Walmart Auto Care Center Reviews

I arrived at Brea Walmart on 6/22 at 5:30pm to have them check my tire pressure in my brand new car. The driver's side back tire was lower than the others. I had asked them if they could check out the tire. The tech says it should take about 30 mins. I waited for an hour and a half with two young children. Once complete I finally pay at 6:58 - took this long for them to patch the tire. I get in my car and pull out one driveway and notice a two huge cracks on my windshield. I immediately pull in the next driveway and address with the assistant service manager who was completely useless. He tells me I need to talk to loss prevention the following day so they can review the video. Wondering what Walmart is going to do to resolve their damage to my windshield. I'm pretty certain when they pulled my car into the bay that the flashlight hanging someone hit my windshield.

I went to Walmart for an oil change and they broke my ignition. I pulled up to the garage door took my key out and reported to front desk clerk. She checked me in. One half hour later a technician comes over to me and asked me how do I shut off my car. He said he could not shut it off. I told him that you had to push it in and turn the switch toward him. I followed him out to show him. He said he thought only 5 speeds had to be pushed.

So I went to Walmart for a quick oil change but instead the two workers who worked on my car stripped my screw that holds the oil in my oil pan, therefore it will not hold oil anymore. Instead of the guys being honest and telling me the truth they blamed my car before I got there even though it was fine before. They said not to drive it and to get it towed and fixed. Not sure why it is my problem to have to fix when they were the ones who screwed it up. They also threw away my old plug and stuck a rubber glove, I repeat a rubber glove up inside, but did not care to tell me that until I was almost inside my car. So I called my boyfriend who is good with cars, but both of us working full time we just didn't have time to change the oil ourselves, and told him. He was furious and said to file a claim and I did. Will never take my car to Walmart again. If their workers can't do a simple oil change they shouldn't be working in the field!!

I bought my tires about 3 years ago and paid for the additional service to have the tires rotated and balanced in the future for no additional charge. I have been getting them rotated every 5,000 miles ever since. I went today but because I no longer have my original tire receipt I was refused service. In the past I've taken in my last rotation receipt and had no problem. Why is the past rotation receipt not good enough? If I have to pay to have my tires rotated, I will not go back to Wal-Mart nor will I ever buy tires from there again.

My husband and I had saved for a year to purchase my car straight out so that I would not have a car payment. I've really prayed about what I am doing at this moment. As everyone know my car has been down since Monday, May 23rd, 2016. As everyone also knows, my car was in perfect mechanical condition up until that date. Robert had a evening off from work and he took it to Wal-mart in Elizabethton to have the oil changed. He figured it was a good idea to get it done, especially knowing how busy with work, Montana's graduation and the girls doing some dance stuff at ASU that I was going to be. He left Wal-mart that evening and headed home. There were no stops, between there and here. He made it just outside of Roan Mountain, the oil light started flashing, my car stalled out and would not start back.

I took my car to Walmart in Southport, NC 6/1/2016 for a oil change and I will never go back there. First of all the guy was new. He had to come in the store to ask what kind of oil my car took. It took 2 hours. When I complained the manager went out there to hurry him up. Afterwards when I got into my car I noticed he didn't turn my oil light off. Then I looked and he didn't put a sticker on my wind shield telling me my next oil change. When he did he put one on for 3,0000 miles and I got a synthetic oil change, should be 6,0000 miles. Please if you're smart you will go somewhere else. I know I will!!! It was so bad I got a $10.00 discount.

On Monday My 30, I got took my vehicle to get oil change so I could be on my way to the beach. When I arrived at Walmart I had no leakage and my car was not running weird and smoking. After my visit at Walmart I had those issues. They tried to blame it on the previous company that had changed the oil had me drive 45 mins away with a smoking car and oil leaking to have previous company repair the issue which was never caused by them. The previous company tried to fix the issue for their customer but failed. Walmart had already broken the piece needed to be removed.The supervisor for the company called Walmart and told them what had been screwed up and Walmart tech and supervisor lied. They said I had leakage before arrival and they had mentioned it to me. *smh*

I arrived at Walmart 30 minutes before they closed to get two tires that I brought in mounted and balanced. I was quoted a price and told to come back in an hour. After an hour I arrived and my car had not even been started yet. Then the mechanic told us that the lug nuts were rusted on which I know is not true because my brakes were done just a week prior and the nuts were removed by hand. After using his air ratchet for over 15-20 minutes with no success he told us that he couldn't get them off and sent us on our way. To top it off he didn't even tighten the bolts on my front tire. This guy was a complete moron and I wouldn't doubt if he was bagging groceries the day before.

I visited the Walmart 3 times in Trainyards in Ottawa, ON to do an oil change. First time I went, they told me they were too busy to take me in since I didn't have an appointment. (Understandable so I left to come back another day). Second time I went, they were open but only 1 staff to tell me "Sorry sir, our staff decided not to come in so we don't have any staff but you can make an appointment for tomorrow 10am." so I did.

I called the South Jordan Parkway store, Tire and Lube center to verify their operating hours when I was told they were open until 8:00 pm. I then asked about the tire I was interested in, and verified the price. I immediately drove to that location at 6:15 pm, while on the phone, informing them I was only minutes away. Upon arrival and parking my car, I was yelled at from a distance that they could not help me. Not only did they yell at me, but the older gentleman with a cane working in the tire center was pointing it at me and demanding I move my car, while the younger man came at me unbelievably irritated and told me that he would not take me in, that he "Just wasn't going to do it!" I explained I had just called only 10 minutes ago and was told I still had over an hour to have just 2 tires replaced, and that they would do it for me.

I went to Walmart for an oil change/ install my own air filter. I bought the items at the same Walmart 2 months before. The mechanic opened the 5 qt of Mobil 1 and it was already used by someone else. I was soo pissed the mechanic said I needed to buy more oil to finish the job. So it cost me another $30.00. I will never go there again. They didn't even know how to replace my air filter on my 2007 VW JETTA. BUYERS BEWARE when buying auto products because the mechanics take products off the shelves like oil and filters. Never trust them again!!!

I visited Marion, Iowa Walmart and then did a oil change on our 93 Pontiac Grand Prix LE. 1) Put the wrong oil filter on. 2) Didn't get oil filter tight enough and 3) didn't put enough oil in. Then are very lucky I didn't blow engine up. Another thing I used to work for Walmart Marion, Iowa and they don't tighten oil filters tight. They leave them loose and the manager there Dave is the biggest screw-up. He trains all these ** idiots this way. I will never take a car or truck to Walmart for ** again. They always manage to screw something up.

On April 29, 2016 I took my 2014 Dodge 3500 for a oil change at Walmart on Dickerson Pike in Nashville, TN. This was my first time taking my vehicle there for service. I was greeted probably when I came in, they asked what I needed and then was told that they would give me a call when my truck was ready. Once I picked my truck up my check engine light came on and my truck began to lose power. I barely made it home. Prior to this day I hadn't had any issues with my truck.

O yes I should have read this before purchasing tires at Walmart. Had tires done at Milford PA Walmart all 4 brand new tires on my Toyota Sequoia. Well took a ride up rt 97 in NY along the Delaware river. Was driving over Hawks Nest... a very windy road and overlook along the river. Was about a mile past there all of a sudden bang... my traction light came on. I said to myself I had better turn around and go home. Well I didn't make it. At about 55 or 60 mile per hour again bang. Out of my left eye my rear driver side tire came completely off because of not doing their job right all lug nuts were gone. Almost 1300 dollars damage to my truck. Now I'm in the middle of a mess between Walmart and Geico. DO NOT GO THRU WHAT I DID. DO NOT BUY TIRES AT WALMART.

Today on April 25, 2016 at 5:19 pm I went to get my oil changed at Oxford Walmart Tire and Lube, and it took them over two hours. I had to wait on another employee to get there to change my oil because the other two employees didn't know how. And then when they got done they left oil on my seat and my car was making clicking noises. And when the paper came out, I still had to wait another 15 to 20 minutes because they was still doing stuff under my car.

I got my tires replaced at the Maysville Road Wal-Mart in Fort Wayne, Indiana on the 20th of this month. They did all four tires. Today when I was driving my driver side tire began shaking. I thought I had a flat. When I stopped to check my tires were fine so I kept driving. Then my car started to shake violently. I made it to another Wal-Mart in Fort Wayne thinking my tires were not balanced correctly. They said that they will rebalance them no problem. Then upon walking around my car I noticed I was missing a lug nut so I checked the rest and they were all loose. But the best part was the lug nut bolt had been completely sheared off. Be warned. Do not get your tires done at Wal-Mart. They are terrible. The best part is that it messed up my rim and I couldn't drive my car. It had to be towed to a repair shop.

I went to get my tires rotated and balanced before I went on a road trip at the Wal-Mart on I-40 E. And Grand St. In Amarillo Tx. The lady at the counter told me they could get me right in and it would take about 30-45 min. So I agreed and went walking around inside the store, and about 35 min has past so I go back to check and see and my truck is lifted up with the front wheels and tires unmounted and the rears were still on the truck. So I'm thinking they are almost done! Another 15 min has gone by and there was no change, so I go to question them on what was going on? Nobody out of 7 guys could answer me!l

I took my car to Walmart in Tega Cay South Carolina March 11th 2016 for an oil change. Return with my car on March 14th because my car was smoking and oil was spewing under the hood. I made a report on that day thereafter as of April 6th 2016 I was told by claims department that I have no claim and it is my burden to prove wrongdoing by their technicians. I was also informed that they are not mechanics and also that they do not have video surveillance within the entire garage (in the bottom bay area). My question is how am I to prove my claim when customers are not allowed to oversee the work being done?

I came to Walmart for 2 tires and a oIL change and it has been almost 2 hrs and I'm still waiting. The techs are walking along leisurely with not a Care in the world. Last time I'm ever coming here!!!

My 70 year old grandmother purchased a replacement rim from Walmart in Lewisburg, WV for $125.00. We were guaranteed that it would fit her car. When it arrived it would not fit so they said they would replace it. We went back and they said they would not replace it because they could not replace rims even though they guarantee them to fit. So she is out 125.00 on a rim that is completely useless to us!!!

I have been trying for 2 days to get a new set of tires before my 14 hour trip to FL and the idiots at this Wal-Mart service center won't allow that to happen for me. I called first to make sure they had the tires and they said it was a slow day. If I came now they could get me in next. After waiting for an hour and a half to see my car brought in I inquire. This idiot had lost my ticket and had let 3 other cars ahead of me. He then reassured me that I'm next to get my oil change. I needed tires not an oil change! I didn't have another hour to wait yesterday so I told him I would bring it back the next day. He tells me they open at 8:00 the next morning. I just took my car back to Wal-Mart for tires this a.m. Got there at 8 sharp. An employee outside says,"uhh we don't open until 9 today". So I've been inconvenienced again by the idiots at Wal-Mart and decided that I don't want these morons working on my car at all. 2 wasted trips, still No tires.

Took car to get an oil change at Walmart In Odessa, TX and a man took the keys and took off in it! They said that the man distracted the employee so he could get the keys, the employee ended up leaving the keys on the counter. He asked her about some tires then took off. At first she had stated that she hung up the keys, Walmart is saying that the camera weren't working and does not want to take responsibility.

On July 15, 2015 my granddaughter took our car that she was using to the Wal-Mart store in Muskogee, OK. She had the oil and filter changed. Less than 2 months later she was driving down the highway when the engine started knocking. She stopped the car and noticed that oil was leaking from the bottom of the car. She was unable to drive the car after that as the engine had thrown a piston through the block. Shortly after that I hauled the car back to the car dealer where I had bought it and asked the owner if he could find another engine for it. I told him that there was no rush on it as we had two other cars. At the time I thought that there might be a possibility that something was not done right during the oil change but did not look into it as I was not in a position financially to replace the motor and another one would have to be found anyway.

I have been calling all morning about I just change my oil at Cape Coral, Fl Walmart and the tech didn't screw in the oil filter all the way and this morning flew off the car and lost all my oil. Possible damage my engine. They even have call me back at all. Now I have to tow my car, lost time at work and no one is calling me back. I wrote back or email me.

Went into the Wal-Mart at Fredericksburg, VA to get 2 new tires and an oil change. They let me know that they did not have the tires in stock, so I ask if the other walmart had them in stock. She was nice, and called. They said they had them, but their tire machine was down, and I would have to bring them back there to have them put on. I agreed. Brought the tires back, let her know that I wanted the new tire on the front, because the tire on the back were almost new (Michelin. 70,000 mile tire with on 23,000 that I drove on them that was still under warranty by Pep Boys).

I went to Walmart in Heber City Utah for new tires. I wait for 4 hours and they couldn't get my car in until next day. My son went to get tires and he waited 2 hours and there was only one ahead of him. Prices on tires are good but I don't think is worth the wait. My question is how long does it take to replace a tire?

I went in for an oil change and tire rotation on my car and was given a price by Wal-mart. When finished they said they need an additional $10.24, less a $2.09 credit, as I needed a special oil filter. I have had oil changed in this car many times and have never been told my car needed a special oil filter. I feel I was ripped off.

75 N Broadway Chula Vista, CA 91910 - I've been having my car oil changes at this Wal-mart store for many years. Though, vacuuming is part of the oil change service I've been getting from them, I never once complained them not doing it. They cancelled the service this morning after I've been waiting for over an hour. The reason? They couldn't put the car in gear, as simple as that. When I asked if another person had tried it, he said, he's the manager. I was just asking for a different person to try it since there was absolutely no problem with it. I wasn't asking for a manager, it could have been just a personal issue. My car was not moved at all where I left it, and didn't have any problem putting it on gear. Such incompetence and lack of customer service skills! They rather lose business, and I rather take mine, elsewhere!

On the 30th of December I went in to get my tire patched, seeing that it was low. The TLE associate told me there were two holes too close to each other to be patched so I HAD to buy a new tire from them. I said, "Sure, that sounds fair." 2 weeks later, my NEW tire was running low so I took it to my mechanic. They said the tire was the WRONG SIZE. The reason my car was leaning to the left was because the TIRE WAS AN INCORRECT SIZE. Wal-Mart full well knew the exact specs of my car, knew what tire I had originally and then sold me a tire that was blatantly wrong. This is a whole new level of incompetence. They should not be trusted to do any meaningful work on anyone's car.

We bought new tires for my daughter's car and we have had to take the car back 4xs due to tires keep losing air... It's causing damage to the tires and rims... It's been leaking around the rims. Last time I requested them to clean the rims like THEY SHOULD HAVE DONE WHEN THEY REPLACED THE OLD TIRES! I waited a hour for the so called manager to come off his 10 minute break, then this big guy wadded into the shop and told the employee "Aww just put some tire seal on it!" It did not help, it still leaked!!

My car broke down on Saturday, we assumed it was the alternator with how it broke down. We got that checked and it's perfectly fine. On Sunday we charged my battery fully, today (Friday) my battery was dead. I had gotten a new battery from Walmart a year ago, a year ago this month. And there's a five year warranty for it so I went in to trade it in and the guy checked it and yeah it was dead - what a surprise. He refuse to give us a new battery and was very rude about it. We ended up leaving and having to buy a brand new battery even though I just bought one almost exactly a year ago today from Walmart. Never buying from you again, there's better and nicer places to go.

After 9 oil changes all from Walmarts in Texas I was recently told that all employees of Walmart Calallen Texas would refuse to change the oil. I have a 2012 Chevy Traverse. I have always used Quaker 5w 30. I was told that only Synthetic oil would be used or I could go somewhere else. The Lube manager was called and he also refused to change the oil. Synthetic oil is recommended for warranty reasons. It is a recommendation. I left and went to another way more distant Walmart and they gladly changed my oil.

I went the Capitol Plaza Walmart and I went at 10 am just to have a flat tire repairs. I had to leave because the wait was too long. I end up leaving at 2:30 pm and they still didn't get to my car. The staff was not even concern with the long wait time. They just played around and went to lunch, eating their food while working on people vehicle. The staff didn't even check on the clients. I just feel is so slow to get your car services then you still have come back because the tire I bought keeps wearing out. I don't like the services at Walmart tire and lube.

I called Walmart at the start of their business hours in the automotive department. I told them I needed both an oil change and to have my check engine light looked into. They told me they did both and first come first serve. I went there approx 9 am. I talked to a man at the counter who said they could do both but when he turned me over to another technician I was told they don't do the check engine lights. I decided to get much needed oil change anyway. I waited for 3 hours. After this time the technician returned and told me that they did not have the tools to service Volvo's. After 3 hours of waiting. He had scanned my Vin, looked at my engine, knew the make and model and yet it took 3 hours to decide to do nothing on my car.

Went to the Wal-Mart Automotive on Gender Road in Canal Winchester, Ohio on 12/04/15 at 2:00 p.m. I've been taking vehicles there for oil changes for years. Well today, the young tech (Jack) who changed the oil in my 2010 Dodge Ram (5.7L) felt enticed to see how the Hemi ran. I observed through the waiting area through the window. The tech exit the garage and proceed to floor the accelerator and burn the tires off the truck. You could hear this throughout the garage and in the waiting area. The other tech who opened the overhead door chuckled. When the tech came inside I let him know my displeasure over his abuse to my vehicle. I asked for the manager (Carmelita) who only said she would take care of and just walked back inside the garage. I was furious for the lack of concern of their customer. I would not recommend nor will go back to this service center again. May just be an isolated incident but how the manager handled the situation was improper as well.

Services were incomplete. The interior of the vehicle wasn't vacuumed and according to the receipt I declined that service, which I didn't. Right front tire was low on air and wasn't filled and on receipt it stated all tires were at 32 psi. The windshield washer fluid wasn't filled although on the receipt it said it was. This leaves me to wonder what else wasn't completed. Did they even change the oil or oil filter? I know these are little things but when the price is 52.37 it's unacceptable for corners to be cut! It is freezing cold outside and I will be filling my tire with air, vacuuming the interior, and filling washer fluid when I paid money for the convenience of not having to do those things.

I receive an ad on 11/23 with a price of $82 for the tire I need. The ad explains only online and must order starting 8 pm on 11/29. When I go to place the order, the price is $119 per tire. When I call customer service I get the Wal-Mart run around and am told that (1) The tire is not available. (2) That the price of $82 was for another tire. (3) We can't help you.?? What good is customer service? Wal-Mart is a waste of time (1) They do not honor their own ad! (2) They make piss poor excuses. (3) I will never shop them again!!!

I brought my husband truck in for an oil change. I thought it was very convenient to do so while I shopped. They told me the price would be $35.88 plus a $3 additional charge for an extra qt. of oil (which is typical because he has a bigger truck). They said it would be 30 minutes. I came back in 30 minutes and the truck was ready!!! I was very happy about this. After waiting behind 3 customers that were paying for store items NOT any services performed, I was then asked for $49!!! When asked why so high, he said it was another $6 because it's an odd oil filter!!! It is a 2008 Tundra with a very basic canister oil filter! I was irritated but left it alone and paid.

I'm the first one to support Wal-Mart. Been shopping there since I was little. Last night wal-mart lost all my business. I called ahead to see if my dad could pay over the phone for me some new tires right before this snowstorm hit. We down at 430 and they happily put the tires on. When I went up to pay with my dad on the phone they denied even saying they would take it over the phone. I told them I couldn't pay $800 dollars without my dad. I apologized even though I was not on the wrong. The older guy came up and refused to take the tires off. He said he wad gonna put a lean on my $30,000 dollar truck! EXCUSE ME? After a manager got involved he apologized and removed the tires. By this time the roads have frozen over and the ride home was not good. I understand no credit card over phone but don't lie to get me there and then treat me like trash.

Took the car in to Walmart tire center to replace a bad tire. The greeter took down my information, and asked what tire I wanted. I showed her the other 3 tires I had on the car and she said she had them in stock. I come back an hour later to find a Goodyear Viva 3 on my car instead of the Douglas Xtra Trac II. I had requested. She went on to tell me it was worth the 70 dollars because its a good tire. Walmart auto techs are dumb as **.

I went to the Butler PA location the other day to get two new tires put on the front and for them to put the current front tires on the rear. I was told there was only like 2 cars ahead of mine and I would be contacted when it was finished. Well after the time kept ticking it had been probably two hours. I went back and asked them if it was finished yet and still was told there was two cars ahead of mine. This gentlemen was hard to get a hold of because he was too busy talking and carrying on with this women who was stocking shelves when he was supposed to be in the service center.

Walmart #4131 (Culebra) and #2864 (Alamo Ranch) both located in San Antonio, TX has terrible personnel manning issues. I went to both on a regular weekday Tuesday, November 10, 2015. NEITHER locations had available technicians for an oil change on a timely manner because, "not enough techs are available". I'm not wasting my time anymore. This was at 2:30 pm not even a holiday, both places. Just lost a customer now.

Went to Walmart Oil and Lube center three weeks ago to have tires balanced and was told their balance machine was out of order. Their ETA to get fixed is "a few weeks". Today I called around 10:00 AM and was told the machine is finally back in order. Was told as long as I can get my car there before 12:00 they should be able get my tires balanced. Got there 11:00 AM and was told by the front desk clerk the technicians will need to take lunch break and will not be back at 2:00 PM. The last car they can take in is 4:00 PM.

I went to Walmart Auto in Council Bluffs, IA recently and had them replace my front driver's side tire. Yesterday evening, my tire flew off while I was driving down the interstate. It's very apparent that they didn't mount it properly, or torque the lug nuts properly. When I called them to explain my situation and hopefully resolve it, they pretty much laughed it off and told me that they weren't going to do a single thing to help me. Due to their negligence, I could have hurt or killed myself and others. I am now without a car until I can repair the hundreds of dollars in damage, and the manager at the shop, James, just laughs it off.

Been taking truck for service on oil change and this last time some guy strip my oil pan in my truck so now I ask who is liable? Who do I contact? I spoke to manager and they took pictures. So my question is is my family ok to be safe in Truck? What's going happen now?

On July 27, 2015 I brought my 2002 Chevy Malibu to your service center at the Germantown, Maryland location for a simple oil change. I have had my vehicle for over two years now and being a woman I maintain the maintenance on my vehicle 100%. I visited the the service center and followed all the proper procedures as I have done many times before at Wal-mart with no problem for my oil change. But this particular time it took longer than it's ever have before. I was thinking they had forgot to service me so I called and they said "We left a message" but they had not. I left the service dept and proceeded home. Within 10 min the vehicle seem to act as if it was losing power and I notice the temp hand moving in the red. My mom and I both notice that water was leaking. Once we got home I couldn't bring the vehicle rt back. I was worried it would stop on me at that point.

Oct 3 oil change at Lenoir City TN Walmart. Oil filter on wrong gasket crimped. Lost 9 qts out of 15. They said "take it to dealer engine destroyed diesel." Now they want to total my wk van, pay it off, give me 3800 and keep van. They will not pay the 855.00 shop bill cause CMI did not authorize the bill. They don't care about anyone.

Brought in my 03 Ford Explorer. Had oil change while shopping. Came back out to witness employee putting oil can on top of my motor then going around and starting engine. The engine rattled for a few seconds. When I got it home it rattled each time I started it and everytime since. Walmart's investigating people, said it was not their problem or fault.

I went to store #4475 at 8am for a tubeless plug for my tire. Upon leaving my vehicle with them I covered my change which was full of quarters & other coins as well as some papers on my passenger seat. Coins gone & papers rifled through!

This place is by far no means the best. I've only returned because of the price and because it's right down the street from my house. So my expectations were not super high. They never called me to come pick up my car. So I waited two hours. Called and was on hold for 15 mins with no answer. So I just showed up. After I paid, I found my car in the lot, with the window down during light rain and the driver side door handle was broken, completely unusable... I wasn't mad it was broken, there's a factory defect with the handles I've been dragging my feet to replace but they didn't even mention it to me... On the receipt I noticed it says "all door handles missing on arrival". This was incorrect. The driver side was still functional.

The price was great, but it took an hour when there was 1 car in front of me almost done. They also spilled oil all over the engine compartment, and my front bumper----SLOPPY WORK!

Store #3709 Gresham rd SE Atlanta GA 30316 - I purchased tires and tire warranty from store and when I went in for service 10/05/15 was refused service. Tech said my tire was wore? Now the purpose for this warranty is to rotate tire to even tire wear! For the lifetime of tire! Wal-Mart store never have a hotline to talk to somebody. Store cust service people just pass the buck! Wal-Mart is not cust service pro-active. I WILL NEVER BUY WARRANTY FROM WAL-MART. TAKE CHANCE WITH MANUFACTURER.

Took 1 and 1/2 hours to change oil and rotate tires. I was the only vehicle when I arrived.

My 80 year old mother in law had a flat tire (roofing nail). I changed her tire and told her to take her car and get it fixed and they will put the spare back under the car. Well she took it Walmart in Kenner, LA on West Esplanade Ave. She calls and said they put a new tire on her car because they told her that due to city driving that the bead around the rim was in poor condition. She drives 10 miles a day and in the suburbs not the city. I put the spare on for and saw nothing else wrong with the tire except a roofing nail in a spot that is easily repaired. This is just someone needing to make a buck and taking advantage of the elderly. I will now have to take off of work anytime she needs something and we will be taking the car elsewhere for repairs. This just plain disgraceful.

I had a slow leak in one of the tires that I purchase from Walmart. When I bought the set of four tires I also got the road hazard on them, tire rotation and lifetime balance. They took the tire off and fixed the leak but when I asked them if they re-balance it I was told "You only balance the wheel. The tire does not need to be re-balance and that is done when you purchase the tires. It get worse." This was told to me by the guy that said he has been running the Walmart auto department for 15 years. If I drive now over 63 miles an hour you can feel that tire is way out of balance.

It took 2 1/2 hours to get a battery put in. They really just stood around and talked. The MANAGER stood and talked with them. The girl in front of me had been there 3 hours and still didn't have her oil changed. I told her to go to America Oil, it takes 10 minutes. I spoke with manager. He said two people called in. That didn't matter. I never saw anyone work so slow. I would of been fired if I ever did my job like that including the manager. We were going to have our tires rotated that we bought there but cancelled that!!! Never again.

Took my Durango to Walmart in Concord NC for an oil change. Didn't make it out of the parking lot before it was red lining. Overheating and steam coming from motor. Had to have head gasket work on my truck with 35,000 miles. Word of advice don't trust them!!!

I went into our local Walmart to have my oil changed and the serviceman over tightened the oil plug causing it to leak oil. I went back and told them and they sent me to the dealership and I went to the dealership and they told me that they had not touched my vehicle and to go back to Walmart. I went back to Walmart and explained what had happen to the Mgr and she asked me to go and get an estimate.

I purchased Goodyear tires from Wal-mart nearly three years ago. The tires had a 60,000 mile warranty, and were priced lower than competitors. My car was aligned, and I had a bad shake in the front, and the local tire dealer/alignment shop said it was a faulty tire. I returned to Wal-mart, and I was given the old tire salesman line, "We don't make square tires anymore." This comment was meant to exaggerate, and thereby dismiss my concern as ridiculous. However, I was not claiming that the tire was square, but that it had a manufacturer's defect. Obviously, tire manufacturers do make defective tires, because Wal-mart relented, admitted that they couldn't balance the tire, and gave me a new tire. At that point, I began to suspect that name brand tire manufacturers may be selling their less than perfect tires to Wal-mart so that they can save us money to help us live better.

Have had 2 separate issues with this location. They took 8 hours to do a tire change. They refused to call my phone if there was a problem. I stayed in the waiting room the entire time and they never bothered to tell me they were out of stock and would need approval for a different tire. After this happening 3 times I asked for a manager and stood at the desk the entire time until they finished. They "compensated" me with a free oil change.

I went to the automotive dept. yesterday 8/31/2015. I needed a tire for my car. There was a bubble in the passenger front side. So I asked for two front tires. Got the price. The guy put them on and I paid for them $267 and some change. All of the money except for some grocery money. I get in my car the next morning and the battery is dead so I get jumped off. I hop back to Wal-Mart automotive and tell the girl that waited on me the day before. So I purchase a new battery.

I took my car to Wal-Mart for a simple oil change. They emptied out wrong fluids and over filled it up with the other fluids. At first, they owned up to their mistakes and even admitted that they had no idea how to fix it. After speaking to a couple of different managers, I was finally told to take it to my mechanic and that they would pay for all repairs, no matter the damage or outcome, and also reimburse me for cabs to and from work. I made sure to get this in writing. So I had my car towed to the Mazda dealership.

I purchase 4 tires about a month ago. Came outside to a flat tire. Brought my car to Walmart's so I can get a new tire. I was informed due to the tire being flat it wasn't a manufacture issue and that I was responsible for purchasing a new tire. I was upset due to the tire had no wear nor tear on it. Walmart's could not tell me why the tire had a flat. The tire was new and shouldn't of had to gone to this trouble for a month old tire. The manager was rude and didn't want to work on the problem. Needless to say I had to purchase the tire and felt I was taken advantage of. I will not be returning nor will I give out any referral in the auto department.

Today, we were in the area and wanted to get a new tire put on the car to remove the donut tire that was on. We called this Walmart 3 times and every time, someone answers and you can hear conversations in the background then the phone hangs up. We were able to find a direct number to the auto center and after 5 minutes of ringing, someone answers and hangs up on us. Completely unprofessional.

On Sunday August 16, 2015 I went to Walmart Super Center in Griffin, Georgia. I went there to have 6 tires balanced and mounted on my truck. I wanted to have my spare tire taken off and put on my back driver side. It is brand new. 1st we arrived at 2:00pm. The lady told me it would be a little less than an hour. No worries, I could shop. About an hour we went back to the tire center and sat down and waited. One of the boys that was working on my truck - came into the waiting room and asked my husband if he could come out there and show them how to get the spare tire down. They had hammered the spare tire lock FLAT. There was no way to remove it now. 2nd - when we left $150 later at 4:20 pm, we got 3 miles down the road and my truck started shaking real bad - bad enough I could not go over 50 mph on the interstate.

I went to Wal-Mart in Bluefield Virginia to get four new tires on her car, 1035 miles later her passenger front tires comes off the car with five broken tire studs. I clock out of work and rush to my daughter to make sure she is ok and then call Wal-Mart, they send a manager to us about 3 hours later and offer me 50 bucks for my trouble. I ask the guy to make a claim and to please fix the car right because her fender, rim, rotor is damaged and all happen when she is on her way home from her first day of college! I get a phone call today and they said it's not their fault because they don't know who else has worked on the car after it left their shop! NO ONE BUT WAL-MART WORKED ON THIS CAR!!!

I decided to take my car for an oil change somewhere besides Walmart. Guess what? I am never EVER taking it to them! According to where I had my oil change place done in Vancouver, WA, "DURING INSPECTION TECH FOUND DRAIN PLUG LOOSE AND OIL FILTER SATURATED WITH ENGINE OIL". They asked me who did my last oil change and told them it was Walmart. If I had waited longer and NOT gone to them and kept going to Walmart, I would've had more damage to my engine and who knows what else! Even one of the mechanics said an employee of Walmart also trusted her own store mechanics to work on her car and she wasted $3K on them! My advise to you if you're looking for cheaper options, do your research and DON'T TAKE IT TO Walmart!

WHATEVER YOU DO!!! DO NOT TAKE YOUR CAR TO A WALMART AUTO SERVICE CENTER!!! ON August 01, 2015 I took my car in at approximately 2:30 pm to have a full synthetic oil change done... About 4 PM when I paid the bill and then got in my car to go home I noticed as soon as I put the car in reverse that something didn't feel right. I went about .2 miles so not even a quarter of a mile. Turned around and went back b/c my car wasn't shifting properly. Waited 4 days for their claim insurance to call me. The gentlemen hung up in my face. Contacted corporate Walmart and no response from them either. Took the car to the dealer to have it fixed to come and find out they drained the transmission fluid and not the oil. So had 8 to 10 qt of oil in my car and no transmission fluid and they are refusing to pay for damages.

Got new tires for my 2004 2500 Dodge truck. They sold me 1500 dodge tires - did not know it till I needed to rotate them. The shop that was rotating them told me they were for a 1/2 ton truck load range C. My truck requires a load range. Went to talk to them and they sad it's been too long. I got the tires on 08/10/15 so what's up with them selling tires that do not work on this type of Truck? I was willing to pay whatever it took to get my truck safe.

Went to have the oil changed Sat. 8/8/15, at the 4th St. Longview, Tx store. Went in, the lady running the counter was very short quite snotty with us, told us would be 1 1/2 hrs. 2 cars ahead, No cars or techs in the bays. Ask where they were. She says with her snotty attitude, "They're all on break." Mind you this was 9:30 am, they opened at 7 am. I said, "All your techs go on break at one time?" She just continues what she's doing and says, "Yep." Then basically throws the little ticket to us and says, "We'll page you when It's done," which they didn't - we had to check back. Noticed where they had checked the air in the tires they didn't tighten the stem caps maybe one twist, surprised they didn't fall off. It's obvious they could care less about the customers or their jobs there. I'm sure there are people our there that would love a job.

Walmart Tire Lube Woodbury MN - Horrible!! Didn't have the right equipment to take the wheels off my truck tires. They were able to get two wheels off and put two new ones on, had to go home and take my old wheels off myself, drive back the next day to have the other two tires put on. Then they didn't even put the center caps back on. Got anti-seize all over the brand new tires I bought! NEVER will I go there again! Spoke to Troy the Manager, he was worthless and didn't care! NEVER buy tires from Walmart! They do not care at all about customers and can't complete a job! I paid over $700 for tires and I had to do 1/2 the work!

The tech keep telling me my oil was showing over full on the stick. Did I change the stick? Was it always off? I said "no it was the dip stick that came in my car and it never showed over full before." Well he had drained the transmission fluid, and keep putting oil in the car. Now my car is sitting at Walmart overnight. No transmission fluid, too much oil on top of oil. Oil that wasn't drained. What a mess. They can't get the transmission fluid in the car. They don't have the tools to do it, what do I do. It's crazy. I had to take a cab home now to work in a cab just because I wanted a oil change and they drained my transmission.

Store number 2078. Brought my 2006 Saab 9-5 in for an oil change. Almost immediately after, noticed coolant odor. Coolant now leaking in my driveway. I've never had a coolant leak or issue at all on this vehicle. And less than 15 minutes after I get it changed, my car is warning "coolant low, service engine soon", and there's a huge fluid leak. Returned immediately to the service location to be informed, "We didn't touch the coolant system. Not our fault." Mind you, they haven't even LOOKED at the car before determining that they aren't at fault. Gee. I wonder what their response is going to be. Apparently, they film every service appointment. After THEY review the film (I'm not allowed to see it), they'll inform me of their decision.

I went to get a standard oil change. After oil change, they gave me a paper listing everything that was checked and said everything was fine with my car. A week later, something is wrong with my car. I took it to a different service center. They did the SAME checks on my car, and found several things under the hood and in my A/C system in terrible condition that Walmart said was "checked." Now I am wondering what Walmart actually checked. And if they saw anything wrong, why they didn't mention or explain anything. I am very disappointed with Walmart. Will not be returning.

I went to Walmart store #1361 in Sioux city Iowa. I strictly told them I have used Valvoline oil since the car was new. I confirmed twice with the clerk and he stated it would be 36$ plus any extra oil and filter cost. I get my car done an hour later only to notice they used cheap Castrol bulk oil... Called manager, was transferred to TLE manager and he said "bring the car back and we will change it." No thanks not waiting another hour. Taking car to Dodge dealer and filing a complaint with 1-800 Walmart. They will be paying for damages as they are responsible for not listening to the customer.

Two cars having oil changes were before me. It took an hour and 15 minutes before my car's service was started. My car took over 45 minutes. A manager watched (wearing grey) and another employee (wearing navy) did the same thing while Nick (wearing navy) serviced my car and at least the one before me with NO help from the others. Later when asked, the one in navy who watched said he was a technician training Nick. There were others waiting to have oil changes, but it was RARE to have anyone manning the cash register where people ask for service. I think my time is more important and will gladly pay $10 more to actually get better service.

I went to my local Wal-Mart with a tire issue on all four tires. I was headed for a road trip and didn't need a problem. Manager stated it was my vehicle and not the tire. OK maybe but this car has a perfect maintenance record with receipts. So to be safe I special ordered a set of Uniroyals Laredo Tour OEM for this vehicle now made by Michelin Tire Co. After the tires were put on and the bill was ready, I notice there wasn't any road hazard as requested. I asked the department manager. She stated that there was something mechanically wrong with my car, and she would not sell me road hazard. HELLO, now the only condition to add road hazard was to put a disclaimer which was never revealed till I left and read my bill. Now for the rest of the story. After a few hundred miles car started shaking and continued.

If you have high performance car - don't ever change oil in Walmart! (I have no choice to stop by in Walmart, near Kansas city). It took us one hour. Great! After half of mile driving, I noticed a smoke coming behind my car. Stop. Found they did not close properly oil lid on engine, and oil start spill onto exhaust pipe. I understand: maybe its too complicated to mechanic in Walmart to close oil lid in Mercedes. Behind me stopped another car, asked if I need any help. (Thanks, nice couple in p/u black car, with handicap decal.) When I told them that I changed oil in Walmart they said me that is usual what should I expect. Ok. Together with oil change, I asked Walmart to rotate a tires.

VW Passat got 3 new tires, two rear and front passenger side. About 2 weeks later front cv axle disconnected from transmission. Found out the screws were gone. This was on the front driver's side wheel. They should not have been working on. Lost two days work and pulled muscle pushing my car up my driveway. Had to buy screws and tools to reattach joint. Someone later told me that crazy stuff like this happens to people after they take their cars to Wal-Mart.

I needed the air in my tires checked and the men at this particular Wal-Mart oil & lube are so awesome. When I ask for help they are available. I am a single parent who at times needs assistance and they are accommodating. Thanks so much, greatly appreciated!!!

They told me that they couldn't rotate my tires because it was too dangerous. I had tires put on at the same place only two years ago and only driven about 40,000 miles on them. Then they put on cheap General Grabber tires (what brand is that?). I had on Bridgestone. They over charged me $105.12. They charged for tires that were not put on, $164, but put on the dirt cheap $116. The department is poorly run. No cars in the bay, four workers walking inside complaining that they did not get a break at the right time. This was at the Bentonville Super center.

Supervisor took my car, stripped all of the lug nuts, and replaced them with truck. I tried for a week to get help. I paid for repairs and it was deemed unsafe. Now they won't respond or help with medical and lost wages. The metal is stripped on all lug nuts.

Went in with BMW 525xi for oil change and tire rotation. Came back 3 hours later, no oil change or rotation. Get this they said because the car did not have a dipstick they could not change the oil. Lines were long. Only one guy there. He was telling people to give him a minute. One guy waited over an hour for tires only to be told they did not have them in stock. Go there and you will be frustrated beyond belief. The Parkesburg store is just awful.

In for routine oil change, waited over an hour while they had my vehicle then finally was told they couldn't do the oil change because of previous paperwork saying I had signs of a leak. Suddenly my oil change light and coolant light are on.

I went to Walmart in South County off of Telegraph on June 07, 2015. I wanted to purchase 2 Goodyear tires for my Chevy Tahoe. I was told they had 4 tires. Checked my car in, left and did some shopping for about an hour and a half, went back to check on my car. The mechanic told me that he was just getting ready to page me. They didn't have the tires and had already disposed of my others tires and that he could give me 2 of the same size but different brand. I tried calling my husband he didn't answer, so I told the guy to give them to me since I basically had no choice. Had to wait another 30 minutes.

Had a tire that failed. It had a large bubble on side of tire that was taking the tire off the rim. While deciding on tires, I asked son to look at the rear tires as well. The tread he could see was 75%. They only changed the front 2 tires. An hour later, we were on our way. In less than 45 miles, a back tire failed just as we went through a intersection that involved multiple major highways combining and breaking off in downtown Nashville, Tenn. We were headed to Indy after leaving and the Walmart employees were aware of this. I managed to get over on the highway but could not spot the issue. Got off the next exit and wonderful church people helped us realize the tire had started separating and a part of the tire was hanging and beating the car. They cut it off for us and we slowly drove back to the Walmart we just left.

My truck sat outside for close to 2 hours before they started installing tires. I spent 2 hours and 20 mins. to get 4 tires installed. There were several people in the service area just walking around do nothing. Ordering tires very simple, installation nightmare.

I took my vehicle in to have new tires put on them about a month ago and before I went in, I noticed my son and daughter both had their 3ds on top of the console so I decided to put them in it instead. When I came out I was in a hurry to pick my kids up from school but noticed one of the 3ds were missing. I know for a fact both of them were in there when I went in because I specifically put them in the console to be out of sight. I hate to accuse anybody of being a thief but it's pretty obvious someone from the Bluefield Walmart stole my child's 3ds and when I called to complain, the manager claims that he will view the video footage to see if he notices anything suspicious. Mind you, they had my ride for over 3 hours. He calls me back in about 15 minutes and says he sees nothing that would support my claim. That he could tell where his hands were the whole time.

For the last four years I have been taking my vehicles to Wal-Mart for oil changes in Muscle Shoals, Alabama and each time the employees dented both fenders by leaning on my car plus leaving oily hand print every where. I'm sick of this shade tree quality and won't ever let Wal-Mart change my oil ever again and will let any and everybody else know what experience I had there. My wife's truck developed a check engine code after changing the oil plus one time the employees broke her dip stick off and never accepted responsibility only to tell me that they couldn't touch it until I took it somewhere else to repair it then bring it back for oil changes...but like I said Wal-Mart will never earn my businesses again. Thanks for messing up my vehicles.

I had tires put on my wife's car at Sam's Club. We let our membership run out so when it came time to rotate the tires, we took it to Wal-Mart to have them rotated and balanced. This would have been free at Sam's, but I was willing to pay for the service at Wally's. I dropped the car off and explained to the associate checking me in, that one rim had been damaged, and I had a replacement rim in the trunk. The damaged rim was bent and caused an awful shaking at high speeds. I asked them to trade out for the new rim while rotating. The associate repeated back to me from his report all that needed to be done; four tire rotation with balance, and to replace the one rim with the new one in the trunk of the car. He told me it would be a little over an hour. After shopping around for about 1/2 an hour, I noticed the car sitting outside the bay. I asked the lady at the counter if it was already done and she handed me the key and took my money.

I came in to get an oil change on my only day off this week. I checked my car in @ 1:45 p.m. At 4:00 p.m. my car is still parked in the lot not touched. Another set of customers are in front of me. They have been wait 2 1/2 hours. This is Memorial Day. I am grateful that Walmart is open for my business on this holiday. But, due to this wait I have missed a Family event.

On May 5th, 2015 took my 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan in to have tires balanced and rotated. On may 9th we were leaving on a trip for the weekend. We were a hour and a half into the trip when we heard a continuous knocking coming from the front of the van. So we turned around and headed back to Warrenton Missouri were we live. On the way home we stopped at the same Wal-Mart to have them check the tires. They rotated them back and said "Everything is fine now." That was on may the 9th.

Went to Wally World today to get four general grabbers installed on old suburban. They were offering free installation online. Called to ask and the manager said that she would match online price. 40 dollars cheaper online. So I went for it. They tried to get me with warranty which I did not want. And were a little slow and not polite, but I went expecting that. So overall not too bad...especially with free basic install.

A few weeks ago I went to the Walmart Lube and Tire Center to have 2 all season on my car and the winter ones off. The next day when I went out to the parking lot to go shopping, I noticed that one of the tires I had changed at Walmart was flat. I took it back to Walmart to have it fixed and I figured that I won't have to pay for it because the technician didn't seal it properly, WRONG!!!!! They charged $25 bucks to repair a problem they caused. They told me very rudely because it wasn't one their tires, the repair wouldn't be free! I am never going back there again, because they made me pay for problem they caused in the first place. What a rip off!!!! My advice to you is never get your car serviced at Walmart for anything. They are ignorant, rude and don't stand behind the service they provide!!!!!

Purchased truck tires on May 2014 with road hazard for a total of 830.00. As of April 2015 with 11,000 miles the vehicle had been in for rebalance 6 times in 11 months yet tires still would not balance and tread wear at 50% on a 50,000 mile Bridgestone tire. On April 15, 2015 I talked to a manager and asked them what to do and they said they would fix the issue. They ordered new tires and said they would charge by miles on the tires. 11,000 miles on a 50,000 tire approx 20% and refund the tires less the 20% then purchase the ordered tires. I was told the total would be around $170.00 to fix the defect. On April 20th I was at Wal-Mart to have the tires installed but they were busy so I said “Take care of your customers and call me in the morning with final cost and I will bring the vehicle in.” Manager thanked me and said he would call in the morning.

I was standing at the check out/check in & another customer walked up with a large bag of dog food. She sat it on the counter since it was heavy. The employee came over & shot me a dirty look & proceeded to help the second customer. Even though she saw me there first. From then on, she was very rude & hateful. I don't know this person so I don't know if she is always this way. There were only 2 other vehicles in the shop, but it was going to be an hour & half to get 2 tires mounted. I really think she wanted me to go somewhere else the way she acted. On another occasion, I took my truck there to fix a flat & by the next day, it was flat again. I ended up going somewhere else.

I took my car into for an oil change at the Rome GA store #825 and did not get the service I usually get. I ask for a standard oil change and to replace a headlight and was told they could do that, instead got a premium oil change for $45 and did not get a headlight. When I went back the man acted like it wasn't his problem. I have shopped with Wal-Mart for a lot of years and I did not appreciate being treated that way.

Took my Chevy Cavalier in for an oil change about 11 am. They upsold me a fuel injection flush for 10 additional. While I waited, I shopped and put in pictures at the photo area. About noon, they called. I went up and they were looking for my keys, then someone came from the back and said they just started because they couldn't get the filter out. I joked with them and left to go shop more and wait for my pictures. Got my pictures, paid for other items and went back to check status at about 1 pm. Still not ready. The gentleman said usually an oil change takes 20 minutes, a bit more for fuel injection service. He couldn't say why not yet done. Was done at about 1:30.

I called the Walmart on Henry St. in Muskegon and asked if they had tires that would fit my car. They told me that they did and that there was only one person waiting for tires and that I should come right over. I got there within 5 minutes and told them that I wanted my 2 front tires replaced. They gave me a slip and said that they would notify me in the store when the car was ready, if I wanted to wait and do some shopping. After almost 2 hours of hanging around in the store, I took my purchases to the register in Automotive. That is when they informed me that they only had 1 tire that would fit my car. I guess that the inventory showed 6 on hand.

I went to Walmart in Douglasville for an oil change. When I picked my vehicle up I noticed that the oil light and the engine light was on. These lights were not on before I dropped the car off. I had a doctors appointment for one of my children So I could not go back into the store immediately. I did immediately called them and told them what had happened. They said to come in when I got back from the doctor. When I returned to the store they took my vehicle. They said they drain the oil that was in there and put a thicker oil in there hoping that that would cause the light to go off. When that didn't work They started googling How to fix the problem.

Took in for oil change - the tech broke my threads on oil pan, over tight the plug on my car. Walmart paid for towing to garage to fix. The garage tried rethread the oil pan failed. Car leaked oil - called garage to come get car. Walmart paid for repair. Now because it leaks Walmart blames garage for bad repair and says the garage didn't fix it like Walmart told them and garage wants to put on new oil pan and Walmart will not pay for anything. Refuse to fix my car blaming garage for not fixing it right so now I am screwed. Now I still have a broken car. I need to sue Walmart just don't know how. What a nightmare.

On March 25th I brought my vehicle to Wal-Mart (store 3324) in Sheboygan for an oil change. It was an easy way to multitask -- I also had some shopping to do. After the oil change I went to work (part time job) and got home later that evening (it was dark out). For the next 2 days I left the house when it was dark and got home when it was dark. On Saturday afternoon when I got home from work, (first time it had been light out coming or going to work) I pulled into my driveway and to my horror, I had 3 large dark spots in my driveway. By large I mean 15 -20 inch in diameter. Not sure what the substance was, I called Wal-Mart to ask if I could have it looked at.

I saw an employee and asked him if ya'll carry a specific brand of tires. He told me "I'm not on the clock." I've had similar experiences here before and if I can buy any product elsewhere, I will shop there instead. We bought 4 new tires somewhere else. You lost a good customer.

Every 3 months I have taken my 2007 Chevy to be serviced, oil, fluids, vacuum. Referred a friend also, then referred another friend. Last visit first friend, they claim Oil pan leaking. No leaks. Had car checked elsewhere. My last visit, they claim "oil pan" leaking, had car checked elsewhere, no leaks. This visit occurred March 5 2015. After assuring me all else other than "oil leak" was fine, car began missing. Had NO transmission fluid left in car. I have no idea how much damage I, or Walmart may have done to a perfectly good transmission. When I returned to speak with someone, March 27 2015 approx. 5:30 pm, a Manager of another dept informed me I have oil leak only. Advised her NOTHING in oil was leaking. Advised NO transmission fluid in my car after I left Walmart. Again, only stated I have oil leak. Refused to assist even with an apology. Since this time I have spoken with countless people that have experienced the same issues.

Took my 2013 Honda Civic with 11,702 miles on it for an oil change and tire rotation to Walmart in Greeneville Tennessee. The next day my son took the car to work and called me to tell me the check engine light was on so I told him I just had the oil changed and to look under the hood. When he opened the hood the oil cap was in the engine compartment and there was oil all over the engine. I called Walmart and they told me to bring the car back. I then called Honda and they told me not to drive the vehicle so I had it towed to Honda. Thank goodness I did. No major issues. They cleaned the engine and replaced a quart of oil. I filed a complaint with Walmart. He said he will have to review the video so this is probably not going to end without a fight. I will never take my car to Walmart for any work. My closest Honda dealer is 30 miles away but it is well worth the trip.

I purchased 2 tires from Hudson Bridge Walmart in Stockbridge on 3/13/15. Within hours, one of the tires blew a hole out at the sidewall for no apparent reason. By the next evening (3/14/15), the second would no longer hold air. I went back to store on 3/16/15 and was told by 3 managers that I would not be able to get a refund or an exchange. When I had asked if they were aware of the complaints and bad reviews of the same problem with the same tire (which unfortunately, I didn't look up reviews until after the fact), the tire department manager responded with, "They are cheap tires and I wouldn't have sold them to you." But still was told nothing they could do. I might as well have thrown that money in trash. Then after looking at info received to go through manufacturer's warranty, I realize it was the wrong info! I would like to look into a class action lawsuit! A lot of people on the online reviews are asking for one as well.

I bought a set of Goodyear tires at Walmart. (P265/70R17 TRACK2). At 8,000 miles I had a flat. Took it to an auto repair place to have it fixed. They told me the bead had split and was not repairable. They could not offer a replacement because it was a Walmart co-branded tire, and suggested I take it back. I had purchased the road-hazard insurance with the tires originally. So, went back to the Walmart I bought them from.

I went to Walmart very early this morning for about 8.45am to try change battery of my car but I been there for about 2 hours waiting but the customer service told me at that time I have 6 cars ahead of me. Also I can see inside the shop and nobody was working on any car So it is unacceptable to offer an service that it does not work.

On January 23rd, I took my car to the auto service dept at the Walmart located in near our home for an oil change. When the technician asked for my information, I asked him for an oil change and to check everything because we were going to use the car for a long drive at the end of the week. I also asked if they could check and fill the power steering fluid if needed because the steering had become tight and thought it may need some fluid. He stated they could but it would be a while before the car was ready because they were very busy. I told him I would leave the car and come back later that afternoon to pick it up.

The Auto Care Center at my Walmart (6149 Old National Hwy, College Park, GA 30349) is full of slow, lazy, liars. I pulled up at 3:40 to get my oil changed and specifically asked if it would be done by 4:30 because I needed to be somewhere by 5. I was assured that my car would be done by 4:30 and I believed him since there was only one car in the garage, leaving the other four garage slots open.

I was a ASE Technican. I always buy My tires at Wal-Mart and sometimes have My Oil changed there, depending if I have time to do it. I haven't had any trouble and I have had three sets of Tires put on different Vehicles in the last Year. Sometimes the wait can be extensive but overall that's all part of it. I do wish I would see more Torque Tues being Used but I have never had an Issue. I would rather buy My tires and Oil changes elsewhere because they have taken over everything else. I just can't compete with The prices.

Took my SUV for the mechanic to check it. The mechanic ask to look under the hood with him and found my oil cap was on top of the motor and oil was everywhere. I was very upset with the guy that change my.

My car already had 2.5 extra quarts of oil in already. If ** had changed my oil why would it STILL have 3 extra quarts in it AFTER he was done. He disconnected my cruise control. It is the only car we have. My husband is disabled.

In brief. I had Rain X wiper blades($32.00 a pair) installed at my auto parts store on 2/5/15. I had my oil changed (Mobile One high mileage oil) at Walmart Osprey Florida on 2/17/15. When finished was told that the bill was not correct and that the Tech added wiper blades. Ok fine. I didn't ask for the blades to be replaced as the ones that were on when I came in were new and very expensive. I told Doug to get my Rain X blades back on. He went out to the bay and said, not to worry sir the blades that they put on would be comped to me. I said no, I want MY Rain X blades that were on back on the van. Ok, he said he would have the blades back on. I watched from a distance as the tech took blades on put another set on. Out the door I went only to find out when I got home they were not the Rain X blades but a cheap set of blades.

Tires and lube express should the guest work out Major automotive repairs. First thing, this counter should be just for automotive needs only. The customer service rep manager gets every call only she can resolve. Next, line of 20 with only 3 has needs automotive concerns. Not a good wait time. Thoughts upon the estimate time 2-4 hrs. Go figure 3 mechanics on duty. Noted there's no system, who does what? Wait was time increase by 1 hr. Customer service failed!

Worst Experience of my Walmart life. Walmart Store # 03093 located in Meridian, Idaho. I normally go there to do tire rotation and change my oil for my Touring Sedan, Sebring Chrysler. On January 16, 2015, IT WAS THE WORST WALMART EXPERIENCE IN MY LIFE! I went in there for an easy oil change, but it ended up as a 3 hours in a hell hole.

I went into the Walmart on High Cross Road in Urbana, Illinois to get my light bulb changed. I had to come back the next day and wait because they had put the bulb in wrong and melted the glass so basically I had burning melted glass in my car. The day before, they ended up charging me double and did not catch it until the next day when I went in again. On top of everything, they left my car unlocked and trunk wide open in the middle of the parking lot unattended.

I'm sorry many of you had problems with Walmart Tire Lube now called Auto Care. I work for a Walmart TLE as a service writer. If one of the technicians broke a part, we tow the vehicle to a shop just down the street from us and pay for it. The bill is faxed to us for claims and the customer is reimbursed if they did have to pay for anything. Of course the techs check the vehicle over for any potential problems to start with so we don't have that, but accidents can happen. (I.e. if you're missing studs we won't perform tire work for that will be unsafe.) The only complaint we get is the wait time, but we are short staffed and cannot make the store hire people.

In June of 2014 I had Walmart rotate and balance my tires, as I was taking a trip to Las Vegas. I was in Vegas for about a week. When I was leaving Vegas to come back home to Mesa Arizona when I heard something hitting the bottom of my car. I pulled over and check to see if I had to run something over. When I stuck my hand under the vehicle I realize that it was my front right passenger tire that was completely shredded. This leads me to believe that they in fact did not complete a tire and balance rotation as the paperwork indicated. I filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and when the manager of the Walmart made contact with me to blame me for the tire being in the condition that it was and because I didn't report it right away, she felt as though I was lying and trying to get new tires out of her.

Was having engine problems before I took my CRV in for an oil change. Engine code 0011. My Honda tech diagnosed I had a stretched timing chain and a bad tensioner. Repaired timing chain and tensioner and drove 6 miles and the engine light, and VSA lights come on. Code p2646 Vtec Valve switch. Honda tech replaced Vtec Valve switch. Drove car for another 6 miles and all lights come on - AGAIN code p2646. Honda tech then noticed the VERY small oil filter on my car. Honda tech changed oil and filter and the car runs PERFECT. Went to a different Wal-Mart and asked him what filter my car would take. He said it would be a 7317. I told him that I had taken it to another Wal-Mart and that's not what they put on it. He said wait, maybe they are using the 2014 filter guide book. It determines using a FRAM PH6607 which they installed on my car.

We waited 3 hours for them to install 2 car tires on my car, otherwise the guys are nice and everything. If you are in a hurry I would not recommend having tires installed by walmart. The Douglas xtra trac 2 are the tires I had installed - not sure how good they are.

In July of 2014, I purchased a new driver's side front tire for my 2004 Yukon. There were (2) people working in the service bay. It took them 50 minutes to replace (1) tire and they did that wrong. One of the guys spent at least 20 minutes complaining that he was not Wal-Mart Certified and he had been repairing cars for over 20 years. The tire blew out 6 months later. LOCATION: Wal-Mart Supercenter - Tire & Lube Express 2001 N Central Ave, Marshfield, WI 54449 Ph. (715) 486-9440

I recently had my oil changed at Wal-mart on Causeway in Brandon FL. After two weeks, my car started knockin' so I pulled over, checked everything and there was no oil. I then started calling Wal-mart to figure out why. Said I would have to make a claim and have it towed to a certified mechanic. So I did what they asked and now a week later, the claims people are still not calling me back, giving me the run around, and now they're saying they closed my claim before they even got video of the oil change. Dealership is saying, Wal-mart didn't do something right and should replace my engine, and now claims is saying they have to watch video first in the meantime. I'm without a car and they just don't care. I'm very unhappy with the way these people work. But if I was to steal something, oh they would be on it like nothing else, but a big companies, like Wal-mart, get away with murdering my car. Grrrr so upset...

I just recently took my Acura MDX to Walmart to have them repair a slow leak in one of the tires. After waiting for several minutes, one of the service guys came out and told me that all four tires needed to be replaced and that I needed a wheel alignment. This was perplexing, because the vehicle had just recently been inspected by a very competent and reliable mechanic to whom I have been going for years, and the tires had all passed inspection.

Dropped my Saturn off to get an oil change and the idiots put oil where my washer fluid then had water in my oil. Contacted legal services to get a new engine, pending lawsuit.

Went to Walmart on the 16th of January 2015 to have oil changed and tires rotated. I was told by one of the mechanics that I needed a different oil in my car. I have a 1999 Volkswagen Passat gas engine with a turbo. I watch them drop my car from the list about a foot. I went out there to see what was going on. While I was out there I asked for an empty bottle oil that they had put in my car. My car started acting up within a few days. I took it to my son. He saw the empty bottle of oil. It was heavy-duty diesel oil. After dealing with Walmart I've had no results to straighten this out.

I went for a oil change and two new batteries for my truck. 3 hours later I ask what was going on and they said it was almost finish. when I got there, there was no one in line and I got right in so I waited and walk around the store 30 to 45 mins. Later to find them work on someone else's car and I ask what was going on. They said they were almost finished. So I walk some more and came back. And they had put the wrong batteries in my truck, they didn't quite fit right and that was because they were wrong and I said I wanted the right ones in my truck.

Had 2 front tires done, and now I have no tail lights. They shut off when I put a directional signal on... got pulled over by the police and got a ticket. This is **. Very unhappy customer..

I went to Wal-Mart, December 6, 2014 for an Oil Change to my 2006 Toyota Tundra Engine and purchased 6 qts of oil. Wal-Mart claimed the engine oil change was complete and on December 17, 2014 a loud knock was heard in the crankshaft and/or rod bearings. The Toyota Roseville Auto Service Dealer also heard the noise and wrote up a description on what may have occurred, putting the cause of the problem to the low oil content, causing a possible loss of oil pressure to the crank and rod bearings and thus causing the noise, which will ultimately lead to total engine failure.

Went to Wal-Mart to buy new tires for my car and have them put on. Old tires were getting bald but never have had any problem holding air. Pay for 4 Tiger Paws (which are very nice tires, and have very good reviews) and 3 days later, I get a flat tire while driving on the highway and have a little rim damage. I go back to Wal-Mart and the manager tells me that they will put a new tire on, and pay for the rim. He tells me that if it under $200 then they can pay me from in the store, otherwise I would have to go through claims. So I ordered a new rim for $135, just to be told he was wrong and I have to go to claims anyway. 3 weeks later (still less then a month after purchase) a different tire goes flat. This time they said the rim is cracked and they cannot put a tire on it. So I file a claim, just to be told that because I left Wal-Mart with air in my tire, there is nothing worthy of a claim. I have now been stuck on the side of the road in freezing weather twice, have been forced to miss several days of work, and have had to pay out of pocket (even though I was told I would be paid back) and am out of my car for at least a week. Something, as simple as tires, has been a complete nightmare, and Wal-Mart refuses to do ANYTHING to make it right.

I dropped off my 2005 Town and Country mini van for its oil change while I did grocery shopping. One hour later, I received a call from my wife, telling me that Walmart had called her and told her that they would not be able to change the oil in the van, because they had broke off the dip stick and could not tell how much oil they were adding to the van. I went straight to the tire and lube express, since I was still in the store. I have no idea why they just didn't page me and tell me to come to that department instead of calling my wife at home. Anyway, I took my groceries to that department and checked out. The associate spoke with me and informed me that he had accidentally broken off the dip stick on our van, and for that reason could not perform the oil change and that I would have to take the van some place else to have it fixed.

I reluctantly went to Trussville, Al Walmart today for an oil change today. I usually go to express oil change, but they were closed today (Sunday). First off I had to wait about 10 min for an attendant to come to my vehicle, only to tell me that I had to go inside to check in because their handheld devices were not working. I checked in and went to do a little shopping. When I returned I paid for my oil change and was told that my keys were in my vehicle!?! Really!!! I got to my vehicle and my doors were locked. If my keys were inside my doors would not have locked because of the sensors. I asked the mechanic for my key and he had no clue where it was either. He asked several other mechanics and they didn't know where it was. Finally they called some other mechanic off his break because he was the last mechanic to have it. He was extremely rude and told me that he did not lose my key. He then retraced his steps and found my key. When he gave me the key he just turned and walked away with no apologies for my inconvenience. Another mechanic was very apologetic for his coworker's mistakes. I will never, in life return to Wal-Mart auto service center.

After almost an hour they called me to show me something on my car. I was asked to go downstairs under my car because my drain plug was stripped & they could not do the oil change. The mechanic pointed to the plug & then told me the oil was overfull & clean? I said that’s impossible that it's stripped because I don't have an oil leaks & I check my oil - it was dirty & not overfilled. Then we went upstairs. He pulled out the stick & it was low a 1/2 of quart? I questioned him because he said it was overfull. He added a 1/2 of quart in front of me & then gave me the car back. Inside the paperwork was No Charge because they didn't do the oil change. I bought oil & a filter for my mechanic to do the oil change tomorrow.

Had 4 tires installed at the wal-mart in flanders nj. Was there for 4 hours while so called mechanics were busy on their cell phones. After they finished installing my tires, I stopped to buy gas. Got out of my car to see how tires looked - I should of done that at the walmart. My tires and hubcaps were dusty, full of finger prints and grease, not to mention the words ** and ** were written on the dust. I guess the mechanics got a little annoyed because I kept watching through the window at the store to see how they were progressing. Store was very dirty. Waiting room had a tv which did not work. There was a coffee pot which had no coffee made. Just a terrible experience.....store#3291.

I, too, had my daughter take her car to Walmart for an oil change. It died a few days after her oil change. This car had approximately 50,000 miles on it and ran perfectly beforehand. Like others, Walmart said they had video of them putting oil in the car but would not show me the video. I had two mechanics look at the car and both said the same thing - oil did not leak out, the oil was not put back in. There was approximately 1 quart in the engine when it blew. The engine got so hot so fast, the block cracked. This cost me $1,700.00 to get replaced. Walmart insurance said, "Sue us, we're Walmart." They know you cant sue a company who's owners are worth 149 billion dollars. Well you can try, but how much will that cost. If there is a class action lawsuit out there, I want in. I still have my dead engine block and all receipts. I will buy my 3,000.00 dollars a year in groceries elsewhere from now on. Wonder how much that will be over the rest of my life. Will never shop Walmart again. Will gladly pay more and not give another penny to the store that won't take responsibility for its work, and then say they are too big to sue but you can try.

My wife had gotten off work that morning, after working the overnight shift. Walked outside got into our car, drove over to tle to have an oil change. Which takes 30 min. 15 min after she leaves the car, Walmart pages her to come get the car. Wife leaves to put gas in the car. After putting gas in the car barely moves 5 miles/hr. And now our car will not start nor does it have a spark!!! I was on the phone most of the day with managers at the store, got nowhere doing that. So I called corporate, got told to talk to the district manager. I (had) a talk to him, got nowhere with him either. A lady from the claims department calls, we are suppose to find a mechanic. Then have our car towed from our house to the repair shop, which we feel we shouldn't have to do. Since the car was running when she dropped off, now it's not running. Go figure.

Yesterday morning, I went to Walmart to get new tires installed 12/18/14. I was the first customer and the only car being service at that time. My truck is a 2011 tan Rav 4 Limited, tires size is 225/65/17. I spoke with tech there and I purchase four new tires. The tech told me, "It will be about 35 minutes until your car is finished." I returned later, tech told me "your car's finished" so I paid . I took a walk around my car to see my new tires and noticed that my rims were damaged during removal and installation of new tires. My rims were a little dirty when I came in, but they had no damage.

I hate going shopping, I especially hate shopping at Walmart, but I got a gift card and needed my oil changed. I was told it would take 30-45 minutes. I came back 2 hours later, and they hadn't even started on my car. I tried to find someone to complain to, but none cares at the store.

Went to Walmart to just have an oil change. Two days later transmission burned up. Why? They decided to check the transmission fluid on a manual car, which was stated in my receipt that they checked the transmission fluid. The mechanic I took it to said that they failed to properly replace the plug and the car lost the fluid over those two days. $1,800 to replace transmission. Four days of trying to get a response from Walmart (multiple voicemails and emails). And of course Walmart denies this is their fault.

I ordered tires from Walmart.com and tried to get them put on my vehicle numerous times. Never happened. So finally I agreed to drop my vehicle off for my tires and an oil change. By the way the services they say they provide for a high mileage vehicle, they don't. Forget even getting your windows washed. The worst service I have seen in a long time. So I came to pick my vehicle up and they tell me I owe $400 something. Not the case I have already paid for my tires!!! Horrible, horrible service. The wait alone is unthinkable. It's apparent that you get what you pay for if you want a decent job done. DO NOT GO TO WALMART!!! THE WORST SERVICE EVER!!!

I purchased 4 Dunlop tires online on Black Friday, unfortunately the closest Walmart to my house which is in the Bronx where I could pick up was the Walmart at Edison New Jersey which was an hour and a half from my house. Let's start with that... The email clearly states the tires are available for pick up and there will be a $12 fee per tire to install. When I get there I was ignored for the first 20 minutes by the man at the front desk, he was busy doing whatever he was doing and DID not bother to say "I'LL be with you in a few minutes" (as if that was so hard to come out of his mouth). When this man finally acknowledges the fact that I'M there, I explain to him that I was there to pick up some tires I had ordered and get them installed all of this happened at 3:30 pm and there sign clearly states they were open for business till 7 pm. Well he had the audacity to tell me he couldn't install the tires and that I could go back the next day and get them installed or just take them home with me.

My son took his 1997 Honda Accord to Walmart Tire and Lube Express in Cartersville, GA this past Friday, Dec. 5 for an oil change. Upon check out, he was told his tires were due for a rotation, but other than that, all was well. She checked this on the receipt. Shortly after leaving the service center, he heard a loud knocking coming from under the hood and then noticed the oil light was on. He pulled over and called me. I told him to check the oil and he said it wouldn't even register, the stick was dry. I told him to wait and I would call Walmart. The Walmart service manager said he would go check it out. After waiting 2 hours, my 17 year old son decided to walk to a truck stop and purchased 2 quarts of oil. He put them in the oil reservoir thinking maybe the man wasn't coming. When he turned on the car, he realized the knocking was still there so he called me again. I told him to be patient, the man was almost there.

Very upset with my experience with the Belleville Illinois Walmart. Took my car there on 12-4-14 to get an oil change. Drove my car yesterday and this morning to work. Luckily I forgot my lunch at home so at 3:44pm I clocked out for lunch and went out to my car. I saw oil running on the ground but I just figured it was from the car parked behind me. Get in line at the drive thru, right across the street from the store I was working at that day, and my oil light starts flashing and my car dies. This happened 4 more times in the drive thru. Made it back to my job parking lot, parked, got out, looked at the ground, nothing was there. Kept my foot on the brake and gas to keep car from dying, let it run, turned it off, got out, looked at the ground, there was oil everywhere. Looked at the dipstick and there was barely a drop of oil on it.

I purchased four tires from Walmart and got the warranty with no charge for tire rotation at the time I purchased them. I went there regularly for my oil change and rotated my tires every other time. The last time I went there apparently the mechanic put a different make and size tire on my rear tire. God only knows what happened to my tire that he took off. I didn't notice it until I went to put air in my tires months later (who checks to see if the mechanic put the right tire back on your car?).

Friday Nov. 14, 2014, I took my 2002 Volkswagen Passat to 5730 W. Amarillo Blvd Amarillo TX Walmart auto center for tire rotation and oil change. Previously no issues with that vehicle's oil drain plug not tightening or leaking, I returned to Walmart after 2 hours. They informed me that my drain plug was stripped out and could not be removed. I always thought if it was stripped out it could not be tightened, but anyway this was their response. Also they said we damaged my oil filter to the point it could leak, so we went ahead and replaced it with a new one even though they didn't get to change the oil. And they charged me for rotating and balancing my tires. They said I would have to take it to a garage, they recommended a specific one which tells me this wasn't their first incident.

Well, this is not the first time. I usually go to do my van oil change at this location. When I get, I ask them how long it takes, he said between 1 hour to hour and half and easy it take them 2:30-2:45. When you ask them "I need to complain, I want to talk to the manager" and it end up the manager who did the oil change. Walmart auto center is the worst place to go to. They are like gangsters. You can't talk to nobody there and they look at you, "that's what we got, take it or leave it." It's a shame on walmart to have extremely bad management like that. The only good thing they have is the price. Otherwise, forget it.

We had our oil changed and the fuel injection system done back in September and had to go back and have the fuel injection system ran again back it clogged up our exhaust and made it run like crap. We are spending a couple hundred dollars a week in gas to drive it. And we had to pull it home three time. Nothing was wrong with it before we took it there.

Walmart at Steelyard in Cleveland changed oil. 5 days later no oil in engine. Repair shop I used claims it is common and is Walmart negligence. Oil change took 3 hrs. 4 other cars were done while I believe a new trainee serviced my car. Walmart hides behind corporate names, insurance companies and business agents to deny compensation for lost of use of my car and engine.

My husband & I took our Honda Element to the Wal-Mart Auto Service in Tarboro, N.C. this morning to have the tires rotated and balanced. We had bought the tires from them about 2 years ago and had at the time purchased the Free Lifetime Rotation & Balance they offer. The tires have approximately 30,000 miles on them now. So, we left the keys with them and went to shop while waiting for our vehicle. After about an hour, we went to check on their progress. We were told they could not do the rotation and balance because the front tires were wearing on the inside edges and the rear tires were wearing on the outside edges.

Went in today to have 4 tires put on our van. Was told it would be an hour so went to do some shopping. 5 minutes later we were paged to come back to TLE. When we got there, they said that my gear shifter would not go into drive and they refused to work on it. I told them I have never had a problem with the gear shifter and could I go show them that it does work just fine? They said “No, we are done.” I asked for the store manager and the TLE tech said he wanted to stand there to make sure I had my "story straight". After a lengthy conversation that went nowhere, the store manager told the TLE tech to take her outside and show her that the gear shifter was broken. Of course right in front of her it worked just fine. They had no problems pulling it into the bay.