Walmart Auto Care Center Reviews

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.

Overcharged, underserviced at Bleachery Blvd, in Asheville, NC - I called the Auto Service department to find out what it would cost to change the oil and filter on my car - which required 0W20 full synthetic motor oil. Was told on the phone it would be around $45. I went to the store - at the counter I was told the cost would be $49.99. When I told the service person that I was quoted $45, he just said they made a mistake. So I said to go ahead. Was told it would take about one half hour, since I was first in line. When I came back a half hour later, they had hardly started. 20 minutes later I get the bill, $56.89. I objected since I was quoted $49.99. Was told that the 0W20 required a fill with a container which required an additional charge. I objected and was told a manager would have to approve. I said, fine. After about 20 minutes, including 4 calls for a manager, who never showed up, I paid the amount and left. This is the very, very poor level of service that this Walmart store is providing. Obviously I left very dissatisfied. I wonder if anyone bothers to read these reviews and complaints at Walmart. In any case, let the buyer beware. I for one would not go back to this store for anything, except perhaps a refund.

I will never take my car to Walmart for an oil change! This is what happens when I took my car to Walmart!! They broke my oil line. Make me wait an hour and never call me or anything, bad service, in New Castle Pennsylvania..

I visited the Troy, Alabama Wal-Mart Tire and Lube Center yesterday afternoon to have my tires rotated and balanced. I was told it would take awhile, and I told them that was fine and I went into the store to get my shopping done. Approximately 45 minutes later, I was paged to return to the automotive department. I asked the guy who paged me what was wrong and he stated that all he was told was to page me. He then opened the window and asked one of the technicians what was wrong, then turned to me and said, "Your tires are dry-rotted and they won't touch them." I told the guy that was not true and he told me to go out and talk to the technician. I walked out into the car bay and waited for someone to come over to talk to me.

When I brought my car to get an oil change, balance and rotation and a nail hole repair, the mechanic said it would "be about an hour." It took two and a half hours to complete the job and when they were "finished" that hadn't even rotated the tires! The mechanic said "he was only supposed to balance the tires". I said "well I paid for a lifetime tire rotation too" and the mechanic said "don't worry I'll go ahead and take care of this for you". When I got there there was ONE car in the garage.

They totally messed up my car and then worse failed to accept responsibility for it. The manager that attempted to resolve the situation spoke lies throughout the conversation in an attempt to cover up their mistake...I am disgusted by the whole ordeal and regret that I had the poor judgement to take my car to walmart for an oil change...I figured they couldn't mess up an oil change could multi-task and take care of some shopping, boy was I wrong...Horrible experience...tacky management...wasn't the auto manager but he was a manager at the store...I guess...but from the conversation he sounded more like an employee playing manager because his whole attitude and demeanor was baiting, petty and trifling. I guess you can gather from this review...I am not a happy Walmart customer at this time.

My wife took her 2009 Traverse into Walmart IN Angleton, TX for a simple service. When picking the vehicle up she was told that a "check charging system" error was showing on the dash. Long story short I checked it when I got home from work and the warning message was off but the alternator and wiring around it were covered in oil. I put my meter on it and now the alternator under load is jumping all around. Took it back to the walmart and was given the run around. Took them nearly 30 minutes to come outside just to deny it ever happened. They claimed the video doesn't show any oil being spilled and that it must of happened somewhere else. So before I ended up saying or doing something I regretted I just left. The alternator cost me $162 and 2 hours of my time. I won't be shopping at Walmart again.

I went to a Walmart located in Addison Tx, for an oil change and rotate my tires. I was waiting in the office for my car, after an hour they told me that my car was ready. I asked how much is the total and I paid the ticket. The rep gave me my car keys and I left the store. After 15 min I received a call and a rep told me "hey ma'am your car is ready", I told her "yes I know my car is ready I am driving my car, thank you!" Min after I received another call and that person was yelling me and she said "I will fine you, I will call the police", and I was like "what are you talking about?" and the person said, "you left the store without pay your bill, you have until 5pm to pay your bill or I will call the police". I replied "I have my ticket but give me 5 min I will go to your store".

I took a flat tire to Walmart on Sept. 28, 2014 to be repaired. It took 2 hours to fix this flat and put it on my car. I looked into the service window several times, and the guys were standing around talking to each other. My tire was sitting there by my car ready to be put on. After asking the guy at the desk what was going on, they finally finish my car. I get home, they could not even put the spare tire where it goes. Me being over 65 yrs. old had to pick the spare out and put it where it belongs. They finally get more guys in to work and one does not know what the other one is doing. They really need a manager in there that can straighten things out and run it like a service or tire center.

They say they open 7:30. I arrived 7:42. The door at the auto service center was still locked. They unlocked the door around 7:50. I came in I was the first one, there was nobody there yet. I waited 5 minutes for the attendant, then I said I want to change the battery and rotate the tires. He entered my info and he said I'll have to wait a few minutes till after 8 for a technician. In the end about 8:20, the attendant himself was the one who brought my car in to change the battery. If I would work at my job with that speed I would've been kicked out head first in a second.

I brought my car to the Union Landing Walmart to have a nail pull and repair from one of my tires. I was told it be around an hour and half. That was reasonable. It was 8:30am on a Saturday so it figured I can do some shopping. At 10:00am I went into the tire center to check on my car. At that time I was that the tire tech will not be in until 11:30. WTF!? Why wasn't I told this in the beginning so I wouldn't be wasting my day off? But I did wait until the tire tech came in, only to be told that she couldn't pull the tire because my tire was too worn. I was frustrated that I had to lose my morning to be told that. If that was the case when I first brought the car in, I may have brought new tires if need be. The following weekend I brought my car to Big O. They repaired the punctured tire and rotated my tires. The entire process was about one hour and half. Wal-Mart Tire Center - worst auto experience ever!

Noticed smoke coming from under the car on way to vacation. Stopped at a service station. They found the oil filter barely hanging on. This was a day after a oil and filter change at Eatonton Ga. Walmart. A few more miles and the engine would have blown. My daughter had the same experience with the loose oil filter. I will never trust them again, just a bunch of slackers work there.

Went in for new tires at my nearby Wal-Mart. My wheels had no scratches or dings in them before this. Got back home and was looking at my new tires and noticed two wheels now had a few spots of damage on them. Then I noticed that the areas that were no longer pristine were near where they had removed the old balance weights, not where the weights used to be but 3 to four inches in toward the center like whatever tools or method they were using to remove the old ones they had not yet mastered. This is the first time I have ever had cosmetic damage on wheels having tires replaced and if I go back and complain I would have to prove that It was their shop that caused the damage.

We saw an ad advertising tires at a price. Went to Wal-Mart to buy it at $49. No stock but they can sell one for $55 but I have to buy 2. I want to buy only One! No, they can't sell me the one advertised. Please be honest.

Went to Oakland Walmart for two tires for my daughter’s car who was home for the weekend. It took two men, one was the manager over one and a half hours to change two tires. While doing so they broke tpms. The manager said someone else had broken it before when the tire had been changed or she had hit a pot hole and broke it. I informed him they were factory tires and had never been changed and no way hitting hole could have broken it without damaging tire or wheel also. And then I informed him that I watched other man from the gate in garage area and had saw him break the tpms. His reply was that it could not be broken by changing the tire after just saying that someone else had broken it this way.

My husband went to get an oil change Tuesday. August 26th. Everything was fine with the oil change but two days later, when he went to work (as a local DJ) he was missing his Beats pro headphones. He worked Sunday night and along with all of his other sound equipment, they were in his car. So, the only conclusion is that someone stole the headphones during the oil change.

Two weeks ago I took my car 2002 Chevy Malibu to Walmart for an oil change! This was the first oil change for the car since I purchased it 3 months ago! After driving off, my oil light came on. (I hadn't left the store yet.) I drove it around the block thinking that the light would go off and it didn't. I took it back to the store and talked to the manager and he had another tech look at the car. They told me that my sensor was bad but reassured me that there was accurate oil in the car! I drove it home. By the next day, the oil light was off, but now there was a knock. The knocking got progressively louder. I have called the store and have gotten no response! Now I am without a car! With three kids, and little to no income, trying to find work, and take my kids to school, I am once again without a car that I just purchased using my last in savings. Now what am I suppose to do? Thanks Walmart. I just lost $2300.00 in three months because of your incompetence. The least you could have done was return a call!

Went to WalMart to get two tires for the front of my truck. Needed them for inspection. Was informed that they could not replace my front tires because I had a broken leaf spring on the back? I was gonna get them fixed that evening. I don't understand why that is their problem.

When I went to buy tires at Walmart today, I was told that if I don't have them installed there that the warranty would be voided. Is this correct??? From the sounds of prior posts on here, it sounds like my husband probably has more experience installing tires than some of Walmart's employees. My husband has the equipment and has installed his own tires for years. We have purchased tires from Walmart before and were never told that we had to have them installed there to have the warranty be valid. By the way, they are non-directional tires, which means they can be installed either side out... No way to screw install.

We bought new tires on 8/15/14 for a 2003 Dodge Dakota for the safety of our son (16 years old) who just received his license 2 days prior. He was driving by himself Sunday evening (8/17/14) and one of the back tires CAME OFF the truck!!! I just now noticed on the bottom of the receipt it states to HAVE YOUR LUG NUTS RETORQUED AFTER THE FIRST 50 MILES!!!! This was never told to us. This is such important information - why isn't this mentioned to the customer. The receipt we received was not signed by me!! We are very lucky this child was not hurt. This could have been a very serious accident that could have been prevent if the customer was informed. I don't know the damage yet to the truck but this could have cost my son his life. He was going to be traveling on the interstate in the morning (Monday) from his father's house to school (40 miles). This is very bad business. I have read of others who have also experienced the same incident. Please tell me what Wal-Mart will do to prevent this from happening to others? This could cost people their lives!!!

I simply went to Walmart to get a new tire and use my old one for a spare. First they put my spare rim on my new tire. After I told them, they corrected that problem. After driving about a mile, I noticed my car wasn't riding as smooth. I checked my tire and saw they put the wrong size tire. When I went back they put the right size tire. As I began to drive off, my car was making a weird squeaking sound. The mechanics witness my car was not making any noise prior to coming there. The managers were insensitive and simply said the thing they can do is have me fill out an incident report. I had plans to leave town for a family reunion but now I'm stuck here in California after spending four hours for a simple tire change. I am outraged and need some assistance on what I should do.

Not greeted at bay. Could not change oil because they didn't have 0-20 in quarts. Didn't ask if I would want to pay more. Sent to garage across the street and continued to chat with co-work after saying, "Do you want us to put a different kind in?"

We were in West Union, Ohio. My brother-in-law tried to get the tires replaced on his car because the threads broke and the tire was ready to blow out. The department refused to replace the tire because a lug nut and stud were broken. So they sent him down the road with a tire ready to blow out. This could result in a blowout that could cost him his life. It's nice to know they think of their customers enough to refuse service and let them drive with unsafe tires.

I took my 97 Nissan Altima in for an oil change and lube and was declined. It was stated by the supervisor that I had a very serious oil leak. MAN, it was leaking from the oil filter and leaking from the oil pan and everything. No it wasn't, it was a quart low and the leak comes from the top and it is a small leak, requiring me to add oil every 3-4 weeks. I called corporate and complained and a few days later, the manager of automotive called me and wanted to know what happened. I told him everything and he began rationalization, he then threw corporate under the bus and said it was a corporate regulation. I just don't believe that, I just don't believe it. He closed the conversation by saying all the techs are certified. My complaint was with the one making the decisions that day. The techs are great.

I normally change my own oil. Okay I go into Walmart to do it because I just don't have the time. The oil filter is either too damn tight or loose as hell. Don't go here period!

I got lured into the low price tires advertisement of Walmart and ordered two tires for my car, and began the two week long worst shopping experience of my life. The guys at Walmart promised that I should come back after the networking day and the tires would be there. Sounded very professional to me. They also said, they would call back as soon as the tires were there. So I waited the whole next working day and called in the evening. They said they were sorry, it sometimes take a bit more time. I was ok with it, so I let it go. Next day same thing...next day same thing......next day same thing. It was a week. I called them again and they said, they can't see my order and they will fix it asap. I still let it go. 10 days later I called again, same story! The tire was not there and they promised that they would call me as soon at it reaches.

I took my car in about 4,000 miles (5 months) ago to get a standard oil change at Walmart (my biggest regret to date). I rarely drive my car (only to work and back) and check my oil periodically to make sure I'm not low. On my way to work last week, in rush hour traffic, the oil light blinks on & the engine light comes on. I pulled over and my car locked up. It wouldn't turn back on. I called AAA to tow me to the closest dealership where they told me that the oil canister wasn't screwed on tightly enough - they said it looked as if it had been done by hand instead of using the appropriate tool for the job and there was oil "everywhere."

Took two of my work trucks in. 1 diesel and 1 gas engine. They had to come ask me where my diesel oil filter was. Put 3 quarts of oil, too much in the gas engine. Took them 2.5 hours. Then I drive the diesel to Alabama a week later and luckily make it to my hotel because for some reason it was 6 quarts low and my engine locked up!

Oil & filter were changed on my auto at the Aiken, SC Walmart on 1/31/2013 @77,500 mi. On 3/26/2014 @ 84,700 mi, my wife was driving when the "Check Engine Oil Light" came on. She drove a short distance to reach a safe place to stop. The engine shut off & wouldn't restart. Investigation revealed the oil filter had fallen off the engine. I submitted a claim stating I held Walmart responsible since their associates were the last people to change the oil. No oil changes were performed between 1/31/13 and the date the engine seized. CMI replied that their "investigation" indicated neither Walmart nor their employees were responsible for my "alleged" loss. They stated further, the vehicle had been outside the care of Walmart for 14 months AND they said there was no evidence showing Walmart personnel were the last to have serviced my vehicle.

Went to Walmart for oil change and tire rotation. Terrible people. Nasty looking employees eyeballing me the entire time while they continuously made mistakes. Never trust Walmart with your car.

2004 - always changed oil myself, decided to have it done short of 3k miles on brand new jeep. The left cap off spilled oil all over and wreck paint on underside of hood and top of cowl. Wanted to give me a free oil change for $509-$1000 worth of damage. 2011 - did oil change on 2007 PT Cruiser with 40k miles, cork screwed plug cost me another pan and labor at Chrysler dealer.. unresolved..... Swore I'd never use them again. 2014, bought 4 new tires, put weights on outside.. My fault on putting ill fitting hub caps on, one flew off. 100 bucks had them rebalance the car and lifted it where I told them not to, resulting in susceptible damage which is why I told them to stay away from that area or use floor jacks and not the lift.

I purchased 2 tires from Palm Springs store on 11/13/13. I have driven under 200 miles on the 2 new tires I purchased. On Wednesday 5/30/14 the tire was flat. I took the tire to Walmart in Palm Springs. Ca. A serviceman filled the tire up with air; I asked if there was a leak or was there a nail or something in the tire? The serviceman said, “I don’t see anything or hear any air coming out of the tire.” I asked him to dip the Tire in water to see if we can see bubbles. How in the world would he know what is wrong with the tire? The car was not even off ground.

I went to Walmart to fix my tire that had a nail in it. Was told they could not fix it. It needed to be replaced. I agreed and they installed a new tire to my rear passenger. My car bounced all over the place at every bump crevice and uneven dimple in the road on my way home. I live 7 miles away. I got online to find out some of the possible causes and one said over inflated tires could be the reason. Simple enough I wanted to find out myself before I called and brought it back in. My paperwork states that all 4 tires pressure had been checked and they were all at 26 psi. My brand new tire gauge said my new tire was 36psi the driver side tires were 37psi n my front passenger side was at 40+. Psi almost double the required amount.

For years, I've been purchasing my tires at Walmart because their price was reasonable and it was convenient to have it done while I did my grocery shopping. Also, I travel for work and there is always a Walmart nearby for the lifetime wheel balancing and tire rotations. I had my vehicle serviced today because I'm about to leave on a 1250 mile trip. The garage which is owned by a good friend informed me that all 4 of my Goodyear tires are dry rotted. He suggested I take my receipts back to Walmart and speak to the tire center manager and they should pro-rate my next set of tires.

Bought 4 tires for my Ford F350. I purchased the extended warranty and Hazard plans. Took it in for a repair. Was told tire not sold by Walmart anymore, had a bubble. No warranty. Have bought tires for 4 cars there. What do I do?

About two or three weeks ago, I went into the TLE shop at Walmart on Hwy 65 in Conway to try and get a leak fixed in my tire. They told me they would try to fix it so I went about my shopping. About 10 minutes later I was called back to the TLE shop. A young man I believe his name was Jeremy or something close to it came out and explained to me he couldn't patch the tire due to the hole being in the sidewall and suggested I buy a new tire. He was very professional and explained why extremely well. he has restored my hope in Walmart!!!

My car had a tires with a hole in it, so I took it to the Wal Mart on Portage because it was closer than driving half way across town to get the tires fixed. When I got there, staff was very much of willing to help fix the problem. I was called to the auto department and was informed that my tires in the front on the passenger side had some wear and tear and soon would give me problems. I asked the man that I was talking to what would he suggest he told me that he would replace the tires. I replied and said okay. I was called again and come to find out that whomever owned my car before me and whomever put the tires on put the stud on way too tight. So, the guy told me that I needed to get another stud and that his supervisor highly recommend him not to touch it. I forgot what it was that I needed, so I got something that I didn't need and brought the car back. Well we came to the conclusion that I should just brake it, so I did give the okay for them to brake it and that I would bring the car back at a later day.

Bought 4 tires for my Ford Escape, got free balance for life. Took it in for balance. Was told tire not sold by Walmart anymore, had a bubble. No warranty. Have bought tires for 4 cars there. What do I do?

I took my car in for a basic oil change, my car is basically new so it just needs minor upkeep. After getting my oil changed, I started hearing a noise coming from the car that concerned me, so I took my car to Burlington Kia (where I purchased) to see what the problem was. The mechanic looked at the car and noticed my car did not have the appropriate amount of oil in the car, due to a leak because Walmart did not install the filter properly and the was leaking out of the car (have a report from mechanic stating this). The mechanic said if I would have delayed with bringing the car in to find out what the problem was my engine would have seized. So my $30.00 oil change because of Walmart's negligence turned into a $300.00 bill. My mother brought paperwork to the store, supervisor and head mechanic although on paper did not want to own up to their faults and said it was my problem.

I do not speak for Walmart and am no longer employed there. I started at a new Walmart before grand opening. A good 6 out of 7 of the TLE employees told upper mgmt time and time again that they needed training and every time we were told that our training would be on customers cars after we opened. When we opened we were told training was when we set up and stocked the store. After opening a bunch of untrained 20-year-olds were set loose with maybe 5 min a day of supervision. As for it taking two hours to get 4 tires and an oil change that's normal. If you can get it done faster any place else why go to Walmart? To save money? You get what you pay for. When you have no training and pissed off customers staring at you, you make mistakes especially when most of the day you're wondering if you're going to be able to buy food on this week's check making $8 an hour and trying to see anything out of cheap oil soaked disposable safety glasses that must last your entire stay at Walmart.

Today, I went to Walmart in Gulf Shores, AL to get an oil change and tire rotation. I was the first person in the department. I asked for an oil change and my tires rotated. It took one (1) hour and 15 minutes for oil change and tire rotation, after which I found out they will only rotate tires if they balance them after I went back to pick up my car. I asked them for a sticker for 5,000 miles and they told me they couldn't do that either, I could only have one for 3,000 miles. This cost me $78.00!!!! I will NEVER return to Walmart for this type of service again. I would encourage everyone to seek oil change services elsewhere. Their service left much to be desired that is for sure.

Took three hours to put on three new tires and during the process broke one of my Tire Pressure monitoring Systems on one tire. When they were finally done, they did not charge me the correct amount so I had to go back. Then a few days later, my TPMS stops working so I had to go back a third time. Only to be told they don't have the proper tools to reset my TPMS so I should go to the car dealership and have them reset my TPMS. I asked the lady won't the dealership charge me and she said no they shouldn't.

Took my car for an oil change. By the next morning, my oil light was on, and all my oil leaked out within a two mile drive. I did not know this was happening, of course, until the engine seized in the middle of a busy street. Turns out they did not put the filter on right because there was NO filter on it when the two truck driver and mechanic looked at it. My car had to have the engine replaced! Their insurance company would only authorize a used engine, of course, and it took over a month to get my car back. They are not under the insurance commissioner's watch because it is private insurance. Don't get an oil change from Walmart!

I went to get a battery for my car replaced today, 1/8/14, at the Walmart here in Oskaloosa. My brother had problems with this TLE a few months back when he came through town to visit and wanted to get his tires replaced and was told it was not possible an hour after he got there because of some random reason that made no sense at the time.

On 12-3-13, bought left front tire for my Mazda pick up. Vermillion, SD Walmart put on the new tire. On 1-2-14, driving to Sioux Falls, SD and my left front tire fell off almost causing me to lose control. Needless to say, the lug studs snapped and tire fell off going down the highway at 60 MPH. Had to have it towed to Ford Garage and based on their experience, they state that some bolts appeared to be cross-threaded and all were over-torqued. Resulted in extensive damage to the underbody of my pickup. Per Walmart Vermillion, SD, they have an insurance company called CMI in Arkansas and adjuster Josh state it is not the fault of Walmart and denied the claim. Needless to say, we will let a judge determine in small claims court. We have a mechanical engineer that states that the bolts weren't loose because they would have had a wobbling effect on the rim hole. The bolts just snapped.

Wanted an oil change on my 2001 Allroad Audi. Got checked in with no problem. After shopping for 20 minutes I heard my name on the store speaker. Was told they couldn't change my oil because my oil gauge wasn't working right. I don't have a pressure gauge so I asked the"tech" to show me. He starts the car and points to my Oil Temp Gauge. He didn't know the difference. I asked, "Can we change it now?" He had to ask the "supervisor", some gal hiding in a room/office and came out saying that they could not change my oil because my car doesn't have an oil pressure gauge. I told them this is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. I worked at an auto service shop years ago, you don't need a pressure gauge to know how to check if you put the right amount of oil in a car.

I went to Wal-Mart in Rochester, NH to get two new front tires. I was told it was going to be a 2 hour wait. I didn't mind the wait because there was a car in front of me and I was also getting an oil change. So, everything goes smoothly as far as I know...I get my car, I drive it home. About 10 days later on 11/30/2013 I am driving to work I got to turn off the highway and I hear this noise. It sounded like something had fallen off my car. I get out, look around and don’t see anything. It was at that point when I realized my right front tire that had just got replaced was pushed into my fender...Now my fender is cracked.

Walmart has changed the oil on my 2008 Avalon since new. I decided recently to start doing the job myself (as I have always done to my other cars & trucks). I bought the special oil filter, wrench oil filter & oil....When attempting to loosen the oil filter plug to drain the oil before removing filter, the entire canister turned! The plug was frozen into the canister...I took the canister to Walmart...It took 2 men with wrenches to loosen the plug. Seems they had (as they admitted) simply used the plug to loosen & tighten the canister...The small rubber gasket had never been changed! By the way, there was no gasket on the oil plug either. I don't know what kept it from leaking! Best to do the job yourself or take your newer cars that use this type of filter to someone who knows what they are doing!

Walmart store in Hoover, Alabama filed a damage claim on my behalf with their claims dept CMI; however, the claim was denied. They stated the damage was not caused by their tire changer. I don't know how they damaged the rims, but my rims were damaged while in Walmart's employee control. Some one or ones also covered up the damage by smearing a whitish greasy substance over the complete side walls of all four tires and the edges of the rims. I have asked to see the film of my car taped while my 2012 Mercedes was in their store. This request was denied by two different managers at the Walmart store, and CMI has not responded to my request. I am another female being denied justice by Walmart.

Whitish creamy greasy substance on all side walls and part of rims near all four new-tires installed by Walmart. When manager of tire dept was asked about the tires not being clean or washed, he stated not at Walmart. When I was washing the tires off at home with soap and water, I saw my rims had damage: grooves and rubbed areas as if they had been mishandled and/or improper tire removal and installation had occurred. I had to use a tire cleaner solution to remove the greasy substance. I filed a claim on 10/28/13. AM. I can't reach anyone to inform me of when the claim will be completed. I left messages. 11/04/13. I took pictures of the damage. I arrived around 12 noon and left after 4:30 PM. They told me they were waiting on someone to write up the work request correctly. They said it was written up as specialty tires. At least three people were with my car. I requested tire installation, tire balance and road hazard on four tires that I purchased online from Walmart. Even my sales ticket appears to be wrong. I'm very upset about this situation.

Went in to purchase tires from Walmart and have them mounted and balanced. The employee had possession of the car for more than 15 minutes or so before he came and notified me that he had broken a stud on the right front side of vehicle while he was trying to remove the lug nuts. When asked if they could replace it, I was told "No! They didn't have the means to fix it". Now it's going to cost me to have replaced and they refuse to compensate me for the repair and my time and frustration over the matter. Had already called, as well as filed an incident report with Walmart. They took photos and the report and sent it to their "Consumer Department for review".

I took my van to have 4 new tires put on. They instructed me that I only needed 2 of them. So I was excited to save a couple hundred. Well when I went to drive off my steering wheel was jerked out of my hand & I almost wrecked. I couldn't drive over 5 mph. I pulled into the closest parking lot I could find, less than quarter of a mile from Walmart. I then called a tow truck to be towed to another shop. The mechanic at Walmart instructed me also that I needed to replace my wheel bearings. He said they were really bad.

I took my 2000 Ford Escort into the Ceres, CA Walmart and within 3 weeks it had lost (blew out) a quart of oil. I stopped in the Stockton, CA (Hammer ln) Walmart and asked them to take a look at my car. They are the ones that told me I was a quart low. They also told me that the oil filter that was on my car did not match what was on my invoice... Hmmmm, and that they would not touch my car. I had to take it back to the store where I had the oil change. I reluctantly did (I was nervous because they botched the job in the first place) and was told that my oil pan gasket was leaking and THAT was where my problem was. I NEVER had even so much as a drop of a leak BEFORE this "service"... I saved my money and bought all the parts & MORE oil and had the gasket replaced only to find out that the oil filter was what was leaking (STILL).

My husband took in his brand new four month old car for an oil change, wound up with a blown engine!!!!! They put in the wrong oil plug. The car was spitting, pulled over to the side of the road and it died right there with a giant, gushed out oil stain on the pavement. Had it towed into dealership they are the ones that discovered the wrong oil plug. Walmart does not want to take responsibility for their mistake. We are still squabbling with them. They said it was all on video, we have yet to be offered to see it. Walmart is the only place where that car had been for an oil change.

I went in for a simple oil change. It took 3 hours. They put no air in the tires. This was a holiday weekend. I was having trouble handling the car. When I realized what it was they vehemently denied it. I received 10 calls by manager even the store manager. SO I BELIEVED THEM. What a mistake. Why would someone the same day as I get air put in my tires, take it out. When I went back, they were giving guys 50% off for waiting 1 hour. They said they had it on video but what they have is someone removing air not putting it in. I CHECK MY TIRES. For a stinky bit of money they will lie.

Went to store #1521 to have oil changed approximately 1-1/2 months ago. My engine locked. ACSE certified mechanic advised oil filter was installed improperly (wasn't tight, removed with hand, not flush with seal). Oil leak only apparent when driving car, not when parked, which is why we didn't see any oil leaks in driveway. Walmart advised they would file claim with CMI. CMI contacted mechanic who told him same thing he told us. CMI then called me and said it wasn't their fault because the car had been driven 2600 miles since last oil change. Walmart has process and procedures in place to ensure no leaks before car driven away.

I am helping my roommates out. They had an oil change done on 8/6/13 and on 9/1/13, the car said low oil pressure and it stalled out on my roommate. My roommate listened to her friends who suggested buy some oil and coolant and put it in the car to see if it helps to get it to start that did nothing. The store manager for tire and lube express came out and looked at the car and said everything is fine. There was some oil around the filter but he couldn't find a leak. He took some photos and sent them in to the claims department. Got a phone call from the claims department and they are saying it's not their fault the engine seized and that by my roommate adding coolant and oil, she tampered with car. The claim rep said that in order to prove that Wal-Mart screwed up, they need a full inspection report done on the car. My roommate had the car looked at by a repair shop and the repairs are gonna cost $4,000.00. What should my roommates do? Should they take legal action or go to the local media?

I had tires put on and an oil change. Shortly after, my vehicle started tapping and knocking. It took some time to haul it to my mechanic. After he looked at it, it was surmised that the filter was not working properly (only a small amount of oil in filter when removed) thus ruining the motor. I took filter back and explained situation. After some time, I went back to check and they had just sent filter in for evaluation.

OK again I will state for the record that I do work for Walmart but I do not represent them in any way nor will I lie for them on you, the customer. I will only give advise on procedures and how to get the best results for you the customer.

This is not the first time I have had poor service at Wal-Mart. About a year ago I went to Wal-Mart store at Corinth, MS. Got new tires with road hazard and lifetime rotation. Paid my money, they took my money, but will not honor their deal. They will not touch my tires so I am filing a lawsuit. If you have had the same problems, please join me.

1540 Military Rd, Niagara Falls, NY 14304. Oh wow is the top of my mind. Went to have tires installed. Paid for the whole works, tires, mount, balance, etc. After walking aimlessly around in the store for almost two hours because I was number 5 in line, I hear my name called, they are done; Yah. Left thinking it’s all good. I have my new tires, well not so much. I then went to my mechanic to have wheel bearings installed. He lives 10 minutes from Wal-Mart. He said "you almost lost your hub cap, it was just hanging there." Ok next, as soon as he takes off the newly installed tire he sees a bulge on the tire, says "take it back the belt is broke." He finishes the job on my wheel hubs and I go back to Wal-Mart thinking, "hey, it’s been an hour and a half and maybe 15 miles round trip since I left Wal-mart," right.

First, I would like to say that I do work for Walmart's TLE and in no way do I represent them, their views or policies nor am I a spokes person or speak for them. This is only my own views of things, how they work and why most people are not happy with the service they receive. I will not lie for Walmart to you, the customer, nor will I fail to show the shortcomings of you, the customer.

I went to Walmart for an oil change. My car did not have any service lights lit up on the dash at the time. When I picked up my car and turned it on, the brake light was lit up. When I told an employee, he said there was brake fluid leaking out of my car and I should not drive it. I told them I thought they were responsible since my vehicle did not have any lights on when I left it for the oil change. They said the line was rusty and they did not break the brake line. I had to have my car removed and fixed in order to drive it. I believe they should be held accountable.

I purchased a set of tire from Wal-Mart, with the lifetime warranty and road hazard. I went to the same store Pinhook Rd. Lafayette, LA to balance and rotate my tires. They messed it up so bad I had to bring my car to another to get it straightened up. This week I needed to balance and rotate my tires, and decided to try Wal-Mart again. Same thing happened. My car is now sitting in Hyundai shop to fix the problem. If your balancing system is not accurate, fix it. Don't offer the lifetime warranty if you can't stand by it.

I took my car to Wal-mart in Oakdale, LA about three weeks ago for an oil change. Everything seemed fine till yesterday. I'm going down the road and my car starts making a horrible knocking sound so I pulled over and cut it off. It was smoking so I hurry up and popped the hood to see a rod blown in my motor. I'm completely confused because Wal-mart is telling me it's my problem and I have to pay to fix it. The only way to blow a rod is no oil and to say it was only three weeks ago. What is going on?

My wife got a simple oil change at Walmart. I thought everything was fine but something told me to check the oil. The first thing I saw was the oil filter was still on. I thought strange then I pulled the dip stick and there was a little drop on the stick. I had to go buy oil to get her car driving again. Thank god the engine didn't lock up. I heard all the bad stuff about Walmart and know I now never ever go to Walmart. Why trust someone who gets 8 bucks an hour to take care of your car?

I bought two tires at the Smithville TN store for my Chevy Avalanche. I asked them (twice) to return the spare to the mount under the truck when finished. Two hours later, I paid for the tires, went out to the truck and the spare was in the bed of the truck. There was no mention from the Wally World folks about not doing the job. I am presently disabled and not capable of mounting the tire under the truck - I can barely lift the darn thing (it's a big tire). I complained to the mgr. and the response was that their manual jack only fits Ford trucks, and the lift jack blocks the access to the spare. I asked them to use my jack, but they refused citing liability issues. I angrily walked out without realizing my response should have been, "YOU DON"T NEED A JACK to store it away! I removed it without jacking up the truck..."

I worked at Wal-mart for almost 2 years. There is a liability form they make you sign if you don't have oil on your dipstick that states if anything happens to your car, Wal-mart is not at fault. Just to let you know, read before you sign. The second point I want to make is what Wal-mart needs to be called out on. If an associate gets into your car and drives it in for oil and/or tires of some sort and breaks something (from your window, door handle, or even dents your car), as long as they put on the paperwork damage was done p2s (prior to the service), Wal-mart is not responsible for what was done.

On a late Sunday afternoon, I went to Walmart to have oil changed. Long story short, the technicians overfilled the oil unit. I left the store and drove around the block after experiencing a jerk when the ignition started, drove to the end of the drive, circled around and went right back to Walmart. I asked the men to check the oil as I thought they had not refilled. They checked and said it was okay after checking other units and checked to see if brakes okay. Smoke was pouring out the exhaust system by this time also. I happened to have left my cell phone at home, drove about 2 miles, parked the car and borrowed a phone from a passing motorist to call my son who unfortunately was on a golf course, but he finally got my message and rescued me.

After one close call regarding an oil change at Walmart Tire & Lube Express, I resolved never to take anything on one, two, three or four wheels back there again. Since I always check under the hood after any maintenance on my vehicle, I found that the oil filler cap for my vehicle was left sitting on the radiator. When I brought the matter to the associate behind the counter, he feigned concern as if to say "OK?" and "Lucky me, the oil pan plug had been replaced properly." I had it checked at another garage. After reading of toasted engines, I resolved to pay a little more and find a reputable dealer with ASE and real factory trained technicians. I always cringe when I see Cadillacs, Lincolns, BMWs, Mercedes and Jaguar luxury cars parked outside the TLE at a Walmart awaiting their turn on the rack.

I took my Tahoe in for an oil change. They checked off all the boxes that everything was fine (tranny, wiper fluid, transfer case, lights, etc). A couple of weeks later, I drove across the state to my daughter's college for a visit. On the way back, something started rattling. When I got home, I took it to my mechanic. He said the transfer case was completely empty and had been leaking for some time. The chain had worn a hole through it. I also had several light bulbs out. Walmart says I can't prove anything and I should have noticed the leak. I have pics and out $2,000.

I waited for four hours to get my tires installed and mounted, and I even brought my own tires! A thousand miles later, my wheel came off my truck while on the highway. I had it towed back to my house where I took multiple pictures of the damage to Eldersburg, MD Wal-Mart and they told me to call their claims dept in Arizona. What a joke. A week later, they called and denied any wrongdoing. My wheel came off for Christ's sake! Eldersburg Wal-Mart gave me an unsigned receipt and at the very bottom, it says to have my lug nuts re-torqued after 50 miles. No one told me that, explained that to me or gave me this paper with the disclaimer on it. I had to repair the truck by myself, in my own driveway, using my own cash. Never again, Wal-Mart. And believe me, I am spreading this incident to everyone like wildfire!

I have been taking my 2009 Nissan Altilma to Wal-Mart to get the oil changed since I moved to LA and recently, my car lost all power and shut off on me. One man pulled over to help me, so he pulled the stick on my transmission fluid to notice that I had no transmission fluid in my vehicle. I received a call from Lisa ** at Walmart Claims who had a very nasty attitude like I paid Wal-mart to mess my car up.

Shortly after my last full service of Oil and Lube on my wife's car, she told me the brake pedal went straight to the floor before it came to a stop. I took it to the dealership the next day for warranty service. They came back and told me that there was transmission fluid in the brake system and it was destroying the seals. Upon taking it back to WM to find out why trans fluid was used in the brake system, I was told that they do not check brake fluids. Since when? Full service includes all fluids under the hood and it still does not explain how trans fluid was in the brake lines. So now, I'm looking at a $800 repair bill to replace the brake system.

My son went to Walmart Supercenter store #35, 101 Bluemont Avenue, Manhattan, Kansas 66502 on Thursday, March 14, 2013 to have his oil changed in his 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt. When he returned to Manhattan, Kansas, the car seized up because there was no oil in the engine. The car stopped running on Thursday, March 28, 2013. As a result of Walmart never changing the oil, the engine seized up and had to be replaced at a cost so far of $1,970 plus a $75 tow to get the car to the repair shop.

I will keep this plain and simple. The Wal-Mart at which we returned the tires we originally bought from would not pro-rate our tires. After only 30k miles, the two rear ones were bald (and had been rotated), though they were "warranted for 45k". Spend your money elsewhere.

6259 College Dr, Suffolk, VA 23435 - I want my flashlight back from the black guy with the dreadlocks. It was a Christmas gift from my son. It was in a canvas case and the flashlight was a small flashlight with a powerful 110 lumens and strobe also. This was the first flashlight stolen by an employee from Wal-Mart. 1500 Armory Dr, Franklin, VA 23851- The second Flashlight was stolen when I had 2 new tires put on my car. That flashlight I had ordered to replace the other stolen one. The second flashlight was called a Redline, 220/110/20 lumens, strobe and a mayday option; and it had a magnet on one end.

I purchased two Michelin ATX-2 tires. I had to order them. Tires arrived on Sat. I told them I would be in on Monday. I arrived after calling ahead 1 hour as requested by the employee on the phone, did all necessary paperwork and signed a release for them to place tires on the front end. I had matching number tires all around (all 6) tires. I decided to put these on the front 285/75R16 all terrain. I was replacing 315/75R16 mud terrain because I no longer need the mud terrain style tires. The manager told me (a 30-year mechanic) that they did not possess the correct socket to remove the wheels. (It's a standard size socket.)

On Saturday, March 2, 2013 at approximately 10:30, I took my Ford Explorer in to have a nail removed from the driver side front tire. My passenger back tire was a little low on air, and I asked them to check it. The young lady writing up the work order took my keys and said they would give me a call over the intercom when the repair was made if it could be repaired. That "if" was my first clue. A few minutes later, I was called to the auto service department for "a matter concerning" my truck. That was clue number two.

In December of 2012, I purchased four new tires from Wal-mart in Alliance, OH. They were quick and friendly. In February of 2013, while driving on the highway at 65mph with three of my grandchildren in the car, I observed a loud noise coming from the front tire area. We did make it home, but fearing a wheel bearing, I had the car towed to my local repair shop (Uptown Auto) and rented a car to get back and forth to work and to return my granddaughter in MI. It took a couple days for Uptown to get my car in, but their discovery was that the lug nuts on all the tires were only hand tight. I met with the asset manager at Wal-mart who stated that the video showed that the tires were in fact tourqued, and I should have retourqued at 50mi.

On Feb. 13, 2013, I went into the Walmart Auto Service to get a simple oil change in Cape Guirardo, MO. One guy that just got there was complaining that it wasn't his job to do the oil change. After they charged me $49.95 for an oil change, tire pressure check and a new filter. I left. After I got up the road, my information on my dashboard was flashing check engine oil. I went to another place and had them check my car. They said nothing was done to my car. They pulled out and showed me a dirty filter. They had to put oil in my car and check my air pressure in my tires after I just left Walmart. So I wasn't happy that I had to pay again for what Walmart was supposed to have done. I will never go there ever again and I will tell my family and friends of my experience as well so they don't go through what I went through.

Wal Mart Trinidad, CO - On Feb. 13th 14:30, I asked for tires for my car. The Tire Dept Manager(?) was a lady with red hair. The attendant checked the computer for tires to fit my car; they only had two in stock. I said ok and wanted them put on the front of my car. The tire mech came back in a few minutes and said he could not put them on the front, only on the back (Wal-Mart policy?). I believe the front should be the best for new tires for safety but I finally agreed. I would change them later at home. Then, the mech came back and said the 232 rule (?) - my front tires were not safe enough to allow them to put any tires on my car? My tires were not that bad. Then suddenly they found another two tires that would fit my car that were not in computer? But they wanted me to buy some warranty in addition to mounting and balancing to get the two other tires? I held my temper and told them the purchase was cancelled and I left as soon as I got my car back. (Bought tires at another store, happy to have my business, same price!)

I visited the Walmart in Kingsville, Texas, for a simple flat repair. As I walked through the shop area, I noticed no one around (no cars in the shop or in the parking area). As I entered the automotive office, there was a female Walmart employee assisting a customer at the checkout, but I noticed she was having a problem checking the customer out. At no time did she acknowledge me or make eye contact to me to merely say I'll be right with you. She had called a CM on the phone but wasn't having any luck. Shortly thereafter, a guy named George came out from a back room and he never acknowledged me either. I was there about 20 minutes with no help from anyone. While I was waiting, I noticed about four Walmart mechanics walking around doing nothing.

On November 8, 2012, my son went to Walmart TLE in Texarkana, TX to get my oil changed. The work order showed they put 6 qts of oil in the vehicle. He got a mile and a half down the road and his Jeep started making a loud noise and quit running. He pulled over on Interstate and checked his oil and it was empty. I picked him up and went to Walmart and explained to the lady behind the counter what had happened. She said that it was Walmart's fault because it was their policy to not change the oil in a vehicle that had an issue (they had noted on the work order that the oil pressure gauge was not working properly) and that they would have to pay for it.

On August 2, 2013, my husband bought two new Goodyear Viva 2 tires for our van. Our van is only driven locally for him to go to work so we do not rack a lot of miles on it. One of the tires blew out this morning. The tread still looks great but the inside wall had its wires hanging out. The other tire still looks great. I called the Gaffney, SC Walmart store where we bought the tires. The lady on the phone said the tires do not have warranties, and she can only help me if I bought roadside hazard. This is not a roadside hazard issue. I did not run over a nail. My tire is falling apart abnormally. I asked about the 60,000 mile tread warranty that is advertised with the tire. I was told there is no tread warranty on any of the tires, and other than the roadside hazard, the Gaffney Walmart store only has a 30- to 60-day warranty on tires.

I went into the Super Wal-Mart Tire and Lube express to buy three new tires for my car. I had a bad experience with rude staff there during my previous visit, so I was a little on edge about going there again. I walked up to speak with the woman at the counter who seemed to be talking to me while looking the complete opposite direction. "No, hello. No, how are you? No, how can I help you? Just what tire size do you need?" I didn't know but had a mechanic looked at it and told her?

I went to my local Wal-Mart (Springfield, MO West Sunshine) to have my battery terminals cleaned. They got my car right in when I got there at around 4:40. I saw the guy jack up the wrong side of the car, and after he figured it out (about 20 minutes), he went to the other side, jacked it up, came in, flirted with girl at counter for a while (10 minutes), then went back out and been walking around. It's now almost 6:00. WTH? What are these idiots doing out there? Good thing they don't get paid by the car!

I went to my local Wal-Mart automotive center (Wilmington Pike, Sugar Creek, Ohio) for a simple oil change. I dropped off my car and was told that I would be called via phone when my car was ready (around 3:30 pm) according to them. It got to be 4 pm and no call. I called the automotive center at 4:15 and they told me, "Your car is ready." When I arrived, I was notified that my tires had not been rotated because they were "dry-rotted" and I was unsafe to rotate them. These tires are three years old with less than 30,000 miles driven on them. They are not "dry-rotted". Unacceptable. The center was scheduled to close at 5 pm that day. At 4:45 pm the workers had already closed up shop and were standing around talking. Maybe they should have used that fifteen minutes to rotate my tires. This adds to the list of reasons why I hate Wal-Mart.

I went into our Wal-Mart located in Beloit, WI to buy two tires for my Isuzu; which they said due to the fact of the car having both 2 and 4 wheel drive, they have to sell me four tires because of safety reason. I didn't need four tires at that moment, just two. It made me feel like I was being forced to pay out to the bully world of Wal-Mart. As far as safety goes, there shouldn't be one tire that comes from your business not spend balanced that's a big safety problem, because control is a big problem to others' safety. Everyone isn't made of money. Money isn't the problem. It's the way you make people feel cheated.

Last July, I purchased four tires for my Lexus SUV and they out the wrong size on my Lexus. One tire blew and they replaced all four - wrong size again. In November a year later, I went to Discount Tires to have them rotated and was told they were the wrong size. Wal-Mart offered to replace them at the tune of $120. Why should I have to pay for a mistake that was theirs, not mine? Because of this, my speedometer is off and the upper part of my Lexus is sloshing around. I have my three grandkids in my Lexus at least four times a week. Maybe if something awful happens while driving it like this, something will be done about this problem. Time to see a lawyer!

I took my car in to Walmart Lube Service to get my oil changed on 12/7/2012. While driving my car, it started to smell like something was burning. When I got home, my husband kept saying my car smells like it’s burning. The next morning when I was getting ready to leave the house, he noticed a trail of oil leaking from my garage into the driveway and out into the subdivision. When he checked my car, there was no oil in the car. He purchased a quart of oil and put a half of it in my car to take it back to Walmart which is across from our subdivision and all of it had leaked out by the time we got there. As the service tech looked at the car, he stated that my front seals were busted. They gave me a number to their claims department and said they would take care of it.

While visiting in Phoenix Az, I needed to replace two of my tires. I went to Walmart on 75th ave. and they quoted me 153.00 dollars. Then when I returned to the store on 59th ave. and Bethany, they said the tires would be now $201.00. When I then went to Walmart back at 75 th ave. they then told me the tires would now be $187.42. So, I left and went to 83rd ave. Walmart, letting them know that Discount tires had quoted me $157.00 plus tax. They said they didn’t match prices, not even with their other stores.

I purchased four tires for my wife's ML 350 Mercedes at Walmart.com. I received an email stating that the tires would arrive at the Beaumont store on November 28, 2012. I took a vacation day off from my employer to ensure the tires were correct and installed. I was instructed to see the Tire & Lube department. The car was checked in and we were told approx. one hour for installation. Not having received a call after two hours, I checked with the department. A tire installer came on the phone and stated they couldn't find the lug wrench. I told him it should be with the spare tire under the back floor mat. An hour later, the installer called and said he couldn't find the lug wrench. I drove to the store, asked for the installer, went to my wife's Mercedes, opened the back floor mat, and saw the lug wrench. I asked him what that was and he stated, "Lug wrench."

Wal-Mart Auto/Tire Center 81st and Lewis Tulsa, OK - I arrived at 6:55AM to purchase some tires and knew the center opened at 7AM, so I thought. At about 7:10AM, I called the store and got someone in auto - said the key with the keys to open the door wasn't there and it should be only a few minutes. Another customer arrived, asked if the 7AM on the sign was an approximate time. I told her I guess so. By 7:20AM, I called again. By 7:30, an older man arrived to take appointments. I asked why it took so long and he said no one came. I told him I need 4 tires. He said the tire guy wasn't here. I asked to speak to a manager and he said, "If you could find one." I left and am writing this. The service at this store and another one I visited was terrible. I am a stockholder, or at least I was, until this. Sam would roll over in his grave if he knew the service has gone to hell in his stores.

I got my oil changed at Wal-Mart on a Friday. On Tuesday, I noticed the car was rattling and the check oil light was on. I pulled over just as the car died. I called a tow truck and he showed me all the oil under the car. My mechanic told me the filter they used was the wrong size and my motor would have to be replaced. Do not use Wal-Mart for car repair or oil change! We are still trying to get their insurance to pay for the motor replacement, towing and rental car (over $5,000). They are dragging their feet and giving us the runaround even though our mechanic has given them plenty of evidence and stands behind us 100%.

At 2 pm on Nov. 15, I walked into the Auto Service department to get an oil change and two tires mounted. I stood around for 40 min. without getting waited on and walked out. The service writer spent 15 min. making keys for customers for a total sale of $1.28 each, wrote an order for an oil change later that day, the rest of time talking to a lady about different tires. After 30 min. I interrupted him and asked if someone else could help. He said no, he was the only service writer; the other one was out to lunch and would be back in 5 min. I waited 10 min.; no one showed, then left. When I walked in and for the whole 40 min., there was not one care in the shop and the three service techs in the shop were standing around visiting. I know Walmart is all about low prices but with an operation like that, the margin must be too high some place to be making money. This happened at the store at 180 & West Center Road in Omaha, NE.

I took my car to be serviced at Walmart on Gosford Rd., Bakersfield, CA. The service tech changed the oil but he overfilled the oil. The oil ran through the engine into the catalytic converter and my car is not drivable due to smoke from the exhaust that was caused by the oil and it will not run safely. The exhaust is completely plugged. The oil being overfull caused my converter to melt down. I called the supervisor and explained to him the issue and he was already aware of the problem because we took the car back to them to drain the excess oil from the engine after it failed smog as a gross polluter. The supervisor was rude and said that he was not going to fix it and hung the phone up on me. I really need my car because I am the caretaker for my parents due to their disabilities. I want to file a complaint that my car was incorrectly serviced.

Walmart changed the oil in my car and ruined the engine in the process. While changing the oil, they knocked off the mass air flow sensor and the car would not start. They left my wife stranded there, pushed it outside and left her to deal with it. Needless to say, I fixed it in their parking lot. A few days later, the motor started to tick and I took the car back to Walmart. They said they would fix it, gave them an estimate from a GM dealership and they gave me a phone number of their insurance company. I come to find out there was a seedling from a tree that must have blown into the oil filter cartridge holder (the car does not have a conventional oil filter, it has a drop in cartridge) during the oil change.

I went on 9-28-12 to get my oil changed. The customer service was lacking - no smiles or good communication by any of them. They said they would call my name over the speaker when it was done. I ate at Subway in the store, then walked around the store after. I never heard my name. If they did indeed say it, then they need to fix their speakers so you can hear it in the entire building. Once I got my car & drove home, I noticed a light that wasn't on before was now on. Also, I didn't like the way my car felt. I don't know what it is, but it doesn't feel the same (I have never had any issues with my car).

Walmart Palmdale, CA - My daughter took her car for an oil change on 10-28-12 at 8:40AM. She waited for an hour. She noticed the mechanic walking back and forth, going underneath to work on her car. After an hour, he told her they don't have the special tool that is needed to work on her car. He pulled out her car and sent her on her way. She went to Jiffy Lube, the technician there took one look and said the oil plug had been stripped. He then said, "This looks fresh. Was somebody working on your car?" My daughter then informed him he had just left Walmart. I called Walmart and spoke with the supervisor, and she agreed to write an incident report.

I got an oil change at Walmart and they used bad filter which caused oil to leak and almost damaged the engine. On 07/21/2012, I went to Walmart to change the oil. I started to hear noises in the engine. So, I set an appointment with Town and Country Ford to see what was causing these noises. On 10/11/2012, I left my 2008 Ford Edge at the dealer. Two days later, Mike from the service department told me that whoever changed the oil put a bad filter which caused oil to leak and I am lucky the engine was not damaged. I went back to Walmart and spoke with the store manager and explained to him my situation and asked to refund me my money that I paid to fix the leak. He refused to do so and told me to do whatever I wanted. I am in contact with the claim department. If I do not get my full refund plus the cost of the rental car, my attorney will file a lawsuit in small claims court.

I have a 2012 Honda Civic and I went to Walmart today for an oil change. After my oil was changed, I got on the interstate to head into town. Once I hit around 55mph, I heard a loud banging and then felt something hitting the ground under my car. I pulled off on the shoulder and looked under the car and saw the metal flap guard hanging down and the front part bent slightly backwards. I immediately went back to Walmart. When I went inside, I told the technician at the front counter that I was just in and what had happened after I left. He took my keys and walked to the back. About 20 minutes later, another technician came out and asked me to come outside. Once outside, he stated he remembered my car and that one of the bolts had been missing and that's probably why the flap was hanging! I could not believe they knew a bolt was missing but let me drive off without mentioning this fact.

I bought two front tires at Heath Ohio Wal-Mart. Tires went low after a year and a half. I was told they would not replace them because they were driven low - 50k mile tires with only 20k driven. Their service sucks. I had to buy two new tires to replace my two slightly used tires. I'm tired of getting gouged by these people.

I just attempted to return a battery to the store where it was purchased in, I believe, Aug 2011. I am going by the punch-out dated on the battery. The cashier tested the battery and it showed dead cell/replace battery. He stated to me that he thought the battery was purchased in 2001, not 2011, because with the old system, two of the numbers as well as the month would have been punched; and he could not replace the battery. I have misplaced the receipt for the purchase and had no other proof. In my defense, (1) I know where and about the time I bought the battery; (2) that store did not exist on 32nd Street, Yuma, Az., in 2001; (3) I did not arrive in Yuma until 2003; (4) I did not buy the truck or the battery until well after those dates; (5) 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, which two numbers would indicate 2011? Is there some other way to identify batteries that you have sold at that store such as the barcode? Can I get some help here?

I have recently retired from a career in the automotive service field and have come to the conclusion that Wal-Mart does business because they are cheap (not inexpensive, cheap). Their customer service rates about as low as it goes. It took me 5 1/2 hours to get an oil change last Friday at the Burgess Road Wal-Mart. I ended up at another shop because the technicians at Wal-Mart could not put in a new oil plug. I was initially told it would be 1 1/2 to 2 hours, which was ok with me. When I returned after 1 1/2 hours, my vehicle was in the shop, but no one was working on it.

On 9/12/2012, my fiancee and I took our 2008 Corolla into the Nampa, ID Wal-Mart for an oil change. We asked for the lowest oil change package and asked them not to touch our transmission or anything else as our car is still under warranty with only 45k miles on it. When the oil change was complete and we were called back to TLE, we were told that our car had a transmission leak and that they filled the transmission fluid. Our car had absolutely no problems until Wal-Mart touched it. We drove our car home and the next day when we drove it out of the driveway, we had spots all over our driveway that had never been there before due to this leak. We immediately called Wal-Mart and went in to file a claim. We were met by two assistant managers who gave us a statement too and took pictures of where they said our transmission was leaking from.

Last December 2011 and today, 09/11/12, I had a flat a few miles away from your store. I refill my tire and drove to your store at Alamo, TX, Expressway 83, I arrived almost flat. I asked the tire to be fixed. Later they called me in and told me that my tire could not be replaced due to it having a gash on the side. They told me it was road hazard damage and I had to replace the tire. I looked at the gash on my tire and it was not rough, had no signs of dirt road or stains, it was a clean cut very thin like it was made with a knife. I should have taken a photograph, but I did not. This is the second time that it happened in this store, I could be wrong but you need to look into this. The cut was just too clean, and by the way, it was a brand new tire that I bought in another Wal-Mart. I almost forgot, I talked to **, a store manager about this on 09/11/12, around 7:10pm from my home phone.

I went to Wal-Mart Oil and Lube for regular oil change. I haven’t made it out of the parking lot yet when the check engine light and transmission light came on. I went back and asked them to check it twice, and they said they don’t deal with the lights and I would have to go to dealer. I understand that, but those lights were not on when I got there. I was very worried. I drove 10 miles home and transmission started slipping. I called a friend to come and look because I could not get to the dealer and the transmission fluid was empty even though the receipt said they checked it. I’m looking now for damage. My car is a 2010 model. I am not happy! I will never go back.

I went to Wal-Mart on Monday (Labor Day) to get a nail out of my tire and was told they would be going to lunch from 12 to 1. I returned at 1 to find a note on the door inside the store saying: “Closed till 2.” I waited around and finally a worker came back and I asked him if I could get it fixed. It is now 2:10 and he said it’s going to be another 25 minutes before they will come back. I talked to two acting managers. A man in a wheel chair requested to have a rad hose installed and he was told they were too busy, but there were no cars in the bays. Wow, this department is a joke.

I went in to buy 2 new tires for my grandson's truck at 3:02PM and were told shorthanded. We were told probably be close to 5:00PM before it will be ready. We did some shopping as we didn't want to make another trip. We got no call or page saying the vehicle was ready and when we went back shortly before 5PM to see if it was ready, we discovered it was ready since 3:58PM. We'd been waiting all this time, afraid to get refrigerated items because of delay. My husband and I are both diabetic and it delayed our meal time. To make matters worse, there was nobody at the desk and then another person walked up and got waited on before us. I can promise that I will never use that department of your store on Central Avenue in Hot Springs again and may take all my business somewhere else. This was very poor customer service and this is not the first time there has been problems in this store because of the way people are being treated.

I have a shaking in the front tire on the right side of my car. I took my car to Alignment Pros in Sioux City, Iowa and had the front end aligned. They have been around for over 30 years. They aligned the car and said that everything was fine with the front end, but that one of the tires had an issue because it pulled to the right if you had the right tire on the right side, so they rotated the tires from one side to the other side. Now, the car pulled to the left. They said that one of the tires had a problem.

Battery installed wrong - I came to Wal-Mart on Aug 25, 2012 at approximately 9:48 am to have my battery recharged and the technician stated it would be an hour, so I waited until 10:48 am. He came back to inform us that the battery was dead. We asked him how much does the cheapest battery cost. He stated $54.98 without tax. We purchased the battery at 11:08 am. The technician installed the battery and we came home. We live about 10 minutes away from Wal-Mart. We parked the car and we didn't leave out again until 5:45 pm. We started driving North on Providence before we got to the storage when our car turned off. I immediately made a right turn in Rooms To Go parking lot on the left hand side and my children was in the car. When the car finally came to a stop, I popped the hood. My husband lift it up to find that one of the port or prongs, whatever it's called, on the + side had pulled out and battery acid covered the wires and other parts of the car and smoke was everywhere. So, I waited for my brother to come pick my husband up because somebody had to stay with the car and kids because our windows were rolled down and it was dark with the kids in the car.

I was on my way to work (about 2 miles from) when my low tire pressure light came on. The car was riding okay and I didn't hear any noises or feel any difference. So, I figured I would drive to Walmart after work and have it checked out. Someone from my office came in and told me that I had a flat. I called AAA and had them remove the tire and put the spare on. After work, I went to Walmart to have the tire repaired and was told that because I drove on the tire (2 miles) that it was not covered by the warranty and I would have to buy a new tire. What was I supposed to do? Stop driving immediately in the middle of the road and call for someone to come and help me? I didn't even know that I had a flat because there were no signs until after a co-worker noticed it later.

They fail to honor tire warranties and told me the tires were too dry-rotted and refused to rotate any of them. They tried to convince me the tires were old and needed to be replaced, even though the tread depth was almost brand-new.

On August 15, 2012, I took a tire in for a flat repair. My arrival time was 7:15 am. While I was waiting, they took me into the shop to look at the tire; they said I shouldn't run the tire on the vehicle for the inside was a small scuff. The hole in the tire was in the middle of tread. I told them this tire is almost new and is under warranty from where I bought the set in Omaha. They insisted that I shouldn’t even run it on the car, but they finally did after much resistance on doing so. The employee was even told to comment this on the work sheet about not to run the tire on the vehicle. When I got back to Omaha, I had Jensen Tire and Auto check out the tire and was informed that Walmart was trying to just get me to buy a new tire which I didn't need. I feel they are scamming people that don't know much about tires and needs to be addressed. This is from the Walmart tire center in Eldorado, Kansas.

I went to Walmart and I got my oil changed. Everything was fine until I went to change the oil myself for its next oil change. I went to loosen the bolt and they had stripped the bolt. Oil started to leak out. I took it back to Walmart to have it fixed. It turns out that the guy that tightened the bolt used the wrong wrench and did it the lazy way. So, Walmart had to replace the entire piece that the oil is in. I will never go back to Walmart for anything that has to do with fixing my truck.

The assistant manager of Wal-Mart’s tire department named Vince with no last name (a co-worker woman claimed she don't know - after all the years working there) refused to honor, balance and rotate a warrantied left front tire, which I paid $20.00 a tire for the warranty besides the full price of $86.00 plus tax per tire. He claimed that the tread-wear reached its limit policy of 3. I asked what the reading says. He said it's 3. I said, “It's not below 3, so you're in the grey area. It will be okay,” but Vince still refused to honor the warranty.

I found out today that Walmart lies to get your business. I had an oil change done on 8/3/12. Customer service said it would take 35 minutes. Two hours later, they called me back to have me start my truck. I was told by the department manager that he was unable to call me sooner because he was busy, but others who got there after me was already done. While waiting, another employee told me they tell customers a shorter time than what it will be to keep them there, and then they tell them later "sorry for the wait." Then they told me I needed air filter but didn’t carry a model for 2008 Dodge Ram truck (Good place for auto repair shop, wouldn’t it?). I will never have my oil changed there again.

I went to get my oil changed at Watson Rd, Walmart in Buckeye, AZ. I told them to change the air filter. When I went to pick it up, they said they didn't have the tool (star driver) to change it. It's an 06 Chevy truck. If you can't change an air filter, they need to close their doors and the staff acted like a bunch of idiots. I'll never go back.

I bought four tires and they did not last 60000 miles, not even close. I even bought hazard warranty. I had a nail in my tire but they refused to fix it because there’s not enough wear on the back tire. I asked for a prorated cost but Phil refused and offered only 15 dollars off a new tire. I got angry. I paid over 400 dollars on tires, at least cover one out of the four! I bought four other tires for my wife’s car, same brand (Goodyear) and they are not lasting either. I was with my family when all this happened. Phil’s two male and one female shop workers (total of four people) were bullying me out the door. I had to walk fast or Phil and his crew would plow over me and my family. I said, “Give my money back on the warranty bro please.” “Bro,” he laughed at me, “my name is Phil.” I explained to him that I am talking slang, my wife and I both have lived in the South where that term is used a lot and we have on both sides of our family African American descent. I felt insulted.

I arrived at the Walmart Tire and Lube around 3:25. I was told what was ahead of me. It will be about 1 hour; 4:55 comes around and I notice my vehicle was parked outside. I asked how long it has been parked there; paperwork shows that they were done at 3:58. I waited an hour when my car servicing was complete. There was no paging of my name, no phone call. No one asked me what I was waiting for. I think there was a change of shifts because I ended up dealing with someone totally different. The unnecessary delay caused issues that I wish not to discuss. Signed, not too happy.

My husband and I own a business. I do at the least $400 a week in shopping. Well, we are traveling through New Albany, Indiana and we needed a tire changed, and for one tire we waited 10 minutes before the man ahead of us found him in a stockroom with a woman and wanted $10 to air up his tire. He then told my husband he was refusing to change our tire with no reason. Yeah, it’s Sunday and it was the only place to get a tire. If anything happens to me, my husband, or our trailer, or anyone else, I will let people know it was Walmart’s tire department’s fault as they would not change my tire.

My dad loves the old Wal-Mart that Sam Walton built, but he doesn't understand that when Sam died, that Christian love died with him. Now Wal-Mart is just a money factor for the boys. I listened to my dad and took my VW Passat to Wal-Mart automotive for a headlamp. That's right, folks, a simple headlamp. I thought it would be complete in 1 hour, so I went back to retrieve my car and found a very young man dismantling my front end. He was unscrewing the frame from the front of the car. I said, "What are you doing and put my car back together." He said he had to remove the front parts under the hood to get to the lamp. I told him that I've watched VW change a bulb and they never dismantled the front end. A very young female tech chimed in and said, "Yeah, you have to do this for this type of care, because I've changed a bulb on these cars before."

I was charged for TPMS reset ($20). The tech didn't know how to reset, but charged anyway. I told them one tire was low. The light comes on and the tire’s still low. Checked items on the checklist weren't done (vacuum carpet, not sure about other things). When I complained, I got a $20 credit. I wonder how many are charged when services were not performed. I don't plan on returning to a Wal-Mart service center any time soon!

I got a price for an oil change that includes an oil filter. They then said they did not have the oil filter for a 2010 Kia Sedona. If I bought it, they would take off from the price. The filter cost $10.98. After the oil change, they give me a $2 credit because I supplied the filter. If they told me they were not going to cover the cost, I would have gone someplace else. What turned out to be $58 (with tax) oil change, it cost me $67. I will never use Wal-Mart again. I complained to the manager but got nowhere. That is it for Wal-Mart.

On Saturday, 30 Jun 2012, we were on I-64 headed from NE to WV when we noticed a wiggle in the right front tire. Because we travel a lot, we have used Walmart tires for years, counting on the nationwide service. I checked the road atlas and found New Albany, IN was the closest. When we pulled in right at noon, there was one car waiting in the lube line and one in the tire line so we thought things would go fairly quick even allowing for lunch breaks for the mechanics. When the tire paperwork wasn't in the dash, we were frustrated but figured things could only go up from there.

I have used Walmart for my tires and oil change but from now on I’ll never walk into another Walmart again. I will tell everyone who will listen to a dangerous situation your employee put me in. I went in to have my oil changed and my tires rotated on May 7th. I was very excited to see the girl who has checked me in since I got my car and we chatted. She wasn’t the one who was rude and treated me like I was garbage. My oil got changed and I was called.

I purchased tires at Shamokin Tire and Lube. The tires were the result of a vibration in my car as per a mechanic, in writing. I returned to Walmart, they replaced the tires. I arrived at 7:00AM and my car was serviced immediately. I had to be at the hospital for tests, which was why I made sure to be there early. I had to wait for more than 45 minutes, after my car was done, to leave because we had to wait for the manager to come and check to make sure the lug nuts were on securely. I do not know if this is common practice at all Walmarts, but I assure you I will not be returning to a Walmart for anything if I can help it. I am very disappointed and angry. I should also add, the person who waited on me originally offered to replace my tires for $100. I, however, informed her that I have it in writing that my tires, put on at this store, were defective. It was only then she did not charge me, but informed me they would only replace them free that one time. One very unhappy, former Walmart customer.

We bought a motorcycle battery at our local Walmart and it would not take a charge. We called the service desk and were told, "No problem; bring it back." We returned to the store and were told to take it to Tire Service to try to get it charged. We did this and the man told us, "Sorry, battery is no good, take it to service desk for an exchange." We don't know how but we do not have a receipt for this battery and were told, "Too bad for you, we won't exchange without receipt." So, we paid forty dollars for a bad battery from you and nothing can be done about it? Rest assured, it will be the last forty dollars I ever spend in this Walmart.

I have gone to Walmart many times and why so many is that this small town doesn't have many choices. I have asked the MGF many times to not overfill my engine. They didn't listen. The specs call for 6qt and they always put 7qt (I think this is to sell more oil). I never had much problems other than the check engine light will come on for the first few hundred miles as it is overfilled. Once the engine burns off that extra quart of oil, the light will go off. However, this last time, the vehicle left for a 1000+ mile trip. Once we returned to town, we found that due to the overfill, some minor damage was done to the engine, which I was lucky to be minor as it could have been a major repair.

I went to Walmart to get a tire replaced. It had blown out and I had some concerns about it. I asked the tech and said it was fine. That was a few days ago and just looked at the work order. The work order said the rim was bent even though the tech said the rim was fine. I've been working with cars and trucks for years and a bent rim is not something to overlook. I had a friend check his work order, same deal. The tech told us the rims were good even though on the work order it said rims were bent.

Walmart bad lube job ruined my transmission - Tiffin, Ohio Walmart destroyed my 1977 924 Porsche transaxle. They said they checked the fluids and well, they didn't. I had the lube job done for a trip I was taking. The car barely made it back from the trip when the transaxle blew.

I took my K-1500 4WD pickup to Walmart to get new tires. They checked the tire size I wanted and told me that "by law", they could not install those tires as they were too big. Well, I've been using those tires on that truck for many years and never had any issues. The truck is not stock and has a lift kit installed. I asked the guy which law was being violated and, of course, he did not know because it does not violate any law. I ended up taking the truck to Goodyear which installed the tires I wanted with no questions. Later in the day, I spoke to a friend of mine and he related that he had taken his car there to have the oil changed. When he pulled the car into the bay, a belt was squealing. They told him that it was "illegal" for them to work on his car since it was making a noise.

Today on 5-20-2012, I went to the Wal-Mart in Weslaco, Texas to get a tire fix on my Pontiac Solstice. I arrived at 12 noon and was told it would take 1 hour to fix my flat. So I walked around the store, until I realized it was going to be 2:00 pm. So, I went to the automotive department to see what was going on with my car to see if they had fixed the flat yet. Man, to my disappointment, they had not even touched my car in almost 2 hours. So how long does it take to fix a stupid flat tire. I was told that they had gone to lunch and whoever was going to do it did not let anyone know. I would like to let you all know that I am very upset about this because of the lack of service and respect your store had for me as a customer.

Reading some recent stories about Wal-Mart, I decided to share mine. A few years ago, I took my wife's car in for an oil change. It was late in the day and the service person at the desk said they had time to change the oil. Surprisingly, I didn't have to wait long. I drove the car home. After getting out of the car, I immediately noticed oil dripping from the bottom of the car. I popped the hood, and to my surprise, the oil cap was laying on top of the engine. There was oil everywhere.

I had the oil changed in my 2004 Buick Rainier on 5/4/2012. The low oil pressure light now comes on frequently. I never had a problem with this before the oil change at Walmart. I took it back to them and they said "it's nothing we did" and that was it. Now, I will have to pay to have this problem resolved, and that's after spending $50 on an oil change! I will never use the automotive services there again, and I will make sure to tell my friends and family not to either.

April 28, 2012, while driving my 2004 Honda Element, it braking by itself, and came to a complete stop. I couldn't press the brake pedal, it was very tight. I had the truck towed by an AAA Auto authorized auto repair shop. The mechanic said that oil was put into the brake fluid line. Wherever I got my oil change, it had to have happened then.

Goodyear tire, dry rot on inner tire - This is not about what happened, it’s about how this was handled! I bought 4 tires from Walmart at the end of 08 and just this past Saturday, went to have an oil change at Midas Tire. They asked me to come take a look at my tire. They had never seen anything like this before, neither had I. I was planning on going to pick up my daughter that Wednesday from college and I was sick to my stomach because I was not supposed to change the oil in that car on Saturday. The guys at Midas discovered something that they never had seen before and I have not seen myself.

On 5/1/2012, I took my car into Walmart for an oil change. I did not drive it until 5/4 when I left for work. While driving, I noticed oil leaking from the car. I immediately drove it back to Walmart. The guy looked at it and said they overfilled the oil and caused damage. He suggested taking the car to a mechanic, then filing a claim. I left to the mechanic and was told a part burst due to the overfill, and I was charged $234. I filed a claim, and had a very rude person from the claim dept. call me back on 5/10. I was told that I could not prove it was their fault, even though the Walmart mechanic and the BrakeMaster mechanic said it was overfilled. My car was working, and no broken parts or oil leaks were mentioned when my oil was changed. Then, upon getting my car back from them, there is a broken part and leak. I think that is proof.

I bought four (4) Douglas X-Trac 175/70R13 tires for my Honda Civic on 20 Nov. 2010 (odometer reading 190740) under service order **. The wear tread started showing on two (2) of them. I went to Walmart on 10 May 2012 (odometer reading 204486). Since the tires were sold to me with a 40,000 mile warranty and they were worn after only 13,746 miles, I was confident they would be pro-rated like at any other dealership when this occurs with tires or batteries. To my bewilderment, I was informed that Walmart does not honor tire warranties. I was confused because I thought maybe they thought I wanted free tires or some nonsense like that. So I chatted and explained that I could not comprehend how could they sell me 40,000 mile tires that last only 13,746 miles and claim they have no part on it. I was convinced I was missing something. But no, I was told they simply do not honor tire warranties at all and it was my luck they did not last.