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Traverse City, MI

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Grand Traverse Collision

5.0 (3 reviews)
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Services - Grand Traverse Collision

Bumper repair

Auto frame testing

Rear-end damage

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8 years ago

Extremely kind and helpful with a situation I had with a tire. Also really cheap. I would definitely recommend going here.

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I am writing this review under my husbands account, but last week, I was visiting Michigan with my…read moremother and grandmother. On Tuesday night, we noticed the car making a noise and had a low tire we had to fill with air. I looked on Yelp, and contacted Marathon Automotive early the next morning and they told us to come in. Once we got there, we waited for approximately a half hour while they assessed our car. They could not find anything wrong with the tire, but did find two other issues (one which was not a safety issue and could wait if we wanted, but the other would probably cause us to break down on the way home). While they were fixing everything, their driver took us in to town so that we could shop around and eat some lunch. Our car was then ready much more quickly than anticipated, and the driver returned to pick us up. Overall, our experience with Marathon Automotive was excellent. The reason I gave them a 4 instead of a 5 was because on our way home Thursday, we did have another issue with the tire and had to have a hole patched at a gas station. I feel that this was something that had to have missed when inspecting the tire since we already had to fill it and were concerned with a hole.

Rude and incompetent. Extremely overpriced. 550 in labor to change an easy to reach O2 sensor and a…read morevalve cover gasket. Then there's the mandatory 150 for the computer scan. This place is a complete ripoff. Oh and the check engine light came on right after I left and the misfire issue wasn't corrected. Highway robbery. Avoid these crooks

5 Star Tire & Auto

5 Star Tire & Auto

(6 reviews)

I called to see if they could fit me in. Jeff stayed late to fix my tire for a reasonable fee,…read morethank you Jeff.

I purchased four, new tires from this shop at what I thought was a competitive price. That is where…read morethe good part stops and "competitive" goes out the window. I was notified of a caliper leak by the shop and told it was "unsafe to drive", due to low brake pads. Upon completion of the tire installation, I was told there was a Michigan law that prevented them from letting me drive my car off their lot, unless I had them repair it or had a tow truck take my car away, to drive it off another piece of property. Upon further research, there is no Michigan law that allows auto repair shops to hold a customer's vehicle for "unsafe to drive" condition, if the customer is informed and signs a waiver. Upon push-back, they released my vehicle to me, stating they would put the key in the car and if it happened to disappear and not be there in the morning, they "wouldn't know" what happened to it. That was their solution to their non-existent Michigan law. I subsequently drove the vehicle home without a problem and attempted to inspect the leaking caliper problem myself -- but was unable to do so, because the shop had used an impact wrench to tighten the lug nuts, and not a torque wrench, so I couldn't get the lug nuts off, even when bodily jumping on my wrench. I returned to the shop the next day and politely asked them to remove the lug nuts and retighten them with a torque wrench. The owner was disturbed by this ask, stating he didn't appreciate me coming to his shop with an "attitude", asking him to correct his mistake. He also asked that I not return for any additional work on the tires. Way to stand by your work, folks -- not! Additionally, I had to specifically request the warranty and maintenance information on the tires, so I knew what my responsibility was, as far as maintenance and tire manufacturer requirements, to not void the 50,000 life of the tires. This information was not provided to me, up front, on a NEW product. Upon registration of my tires, on the manufacturer website, I still do not have the maintenance requirements, from either 5 Star or the tire manufacturer, so I'm still not sure of the exact requirements, just going on what I know to be good maintenance of both vehicle and tires. It was at this point, I decided to not return to their shop, on my own, as I refuse to allow them to touch my vehicle again, no matter what. A few days later, I had an oil change at a different mechanic shop, who informed me that all four tires were over-inflated. Additionally, as I had been driving the vehicle 7-14 days after the new tire installation, I developed an imbalance in the tires, as evidence by a vibration in my car, as some of the weights on the tires had fallen off, due to improper/poor installation of the weights, costing me additional money to correct at another shop, in the form of rebalancing the tires. At this point, I truly wonder what else I will be unpacking as I progress further into the life of the tires I have purchased from 5 Star. I wonder what the tire manufacturer would think if they knew this shop was selling their product and not installing it properly and not servicing it, when asked. Do not have any service whatsoever done at 5 Star Tire & Auto. They do not know what they are doing and do not stand by their work. When politely asked to correct an error, they become extremely offended and don't want to be called out on it, asking me to not return.

Grand Traverse Collision - bodyshops - Updated October 2026

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