Goodyear Auto Service Center

I was around the area and got a flat tire. It was 600v and they close at 7. i pull up and they wouldn’t do a thing. They said they already shut down the air compressor. Do not go there. The workers there do not need any schooling or anything. They know barely nothing about cars

Brought two cars here for an inspection about 2 weeks apart. Both failed for new tires and brakes. Had work work done on one, took the other for a second opinion. Firestone, right around the corner said the tires and brakes were very good and no where close to failing.
Was also pressured into getting a fuel system and brake line flush. After the «work» was done, took that vehicle to Firestone and they told me the lines were not flushed like they said. At best, maybe some addition fluid was added but they couldn’t confirm what, if anything, was done. Avoid this place at all costs.

And here is the remainder of the saga that was Goodyear.
INTERMISSION (roughly about a week)
During this intermission time, I have my car fixed to their standards by my mechanic. Remember me mentioning the estimate, yeaaaaaaah, let’s talk about that for a second. Their estimate with parts, labor and tax came to just shy of $ 1900. My mechanic, after everything was done, with parts, labor and tax came to just shy of $ 300. In fact, my mechanic check the strut, brakes and these lower control arms with the bushings and said that everything was fine and did not need replaced. Even though I did not need the lower control arms with the bushings replaced, I did so anyway. After that work was done, I call to schedule an appointment to have my car re-​inspected. Sooooooo, onto…
TAKE TWO:
I scheduled my appointment this time around a little later in the day and made it there with fifteen minutes to spare. I go in and right up to the counter, hand over my registration card and insurance information and proceed to the waiting area. Pull out my phone and proceed with Trivia Crack again. Two Time magazines later and I look over and my car is still sitting there, same exact spot. This is 45 minutes after I pull in. When I had called to set up the appointment I made sure to ask how long an inspection would take and I was quoted an hour and a half. Little did I know that half that time is to let your car rest up and study for a test.
Finally my car gets pulled into the not so busy garage area. How do I know it’s not so busy back there, because I went and checked just about every five minutes to see the status of my car through the safety glass window on the door to the garage. What really irks me here people, and probably what should irk you too, is that nothing was done to my car while I sat there, not a thing. The hood never opened, horn never beeped, lights never flashed, turn signal never flickered. My car sat there for a half hour. They never even put it up on the lift to make sure that the lower control arms and bushings were in fact replaced. This just goes to show you that they are, for a lack of a better term here, swindlers. They just expected me to believe them when they gave me the estimate. No explanation, not even an acknowledgement that it passed. I was called to the counter, given that oh so fake smile and told that «I’m good to go.»
I’m sure you can all understand my puzzlement by this situation. I mean they didn’t even come back and say anything about the strut or brakes. I am still baffled as to how they inspected my car. Did they stand back and admire it from afar? Like construction workers admiring a babe as she walks by? Or maybe, just maybe, my car passed inspection the first time around. Meaning that they didn’t have to look my car over this time because they already knew it was fine. I so wanted to let that Yinzer inside me to come out and rip them a new one, ya jagoffs. But I refrained, I kept myself cool and collected and decided that the best way to handle this is write a review, maybe contact their company headquarters and remember next time to not go to a national chain for a state inspection. Leave a national tire chain stick to what they do, tires and nothing more.