DISHONEST, owner lacks integrity and is lazy…read more Mechanics don't reassemble your car correctly. BEWARE. These folks are shady. They missed a lug nut on my wheels when getting new tires, let me drive around with it, and the owner went straight into defense mode and claimed that it was missing to begin with. He wouldn't refund me for the install cost and was nasty. This place is also unprofessional, they never call you when your vehicle is done despite always asking when I'm there. Additionally, the owner that sits in the back is grumpy and sighed that he had to get up and came to the counter when I was there to pickup my car. He just looked at me and kept eating his lunch when I walked in. This place is not reliable and I wouldn't trust them. The owner has no integrity or honesty.

They used to be great and I said buy your tires from Vineville tire and no other. That was when the…read moreold man was living and at himself. Now, robbie with the pop bottle rings on his fingers is running things into the ground. Liberace had better rings than that. They claim to be able to do lots of stuff mechanically with a car. The fact is, they mess up things and won't stand behind their work. Let me say that again:THEY DON'T STAND BEHIND THEIR WORK! Took my car to them because of an intermittent starter problem. Broke the bolts loose from the exhaust to get to the starter. No problem they said. Yeah, there were now more problems. They either didn't put the bolts back the way it should have been, missed a few or whatever.Rattle, rattle, rattle.Potentially dangerous now. Don't work on a car if you don't know how to repair that model. But, why let making money get in the way? duh. I later took it to another shop who said I need a new starter.Problem solved. How simple is that? How simple is robbie not catching that a starter needs replacing?It's not rocket science. Simple problem but robbie wasn't smart enough to figure that out. Typical. Took it back to them. I had the starter issue and electrical issue. They charged me cash money for saying they fixed it but didn't. I take it back and good ole robbie says "no." No what? You took cash money from me to fix it and now you think your cheap glass rings that don't even sparkle on your fingers entitles you to tell customers that when they messed customers' cars up to simply go away? Liberace wouldn't do that. I know10k gold when I see it. Not sure if it was that or simply 10k plated. Probably plated. But to parade that around on one's hand like it's a magic wand? It's very silly.He acts like royalty. I finally had to file a complaint with the CC company and a BBB complaint. They almost missed the deadline to reply to the BBB which would have defaulted in their rating down. They replied that they didn't contact me, reply or refund my money because they "knew" I had filed a charge back and I would get my money back from that. Really? Are you kidding me? Did they have to hire a rocket scientist to come up with that clever reply? Let's recap: They don't fix problems they create on your car, and don't refund money customers paid to the to fix problems. Their business model is to let credit card companies process charge backs? That's how it worked out with me. Liberace would never do this. Ladies and gentlemen, this is how they do business if you have a problem. They ignore it and if you show up, usher you out the door. Move along. Nothing to see here. Go away. We have other people to get money from. When the old man ran the place, it wasn't like this. It was wonderful. Now, robbie just messes things up and hopes that the customer goes away never to come back again if they mess things up. Go to vineville tire at your own risk. If things go well, great. If they go bad, you lose time, money and the use of your vehicle because of them. I can't believe how this guy behaves to customers. He wants one class of customer and no other. If you don't fit that model, he just tries to sparkle his rings at you like Elisabeth Taylor as if that matters. He doesn't look at thing like Miss Taylor. I recall the day that robbie was in a head on collision on Vineville Ave a few years ago. It wasn't busy that day in the shop. The old man was concerned telling me all about it. He was upset and no doubt about it. I was so very shocked what he said to me on that accident with robbie. I just couldn't believe what he said. But, I now see his point and the old man was very right. Expect to get an attitude if you go in. Expect them to think that THEY gave you a great favor by simply working on your car. Guys, keep your receipts. Use a credit card. Drive the car on the highway, look under the hood the day you get it back. Document it. Take pictures before and after. They are a "likeable" company. By that I mean, when you walk in the door, they either "like" you or they don't. If they don't. You need to leave. LEAVE! Take a gander at the gaudy rings. Maybe he doesn't know how to buy diamonds? Maybe he just doesn't know? Maybe he loves spending money on gumball machines? But wearing two such rings is something that only Liberace would do and people actually liked him. To my knowledge, robbie doesn't have a piano in the office. Liberace had more hair than robbie even if it were kept in a drawer. People take notice and will go somewhere else. The tires come from a central warehouse and are ordered usually on the day you come in. It should be the same price at the next place down the road for tires. If Vineville charges more, you know why--it's the rings. The difference with any place and others is the attitude. Vineville tire, it's not still 1958.