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Walmart Auto Care Centers

1.0 (3 reviews)
Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Tire balancing

Tire installation

Tire repair

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Firestone Complete Auto Care

Firestone Complete Auto Care

2.3
(8 reviews)

So first the good: they got me taken care of pretty quickly and cheap. The plug in the tire is…read moreholding fine. The bad: they plugged a screw hole in a flat tire for me, but forgot to do the balance or to tighten the lugnuts. We got a ways down the road and had to pull over at the mr tire in Latrobe as the tire got louder and louder, they had us fixed up before long over there.

We had our 2016 Jeep Wrangler in for service on several occasions with what appeared to be brake…read moreproblems in the rear of the Jeep. On each occasion, four in total, we were told that there was nothing wrong with the rear brakes. During this time, we also had to have the front brakes changed (rotors, calipers, pads, etc.). The rubber brake lines were not replaced. We were told one estimate on this front brake job ($700), called back within five minutes and told a higher estimate ($900), and then when we picked up the Jeep, we were given a higher total ($1100). This was with a military discount. After my wife contacted another Firestone dealer, we found out we were overcharged and received a refund. Now back to the rear brakes. At the time we had the front brakes checked/repaired, we practically begged Firestone to check the back brakes again. Less than four hundred miles later, we could smell and feel the same problem with the back brakes, so off to Firestone we went. We were informed on this occasion that we would need to have the rear rotors, calipers, pads, etc. replaced. This was told to us after the four hundred miles which took approximately two weeks to put on the vehicle. I will be the first to admit that I am not a mechanic. Thus the reason we take our vehicles to be fixed by reputable companies who should know what they are doing. Even though I am not a mechanic, I know that rotors, calipers, etc. do not go bad in a couple of weeks after having been supposedly checked. At any rate, we decided to take our Jeep elsewhere to have the repairs made and found out at that location that the rear wheel bearings were shot and that was the reason for the brake problems in the rear. The mechanic at this location also noted that the front brake rubber hoses were not replaced and that the new rotors were being destroyed for lack of brake fluid. My wife contacted Firestone's corporate office on several occasions. We were contacted by the district manager for Firestone who would not admit any fault by Firestone, but did offer us $800 for the repairs on the rear wheel bearings. Seems odd to offer money for something that was not Firestone's fault.

Walmart Auto Care Centers - tires - Updated July 2026

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