They do not do tire alignmnents so if you trade out tires youll have to go elsewhere to align them…read more Kinda nonsensical.

I've been going to Grand Premier tires for decades, and I am pleasantly surprised that they've…read moregotten so popular that I was not able to get my tires from them this year. People arrive hours before they open and sit in a car and wait to be one of the first ones in. There are no scheduled appointments, and it's first come first served, with the busiest seasons being in the spring and fall, as individuals swap their tires between summer and winter. What makes them special is the selection of tires, pricing, and the quality of work. They set the proper torque on the lug nuts, allowing for an emergency, roadside, tire replacement, and they inflate tires to the correct pressure. It's sad that most shops can't do the two above things. The other thing to keep in mind is that Grand Premier doesn't do alignments, but they do have a place nearby that they recommend.

Took my car into get new tires, associates were very knowledgeable and friendly. It took 30 minutes…read morefor all tires to be put on!! This is the only place I take my car for all services needed and they are wonderful and I find their pricing to be very reasonable.

I have had experiences with Warren Tire for 6 years. Had no reason to believe I would not receive…read moregood customer service and quality work. I previously gave them a 5 star review. I feel obligated to report Unfortunately that changed with the purchase of four new tires and the interaction with the current manager Rich B. A Three time come back for tire issues I received a call accusing me of hitting a curb or pot hole bent my rim. I did not hit anything but he was adamant of convincing me I did. I was told to come get my car and hung up on. I showed up, the manager willingly gave me his business card, Gave pictures of the rim bent on the inside refusing any customer service offers for the fact that I had recently been in reporting the tire light was on again, had an inspection done at the same time and No reports of rim damage to any tires. I brought that to his attention again he told me to leave or he'd call the police. I merely upgraded tires to be safe and it was costly to do so. I feel not only me and my kids safety but the community's was also put at risk. The cost of being held responsible for fixing their mistake will be as costly as the purchase of four tires. A mom of three right before the holidays this is very upsetting. Disappointed I am back to searching for a consistent reputable service station.

I had just gotten my brakes done at another shop and was on my way home with my toddler and I heard…read morea weird noise that sounded like it was coming from my wheels so I pulled off the highway and found Pro Tech Tire & Auto hoping to verify everything was safe with my tires and wheels and that my lugnuts were on tight. They promptly helped me and verified I was safe to keep driving. Thank you so much, I appreciate your help and kindness!

My car overheated. Eddie found the radiator was cracked and needed replacement. 4 hours later…read morethey'd gotten new radiator and hooked it up. Unfortunately he/they neglected to tighten the 4 screws holding the hose and the car overheated again on the way home. My mechanic told me all the coolant drained out the loose hose connection. I called to speak to manager, was screened from him by the lady answering the phone and he never called back. This happened Wed Oct 12, 2022

WARNING!!!! You will be charged an additional 3% on your bill if you pay with a credit card!! It…read morewould have been nice to have had thIs information before I had my car fixed, as there is NO way I would have agreed to thIs and would have had my car fixed elsewhere. My understanding is the owner has to pay 3% to the credit card company and so he has decided to pass this charge onto his customers. He should know that he just lost a customer over a 3% charge!

It is well known that credit card companies charge the recipient at LEAST 3% for using their card!…read more It is a convenience for us and a financial hit for the companies where we use them. This is not the vendor's problem - get over it or pay cash! As someone who always uses plastic I know this and accept the request to cover that charge when asked. I also read reviews people have left to determine if I will use a company or not. You should be more careful with this power that we have.

They appear like nice people. I had 2 simple problems. They charged for a hour labor to fix-…read moreincredible and dishonest. Time to look for another mechanic.

They majorly helped me out when I came in off the street with scary loud brakes. Owner put three…read moreguys on the job so they could get it done before closing time. This was right before the huge snowstorm so it was a make-or-brake situation and I'm really grateful for their kindness to a stranger at Christmas time.

All day long. This is the place to go. I don't know why anyone goes to a dealer. My Toyota dealer…read more(doesn't matter which because they all stink equally) during my free routine service told me I needed new tires and quoted me a high number. Went to Labarges. They told my nope. My tires were good. Another routine service. The dealer said I needed new brakes. Labarges agreed, but half as expensive. Most recently. My fan was making a weird noise so I thought they might cover the repair since I was at 40k miles, just outside the warranty of course. They also noticed my state inspection was overdue. Had to pay the dealer a $189 "diagnostic fee" to discover it was just acorns clogging a filter so I needed a need filter and of courses the acorns removed. $21 for state inspection which is failed because I didn't realize this, but I had two chipped taillights (my daughter is 17 and I'll leave it at that) so I'm $250 into the dealer and they tell me it's another $700+ to repair the taillights. So I stop at Labarges. They tell me to go to a junk yard or eBay and order a left inner and a right outer tail light and they'll pop them in for me. $155 on eBay brand new. And I happened to have a slow leak so they said that the sensor is starting to go, it he cleaned it up, but the aluminum sensors are garbage so they wanted me I'll likely need to replace them eventually. Charge to replace the headlights, cleanup sensor, and repair slow leak. $50 because it took them 30 minutes to do all that work. They charge you for the time they spend. A novel thought no? For anyone looking for a mechanic, why go anywhere else? They saved me over $1,000 on my most recent visits from what the dealer wanted to charge me.

Tire replacement. Thank you LaBarge's! I was squeezed in when other auto centers were too busy…read more They handled my problem efficiently and had me on the road in no time. The building has the feel of my hometown mechanic and the issue was handled as it would have been at home, right down to the product manufacturer. The price was certainly comparable and really a bargain because I didn't wait a week for it.

‼ THIS HAS NOT BEEN SETTLED WITH THE BBB OR THE BUSINESS. ‼…read more The East Greenbush NY location replaced my front drivers side axle for just under $1200 on my Mercedes back in November. There is a 12 month, 12k warranty per their website. The manager in the store, John, was made aware on 3/3/26 (under 5 months later) of the warranty issue when my vehicle was disabled while my kids were in it due to the AXLE BREAKING. He at that time said that it would be warrantied and I had to send him a copy of the receipt. I did on 3/5/26. It was read however I have yet to receive a response. I have called multiple times and have been told he's not available or he'll call back. He never does. I have sent multiple emails. He doesn't respond. I am seeking a refund of my $1200 job that John said he would have handled. Is John at Monro in East Greenbush a man of his word? It seems not.

Came in because my tire was leaking. This was on a day…read morebefore a snow storm so every car shop was busy. I came in and spoke with John. He got my car on a lift in very little time. He addressed my tire issue with professionalism and politeness. He was very patient with me and worked with me to get to a solution. Im usually uncomfortable going to any car shop to get work done but he gave me confidence to be able to come back. He juggled multiple customers and phone calls all the while he gave me a solution to my problem and did a great job. Im grateful for the help.

Stuck with a flat in the snow with no spare. Called fast tire and they and hooked it up. Ronaldo…read moreplugged it in the snow in a few mins. Appreciate it fellas. Will def call again if I need some type of repair.

From the owner: Flat tire? No problem. Car won’t start? No problem. We come to you… FAST! Providing quality…read moreroadside assistance to the capital district of NY. Services include flat tire change, vehicle jumpstarts, fuel delivery, vehicle unlock, tire and battery sales and much more.

Pretty good for gas station coffee. 9:00 pm on a Sunday and it's still nice and fresh. The real…read morereason this place gets 5 stars is because of Chris. I dropped my cell phone there and the clerk was very honest and helpful. Thanks for the special effort you took to get my cell back to me.

(moving review to this location's listing). This is from an experience from January 2017 that was…read moremade under this current name. I just stopped by the other day to get some gas, and although the pump I originally stopped at (and another nearby keypad) didn't have a working keypad, I chose to move. I found it best to enter my alternative ID for my SpeedyRewards card and the keypad is vital to this entry. There were at least two pumps that were like this when I got there (pumps were located just to the south of the building but on the side facing northbound close to the building (both pumps on that side - in that direction). When I got inside to pay for my $10 in gas, the employee asked me for my rewards card. I knew that giving them the rewards card inside wouldn't hurt things (when trying to use an attached Cash-Fuel Card (for three cents off per gallon), but I figured "sure," I'll play that game. Nothing became of that, and as normal, I gained nothing from that addition of my rewards card inside. (I don't use my cardboard rewards card as much, but I have one.) (I mean, I have the fuel card attached to my online account, and I have the passes on my phone for both, but having knowledge of the fuel card pass which one of the other places told me is auto-connected will send things thru directly. Suggestion: When I give you my cardboard rewards card, could you tell your company to auto-connect these two cards together if they are attached online like the phone passes?) After moving my car to the pumps just to the north of the building, things went rather smoothly. The pump acted normal (although it slowed down sooner than others and I stood outside in the cold weather (when a winter storm was preparing to make it's way to where this station is and up into the Northeast and out to see). Normal pumps generally start to slow down by the 70 cent mark before the full dollar, but this pump slowed down by the 60 cent mark and added another 10 seconds onto the time - time I could have more well-spent traveling to my destination. Ok, but I'd rather stop at other Speedways, if given the opportunity.