Brought my car to Byers Tires to try and correct issues from work done at another shop. Even though…read morethis turned out to be a complicated scenario, their team handled it with professionalism and honesty. They made several attempts to diagnose and resolve the issue, and when it became clear it was beyond their scope, they refunded me without any hassle. That level of integrity is rare in this industry. I trust and respect them for how they handled the situation from start to finish.

Very friendly and fast customer service. The waiting area is extremely clean. My brother in law…read more also got tires too and was very impressed

price gougers. I was told over the phone what was wrong with it when we told them what it was…read moredoing, but then they still charged 500 just for diagnosis. then said 3k estimate to fix it. (Coil change and valve cover replacement) I took my car somewhere else and it cost less than 400. I was also told by a clerk that people who owned these cars were like a cult and would do anything for these cars. A tow service told me it's not uncommon for them to tow cars from there d/t prices. Buyer beware, do your research. If you get an estimate check another mechanic for their prices. It could save you thousands. I left a Facebook review on them, they blocked me so it would be deleted. Told us to contact them to work something out, the day after we spoke to the manager and they did nothing for us.

Called the day beforehand, and was service manager truly accommodated my needs. While there I…read morereceived top notch assistance; staff were friendly, very helpful, and efficiently fast.

Great service and super fast. Woke up to a flat tire and I went in first thing in the morning and…read morewas out in 1 hour.

Very Impressive! We had been customers at a big chain box store tire center in town for the last…read moreten years and in the past two years had several problems with the service, quality etc... So, I thought I would try Weavers and I'm very glad I did because their prices were lower, everything was explained clearly online (love that they have this option) as I received a quote that was spot on for the price of the tires, alignment and everything out the door. I will be bringing my other five vehicles there as well

Robinson's Body Shop & Garage is great, they've helped us keep our two cars in service over the…read morepast few years as we're very thankful for them, "they're pricey" Sure, but they actually do their job at a really reasonable price and all you have to do is communicate if anything's wrong with your car, call Robinson's! 10/10

The kind of honest, efficient business that made this country great…read more Savanna worked on my car with skill, speed and attention to detail.

Sometimes, despite our best efforts to believe the best in people, we encounter situations where…read moreopportunities for communication and doing the right thing simply aren't embraced. Back in October, I purchased a car at a dealership that came highly recommended. My daughter is friends with the owner's son, and I have a mutual friend with the owner. The initial experience was excellent--I received reassuring messages like "let me know if you need anything" and "call me if you don't think you're getting a good deal." BUT... I drove off the lot in my cute little whip and IMMEDIATELY noticed my gas gauge fluctuating between empty and full. I texted my sales guy right away--I mean, I had JUST pulled off the lot. I stayed in communication over the next several weeks. Around Thanksgiving, I took my car to their recommended shop, which confirmed my fuel pump needed replaced. I double-checked that the dealership would handle the bill, and they ordered the part. December: I'm back in town for Christmas. Wrong fuel pump was sent. January: Trip canceled due to PA winter weather. February: Finally back. Fuel pump replaced, but surprise--I'm told I owe $288 for a "deductible and taxes" I never anticipated. I called my sales guy. No answer. I called the dealership and got Chad, the owner. And this is where it goes downhill fast. I have no idea if someone pissed in his Cheerios that morning or if this is standard behavior. And I rarely play this card, but I genuinely believe had I not been a woman, this conversation would have gone differently. I wish I could accurately convey the condescending tone of this man's voice. He was rude, talked down to me, and was inexplicably angry. Chad claims: "If it was the fuel pump, you wouldn't have been able to drive it off the lot." Reality: This was precisely the diagnosed problem according to THE SHOP HE SENT ME TO. Then he goes: "I don't know what you people expect. It's only a hundred dollars. Some people are never happy." Then he HUNG UP ON ME. Like a child who can't regulate his emotions. My not-so-happy self drove straight to Final Drive to address this in person. Guess who wasn't there? Chad. Guess who was? Justin, who spent the next ten minutes trying to manipulate the conversation by listing everything he'd done for me--fixing the backup camera, calling the warranty company repeatedly. I asked Justin directly: "If we'd noticed the gas gauge wasn't working before I drove off the lot, would you have fixed it?" "Yes," he admitted. "According to Chad, it's 'only $100'--bottom line, are you going to cover that?" "No." LESSONS LEARNED 1. GET EVERYTHING IN WRITING. I should have texted Justin to document his response that there would be no out-of-pocket costs. 2. ASK SPECIFIC QUESTIONS ABOUT COSTS. Even when someone says they'll "handle it," clarify exactly what that means and what potential costs might still fall to you. 3. DEALERSHIP OWNERS AREN'T ALWAYS ACCOUNTABLE. Chad had an opportunity to listen and communicate effectively. Instead, he chose disrespect. Kindness goes a long way in business, but some people only care about the initial sale. Don't let this happen to you. Document everything, ask detailed questions about costs, and research dealership reviews thoroughly--especially regarding their after-sale service. Not that I did any of those things prior to my purchase. I assumed that my second degree of separation through friends who had personally communicated to the owner and his son would have sufficed. It didn't. #ConsumerAlert #CarDealershipWarning #CustomerService

Had a very smooth, pleasant experience purchasing my new-to-me SUV from Final Drive. Justin was…read morevery helpful, patient and answered all my questions. Had actually gone there to look at one vehicle but found it was just not quite what I wanted and asked to test another I saw in the lot while there and that one did check all my boxes! Would definitely recommend Final Drive to anyone in the market for a good used vehicle!

As a customer for the last five years, I'm surprised by the some of the bad reviews for this…read morebusiness. I have had nothing but good experiences with Liberty. It is a family owned and run business. They must be doing something right when there is a two week waiting period for work to be done. I have had them perform brake replacements, oil changes and inspections. The work has always been top notch with no issues. There was only one time I had a minor issue with an oil change. After the oil change, I noticed there was a small amount of oil leaking from my oil pan. I brought the car back to them and they found that the oil drain plug washer had a split in it. They promptly replaced the washer and any lost oil at no charge. They stood behind their work and admitted the mistake. That's the kind of service and company I want to do business with. While their prices may not be the cheapest, they certainly are not the highest. I have found their prices to be fair and reasonable. The work and parts are of excellent quality. I recently purchased a gift card from Liberty for my son because he needed new tires for his pick up truck. He told me that Liberty's tire prices were hundreds of dollars cheaper than a shop he had been using previously. The shop has six car bays for repairs. They not only sell tires, but they perform many types of auto repais, including A/C repairs, engine repairs, brakes, exhaust, electrical/wiring, etc. Their is a samall waiting area if you want to wait for your vehicle. They have a large parking lot to hold plenty of vehicles. They also offer to loan you a car when available if needed, to allow customers to use it if needed to get to work or home. I don't know of other repair shops that offer that kind of service. If you can't bring the car to the shop the day of repairs, you can drop if off the evening/night before and drop your key into an envelope and key box with instructions of what needs to be done. I wholeheartedly and easily recommend this business.

Always been an excellent place. Mac really knows his stuff--and if he doesn't, he goes out of his…read moreway to find out and explain it to you.

Nick knows his stuff and he is a master mechanic. His work ethic, and customer service are world…read moreclass. If you need a car repaired at your home or office, do not hesitate to contact him, he'll come running and your car will run really well after he does is stuff. 5-Stars Plus!

Apparently I annoyed these guys by being late, not having the right info at the appointment time,…read moreand my kid turning up the AC- to the point of them defacing my car? Super weird. Super random but... I walked out to a fresh piece of chewed gum on my drivers side door handle. I'm pretty sure it was the gum that came from my center console.

This place did a great job with our oil and transmission change…read more Very friendly staff!!