Updated Review: I am sorry to say things at this shop have changed. I brought my vehicle in to have the lower control arms, stabilizers, CV axles, hub assemblies, new front tires, and brake pads changed. The work was completed in a couple of days, and I arrived to pick it up. All was good until it arrived from the alignment shop. The person driving stated " all the ABS lights are on, and some other lights too." Another employee got in, turned the truck on, and said there were no lights, but if they came back on he knew it would be the driver's side ABS sensor. I paid my 2600+ dollars, and as I was about to leave, they told me that if the lights came on to bring it back in. I drove off, got about 100 feet, and all the lights came on. The brakes were fading badly, and it pulled to the left while driving. I went back immediately, informed them of the problem. They said they would order a part and fix it free of charge, and gave me a card to get it re-aligned at the other shop myself, and sent me on my way. That is not my job! I took the vehicle home and started looking at the possible problems. Fuses, no. Soft reset of codes, no. Tire pressures...35 psi drivers front, 42 psi passenger front.. on tires requiring a minimum of 60 psi! After inflating to 60 psi myself, that fixed the pull to the left! Called them regarding the part they were supposed to order the next day, notice I called them, not they called me, and was told someone would call back in 1 hour. I called again an hour and a half later, no answer. I called back again, put on hold for 16 1/2 minutes by the person I needed to talk to. He called back, and told me to bring the truck in the morning. He didn't say if they had the part, just said bring it in and hung up. I didn't. I took it to another shop, they diagnosed the problem (you probably guessed driver's side ABS sensor, you'd be partly right!) Someone had cut the sensor wire and spliced it back together by twisting it and covering it with electrical tape. You cannot do that with a sensor wire, as it transmits information, not electrical currant. This could have caused the brakes to lock up at any time, at any speed, or fail to engage at all! It was completely irresponsible to even allow that truck to leave their shop! Yet, they did! All in the name of moving on after getting their money. I am now out an additional $615.00 for the new part and the labor to fix Texas Tires error and damage to my original sensor. But that is money well spent for my safety, and that of my family. Congratulations Texas Tire, Yousef and crew, you lost a paying customer. read more