, and then tell me you're not going to warranty them when i come back within the first 5k of my 20k+ warranty? I've taken every vehicle I've EVER had to these guys for all my tire and alignment work for my ENTRIE adult life... mainly because I used to work there back in 2012... and I will NEVER, spend another penny at this this store.

    Walmart Auto Care Centers - tires - Updated June 2026

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