Wal-Mart Tire & Lube

I took my vehicle for a oil change and now my vehicle is throwing a lot of oil. It was not doing that before. The oil is coming from the oil pan. I took the vehicle to Midas to get an estimate and they said the oil pan has a hole in it.

Went to the store today to get my tires balanced and they told me my lug nuts were too tight and they could not work on my car. I paid for lifetime balance. I offered to loosen them with my factory tire wrench and they say they can't touch my car if I do that. Wal-Mart employee said I could not bring my car there if I wanted my tires balanced I would have to bring them one at a time. I get home and my tires are torqued to 85 foot pounds which is exactly what the cars Manuel says. They were rude and lied about everything; do not use Walmart for tires in Winfield they're not what they used to be.

This is about the Auto Center only. The rest of the store is OK. Very disappointed in management and policy of this one. Bought tires @ Walmart.com and scheduled installation. All sites including Toyota, Cooper Tires, Tire Rack, etc. and theirs when I purchased confirmed they were a fit. After driving 30 miles for my appointment it took them over an hour to say they couldn't mount them due to the factory tire size on the door jamb was different. First the manager overrode the mechanics and said we were good. But 45 minutes later when I check up the manager sided with the mechanics because some vague reference book they had said the size I had showed on aluminum wheels. I guess Sears missed that 8 years and 60,000 miles ago with the same size tires as purchased, even though they saw them on the vehicle.

Very slow and lazy workers. More than one hour waiting to change two tires. Just one more car in queue. I stop doing the oil change for the same reason. I canceled the order. Tag ** 12/28/20. CLOSE THIS DEPARTMENT.

So I went to Walmart Tire & Lube express in Plainfield, IN yesterday and was told it would be about two hours for them to replace it. It ended up taking about 4 hours and there were many mistakes made. First between multiple employees they had a difficult time referring the correct battery for my car. They told us about 4 different battery types that were all wrong until I had to go outside and take a photo of my actual battery to set them straight. They also didn't know that the battery install was free when I buy a battery there, so had to correct them on that too.

Bought 4 new tires from Walmart a few months ago. I got the Road Hazard warranty on all of them ($40 extra bucks). Had a flat after picking up a nail. I was on a bridge when it happened so I drove off the bridge and parked and put on the spare. Local Walmart didn’t have the tire in stock so I had to order it online. They looked at the tire and tried to repair it but couldn’t. They told me it would be covered under their replacement warranty and that I’d need to order the tire online and would get reimbursed when the tire came in and was installed.

On November 3rd 2020, I, Agustin **, went for a routine oil change with my work vehicle at my neighborhood Walmart. They destroyed my car, resulting in a 3,500$ repair cost. After waiting a week and a half trying to keep it a quiet issue, they finally filed a claim, stopped paying for my rental. And still treat this issue with no regard. I wouldn't get a tire rotated there.

Website says hours are 8-5. Wouldn’t open 'til noon, they were rude and refused to assist me. 5 people standing around doing nothing but still refused to assist me. Loss of customers because of this. Ugh.

I took my 2015 Kia Soul to Wal-Mart tire and live in Hendersonville, to have my tires rotated on 10/15/20.The attendant I noticed sprayed sanitizer inside of my car before they took it inside to rotate my tires, I didn't think much of it because of the virus hitting our country. When I got home I noticed that my steering wheel and dash was faded out bad. I I tried to used Armour all on it to see if it would come off, but it is permanent. I am guessing the sanitizer had bleach in it, plus the person that rotated my tires left his used vinyl gloves beside my center console. I have tried to call several time to talk to the store manager, but I can never get him to pick up the phone or give me a call back. I am looking to talk to a lawyer now about a lawsuit for damages.

In January 2020, I went to my local Walmart for an oil change. Been doing it regularly for years actually. I prefer a brand of full synthetic which Walmart does not carry in their auto service line up but does sell in their store. So, I purchase the oil FROM THEM and get a standard oil change using the oil I purchased FROM THEM. So, I dont use their stock oil, I pay $26.00 for the synthetic and $19.88 for the change. I've done this for years except this last time, I noticed a $9.00 extra charge! Asking about it, I was informed there's a "Pouring" fee for pouring the oil I purchased FROM THEM into the car. I complained to the management and to corporate to no avail. Just despicable!