Walmart Auto Care Center

I am generally understanding when it comes to long wait times and even minor issues with customer service. However, the quality of the work performed here was unacceptable and resulted in significant financial consequences. ​During a routine oil change, their technicians broke my oil sensor. This error didn't just cause a leak; it forced me to pay an additional $300 for the necessary repairs. ​To make matters worse, the oil spilled onto the parking lot, leading to a $100 fine from my home association. ​In short, a simple service turned into a $400 headache due to their professional negligence. The fundamental job they were paid to do was not just done poorly—it directly caused damage and subsequent penalties.

A mess the Haitian lady is very rude and no one is ever at the counter leaving customers standing around looking confused and walking out. It took over 2 hours to put on 4 new tires after I already paid and had the tires shipped. This place is slow and organized. I definitely won’t waste my time or another 3 hrs waiting

It’s a shame!!! Walmart should have the best reviews…..but because things like this will never will get an OK review. People, I made an appointment 3 weeks in advance. I got there 38 minutes before my appointment for an oil change. They prioritize other cars with better $$$$$$ gain. Two an half hours later my car wasn’t finish. I got up twice and asked for my keys…. I even doubted they did my oil change right. Also, if you go for new tires, make sure they don’t add warranties without asking to inflate the price. The workers have metrics and they force them to do certain things.

It was very affordable, with synthetic oil the price came out to around $70 including tax. It was convenient for me to drop my car off & get some shopping done while my oil was getting changed.

Ordered a set of replacement tires for a Mercedes E450—a very standard car—and they told me they didn't have the equipment to put on the tires, so I'd have to pick them up or cancel the order... How in God's name does an auto center not have the equipment to change the tires on a standard-size wheel??