Ted Wiens Complete Auto Service

Came here to get my tires balanced and possibly get an alignment before driving 3000 miles to my new home. By the time i reach Pennsylvania my brakes are making a hell of a racket. After the trailer is unloaded and disconnected I pull a front wheel off to see what the issue is. Immediately I notice that the brake line is twisted because someone put the caliper on improperly. I go to remove the caliper and put it back on right and i notice one of the slide pins is gone... the other i was able to twist out with my fingers. I check the other side and it is also missing a slide pin and I'm able to unscrew the remaining one with my fingers. I'm extremely lucky that the way the ford caliper was set up didnt allow it to pull away. It could have wedged into the rim and locked the wheel up which co

We called several tire shops, and the last one we contacted had the most knowledgeable staff by far. We were able to walk in, get serviced right away, and have all our motorcoach tires replaced within a few hours. Their team was polite and efficient, and they have a dedicated commercial vehicle section with large bay doors, carrying heavy-duty tires that other shops don’t stock. They service not only regular vehicles but also dump trucks, RVs, semi-trucks, and other industrial vehicles. Excellent service, great location—highly recommend! Thank you! ☺️

I was greeted with a friendly and neighborly attitude. Although it was my first time going to this shop, the feeling I got with Chris was that he knew me. The service I received was excellent and I highly recommend anyone needing their car serviced to go to this shop.

I brought my 2018 Ford Escape to Firestone after a battery replacement left the car in "limp mode" with a check engine light on. All it needed was a Battery Monitoring System (BMS) reset, a standard 15-minute procedure with a scan tool. Firestone charged me $220 for that reset alone. That felt excessive, but the real issue began afterward. They told me my check engine light was on due to a "bad fuel pump" citing "low pressure." When I asked for the actual PSI reading, they couldn't provide a number. They then gave me a vague quote that sounded like ~$500, but when I pressed for the total, they stated $1,600 for the repair. I declined and took my car to a trusted independent shop. They found the real problem immediately: a broken electrical plug on the fuel system, not a failed pump. The

We had such a positive experience with Ted Wiens. We had a mechanical issue with our truck on a Friday evening. Our camper was on it. The mechanic jumped on the problem right away Saturday morning. He was able to get the truck rolling and we removed the camper and dropped it in the lot. They let us stay there for 4 nights while they fixed the problem. If there was a 6 star rating they would get it!