You have a car problem. It might be something serious, and your worried. But if anything worries…read moreyou more than the car, it is the prospect of being hosed by a mechanic. go to ron's. he won't pass your car through inspection because your a regular - but there is an upside to that honesty - he will give you an honest diagnosis as to what you really need to do to get the car running. none of that, "while i was in there i saw that your doo-dad flobulator was gunked up so i highly recomend replacing it now". No hard sells on a non-critical cleaning services that you don't understand enough to know if you really need it. If you want Ron to tell you everything thats wrong with the car - he will. If you want him to get it safely rolling on the road as cheap as he can, he will do that too. Ron is also very good at explaining a sophisticated mechanical problem to somebody with little more than a basic understanding of how the car works. So you don't feel like you've just been told what needs to be fixed, you feel like you understand why it needs to be fixed.

Ron's Auto is great. I've been taking my cars there for about 10 years, and my parents' take their…read morecars there too. Ron is a great guy--honest, trustworthy, and really pleasant to do business with. I had a Saturn a while back, and it started to have an issue with the gear shift. The dealership tried about three times to fix it, with no results. They finally offered me a plan B, and told me it would cost a substantial amount of money to do this next step. I wound up taking the Saturn to Ron's at my Mom's suggestion--he fixed the issue right away, and for about one fifth the cost that had been estimated by Saturn... needless to say, I never went back to the Saturn Dealership, and I've stuck with Ron ever since. I have never had a single issue with his work, and I recommend him to everyone when they mention car troubles.

Matt at Mr. Tire truly went above and beyond for us. We were having a tough time getting a rusted…read moretire off so we could put on the donut and get the car into the shop. Matt not only took the time to walk us through it, but he shared his expertise in a way that was easy to understand--even for someone like me who isn't familiar with auto mechanic terminology. After struggling with that tire for over an hour, we followed Matt's advice and had it off in no time. Once we arrived, they took us in immediately and had the new tire installed in under 20 minutes. The team at Mr. Tire is genuinely helpful, and I would recommend them 100%!

and my Dodge Challenger tires repaired. These guys are great front The whole works at a reasonable…read moreprice.

Mr tire in mount ephraim is the greatest service i have ever had. If you aren't taking your vehicle…read morehere then you should be embarrassed. This Mr tire is as elite as they get. Fixed my front tires in literally ten mins and they're the best things that ever happened to my vehicle

MR. TIREs assistant manager Noel, argued that AUTOZONE was at fault for selling Mr. Tire defective…read moresensors, as if we should take our complaint to AutoZone. So I reviewed Mr Tire and got a response that said if I needed more assistance to call the "store owner." So I called and was put on the line with a technician (Todd?). Todd said the store didn't operate like that being 'individually owned' as it's corporate. So he finally put me on with NOEL, an assistant manager who behaved unprofessionally, was defensive and laughed at the situation. Also, NOEL gave me a corporate phone number (800-297-9886) that did not help at all. Those folks had to give me a different phone number to call. MR. TIREs assistant manager Noel, argued that AUTOZONE was at fault for selling Mr. Tire defective sensors, as if we should take our complaint to AutoZone. The point of this review is Mr Tire does not support its customers. We bought four new sensors with our tires. They turned out to all be defective. Now here is what led to this situation. Now for the events that led to aforementioned. In August 2024 we needed new tires. The tires were original to our 2018 Subaru Outback. We took the car to the Glassboro Mr Tire and had all four tires replaced. The total was $1137. In November of that year we noticed the TPMS light continuously coming on, so we took the car back to the Glassboro Mr Tire and they recommended we replace one of the sensors so we did. The total was about $115. About 14 months later, it started happening again. So we brought it to the Oaklyn Mr Tire because we had moved. They checked the sensors and recommended that ALL 4 be replaced. They said they have to be replaced every couple of years. But that's weird because we're older and this has never happened to us in our entire lives before using Mr Tire. So I googled it and yes, tire sensors do go bad--every 6-10 years!! Not in 14 months!! They outlive the life of the tire!! The four new sensors cost us $595 instead of $460, which is the Glassboro location's price multiplied by four. So far these tires have cost us $1847!! This is some kind of scam Mr Tire, especially the Oaklyn location, has running. We decided to have them all replaced because we were upset and didn't know what to do. We should have just left. But when this happens again--and it will--we will go to Tire Kingdom or even the dealership just to be treated like human beings. We are so mad!! Don't go to Mr Tire--it's a scam company!! Due to Noel, I am posting this review online via social media.

Super kind, super quick, and super knowledgeable! Came right out to my place and answer all my…read morestupid questions :)

Hey did a great job, quick with accuracy and educational. Thank you for treating my car good!read more

I called to have my a/c serviced. They didn't seem like they were interested in servicing my…read morevehicle at all. Maybe a fishing trip was planned. I don't know. I hung up, and I won't waste my time calling for service at this location again.

Mark and Majic Auto Repair continue to help me time and time again. Not just with repairs but with…read moresolid advice and info. Quality 'round everything they do. Nice to see guys that take such care, have careful and tactful knowledge and can satisfy clients like myself over and over. It's a pleasure with Majic. No fancy magic tricks. Just "poof" fantastic results!!! And that's Mark and Majic Repair. Now that's majic!

They are awesome. Not only do they have excellent prices for Tires, but they're very understanding…read morewhen it comes to what you're going through in your life. The next time I have a problem, I will take it there.

As a new customer, I stopped in for brake service. Yes, they do much more than just tires! Quality…read moreservice at a fair price. I will definitely be a return customer thanks mainly to the store operator, Mike. He raises the bar of customer service to its highest level. Honesty and integrity coupled with excellent work at a great price.Why would I go anywhere else? Don't just take my word for it, make an appointment and stop in to discover for yourself. You'll be glad that you did! John A.

They were great! Called to inquire about a tire patch and they said come right over! Got there and…read morethey took my car right away. I was there 10 mins, in and out! Highly recommend them!

Howard's ticks all the boxes I think you want in a mechanic. Reasonable, Timely, and does good…read morework. Do we need anything else?

This is the best car repair shop in Mt. Ephraim/ Audubon and Haddon Heights compared to several…read moreother repair shops In have used in the past 10 years. I do drive new cars, the ones I have owned are 20+ years old and learned many garages will not touch anything older than cars built in the 2000's or younger. My current daily driver is a rare 1991 Jeep Briarwood Wagoneer with 190k on the clock and S.A. Conte has kept the Jeep in top running condition. Sam has bought parts for me and installed ones I have purchased from reconditioned parts suppliers and OEM dealers. I also let him know what I have purchased prior to the scheduled work giving him the option not to install if he has any concerns, this builds respect and trust for both parties. It's the responsibility of the car owner to research problems associated with the model and year concerning recalls or reports pertaining to issues with the vehicle to give the mechanic a complete picture of the repairs required. Many car owners are lazy and will not take the time to educated themselves on how to fix their cars and then complain about the repairs bill paying the mechanic to be Sherlock Holmes trying to located the car issues. Again, the best approach is to communicate with the mechanic and give them all the information about the repair and funds you have budgeted for the work, doing this will reward you with a great relationship with your mechanic and not be just a number when taking to the dealership or large retail repair shops!