Walmart Auto Care Center

The Auto Center at Walmart is definitely worth your time. Now, I'm not the biggest fan of Walmart and how they operate... But. I have had nothing but excellent service with them. They have vary good deals on tiers and can have them installed in a very reasonable amount of time. They also do other services like oil change and battery replacement. My mother is very fond of there oil change service and swears by them. You can also do some shopping while you are getting service.

They got me in there fast; the same day I called and I got a oil change and filter for $25... that's great no matter how you look at it.. The only bad part was that they changed my seat position which is electric and has all these adjustments .... anyway, he only drove it from outside the garage to inside the garage and then back outside the garage to park it when he was done. A total of 20 ft.. There was no need to change the seat position just to drive it 20 ft.. But that's being nitpicky... It was great. I recommend. (for oil, at least, I've never got tires done there)

My advice would be: don't even try it! I ordered 4 new tires for installation and drove up from Deerfield for my appt. After wandering around the store for half an hour, I was called back and told that one of my wheels was bent and they couldn't complete the install. I asked them to cancel the service and provide a refund for the tires. My car was back outside within 30 seconds and I left (evidently it wasn't on the lift, and I don't think that the wheel cover was touched, so not sure how that was diagnosed?). Surprise! I took the car to Town Fair Tire and there was NO BENT WHEEL, and a new set of tires was installed lickety split. Later on, I went on the Walmart website and saw that I had only been refunded for the installation fee, not the tires. After speaking to the auto care center

Just had some tires put in my truck. I am displeased with the service. Drivers front :51 Passenger front : 57 Drivers rear:55 Passenger rear: 50 It's says right in my door 42 PSI. The paperwork said they set them at 55. Far too high of a tire pressure. The truck felt way to loose on the road. And with these pressures, they would wear out the tires significantly faster than normal. On top of that, my truck has locking hubs. The lug covers clearly go on the front and rear specifically so I can access my locking hubs. They were not out on correctly. So lack of attention to detail. And 1 last thing. While I do appreciate the mechanic telling me about an issue it had..... It didn't have that issue. I was told the differential was leaking. With a puddle under my truck he said. I crawled unde

Purchased tires on line and set up an installation appt which was quick, efficient and priced very fairly.