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Glen Burnie, MD

Gov-Motors

4.4 (7 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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3 years ago

Ray and guys at gov-motors took care of my 2011 Toyota. Back on road and in business again.

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I have never had an issue going to this pepboys. The current staff treat me very well. When…read moresearching for parts on the computers. The tech assisting me- actually notified me the system had the wrong oil filter listed for my vehicle as he was far i love you woth my make and model and proceeded to guide me to what size was actually required. He even discussed what brands were best and what he would recommend on his own vehicle. I was in and out in 30 mins for a tire rotation (without an appointment). I was recommended cleaning products that I still use to date! The appearance of the store is a bit on the older side but that has more to do on corporate funding vrs the employees. I love the window. The service members work very well and I noticed the gentlemen who had my car doing all the safety checks. I was impressed with the care he took in making sure everything was how I left it. They are more helpful then their competitors and don't hawk you 24/7 while you browse. If you need assistance, they do take a moment to find you the right guy. But I rather wait for the expert any day. I send all my friends and family here for quick service. All in all. The company needs to invest more in their staff and locations. These boys and girls have a lot of potential and it goes overlooked. Keep up the amazing work team.

I purchased a tire after having a flat on 6/22/25. This morning (7/01/25) while in rush hour…read moretraffic on I-95 that same newly bought tire blew out. I came here asking if there were possible defects, if I somehow got a used tire, or if anything could be done. I was told by Marvin, no, they only sell new tires and because I didn't have roadside assistance I had to pay for a new tire. I let him know I wasn't asked about adding a warranty or roadside assistance when I originally purchased or I would have added it. There was no concession or even discount offered. Not even an attempt to figure out why a "brand new tire" would blowout so quickly. He was quite dismissive. I was told nothing could be done and I must have ran over something since I had no way of knowing what was on the highway. This was a highly frustrating response with no attempt to figure out what actually happened to the tire.

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