1. Farmboy Custom

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Royal Palm Beach, FL

Farmboy Custom

3.9 (7 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated a few days ago

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Auto exterior customization

Suspension work

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2 years ago

Unless you're prepared to spend a lot of money, who ever was at the front counter was just rude and wasn't interested in my business. Cool

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4 years ago

Shop always comes through. Top notch service. Good guys. Will continue to do business with them.

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Schedule my vehicle to be worked on at this Tire Kingdom after previously taking it to this…read morelocation. We were recommended to replace the sway bar, sway bar links, and the outer-tie rods on both sides of the vehicle. Mind you, sway bars are heavy large metal rods that connect both sides of the suspension/linkage to the vehicle and is all metal; very hard to bend it or damage it. I was skeptical to say the least. We called several times to confirm the SWAY BAR needed to be replaced; yes was the answer. I will test someone's integrity and truthfulness due to the society we live in today. I painted my old sway bar in certain places to test that integrity. Upon picking up the vehicle and inspecting, the sway bar WAS NOT replaced. I confronted the service rep and asked if the sway bar or sway bar links were replaced and he stated the sway bar. A mechanic who worked on the vehicle came over and showed me the sway bar links were replaced, and stated the sway bar was not replaced. I confronted the service rep specifically and then he changed his story and said the sway bar links. I was charged for almost 3 hours of service with 2 new tires and balancing, so I'm not mad about the time charge considering removing/mounting new tires and balancing takes some time. I am mad about the sway bar stating it was replaced. It literally takes 15 minutes to change both sway bar links, if even that. I'm disappointed in the rep that he was not knowledgeable in sway bar/sway bar links and not knowing the work being replaced or just dishonesty and not wanting to admit it. Sway bar links, outer tie-rods, tires, and balancing were all good though, so well-done by the mechanic. Disappointed with the service rep.

I brought my car in on a Sunday last month. I had a visible screw in my Highlander and the PRESSURE…read morehad gone down to 26 psi. I brought my car here because they were open on a Sunday and I had to leave on a trip the following morning. The nice lady at the front counter was able to get my car Highlander in and repair the flat within an hour - which is why they're getting at least one star from me. When the car was delivered to me, she said that the air pressure indicators would reset after driving. By the following day after driving the Highlander on my trip, the tire indicators did not reset. I checked all the tires with a pressure gauge and everything appeared fine. On several occasions, I attempted to reset the TPMS -- Tire Pressure Monitoring System. I must've tried a half a dozen times - still, the system will not reset. A few days later, I was driving by a Toyota dealership and decided to go in and ask if they could reset it for me or tell me what's going on. They were unable to reset it so they had to have a technician look at it. The technician told me that the sensor on that rear tire were the flat had been repaired had been broken. At this point being since I'm at the dealership and wanting the problem resolved - Toyota charge me $320 to put and reprogram a new sensor in that one tire (talk about highway robbery) And it would not be covered under warranty because it was damaged. The technician at Toyota advised me that since the tire had only gone down to about 26 psi that there's no way that that sensor could've been damaged - and his opinion the sensor was damaged when the flat tire was being repaired. Based on the facts, I believe that tire kingdom caused the damage of the sensor. They should at all times check the TPMS system before returning the vehicle to the customer. If something is wrong, they should take the time to figure out why the system is not resetting and advised a customer.

Farmboy Custom - autopartssupplies - Updated October 2026

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