Goodyear Tire Center Gardena

I want to start by saying that I am a 53-​year-​old quadriplegic who uses a wheelchair for mobility. This business establishment went over and beyond their duty, to serve people with disabilities like myself. The general public with or without disabilities, will eventually realize that this shop is TRULY The BEST BUY from bumper– to-​bumper for all your vehicle needs.
At first you will perhaps be greeted buy a person named «Greg» who may look and sound like he is grumpy. In reality Greg is a hard-​working and honest man. «Vic» is absolutely the «HEART» of the operation. Vic treated me with so much compassion and respect that for a moment I felt I was not even using a wheelchair! He respectfully kneeled-​down to my wheelchair and eye level and honestly explained to me what was exactly wrong with my handicapped-​equiped van. I reluctantly at that time got a second opinion directly from a Toyota service department. Vic, was on the dot with his diagnoses! However, the most important things about my total satisfaction with GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER is how they delivered on their professional service, deep discount, and highest quality of work! I recommend this place to all my close friends, family and especially to anybody who truly cares for their vehicles.

It was my first time here! I asked the guy to check my brakes and he said it was ok! but fuck that! my tire breaks are fcked up already!

We had a flat tire on the way to Irvine. After bouncing around a bunch of locations, we finally ended up here. Though the older man behind the desk (the owner) had a bit of an accent and certainly started by selling us the most expensive tire option, he was open to whatever we wanted done. The work was good, and we were in and out within an hour, without any sort of appointment at all.

I did not have a pleasant experience at this store.
I drove in and went to the desk and asked «how much and when can you do an alignment?»
Instead of giving me the answer as to the price they charge for an alignment, the manager started peppering me with questions about how my car handled, did it shake or swerve, etc. He wouldn’t give me a price, so I left.
There is PLENTY of time to ask the customer questions and the questions are good and necessary, but I’ve had enough car service done in my 40+ years to know that when you ask an auto shop the price of something and they can’t tell you their standard price RIGHT UP FRONT, something is fishy.
If he was trying to prepare me for the possibility of there being extra costs — or even if they wanted to say that maybe I didn’t even need the service, the time to do that is AFTER they quote the standard price.
This smelled like he was trying to gauge my level of understanding to see what price he would give me.