Friendly knowledgeable workers Make an effort to accommodate…read morecustomers Highly recommend

Had my car in on Saturday, I couldn't be happier or more impressed with their level of service…read more They take care of the cars brought in and are excellent at getting in touch with the owners. Andrew (the owner) got in touch with me before the work, to give me a specific and accurate estimate and called when it was ready for pick up. To my mind communication is essential!

Cadence and Chris were extremely Helpful and Professional in taking Great care of my Grandaughters…read morevehicle Tire and getting her back on the road . I would Definately recommend them if you have a need and people you can trust.

Don't ever go here. This is probably the worst company that I have ever dealt with, from Michael…read moreBroderick, the CEO, down to the district manager, down to the store manager. The last time we were in to have our winter tires turned over for summer tires, Tire Warehouse did the work. However they gave us the wrong tires when they returned our winter set. So when we went to put the snow tires back on this fall, they said these tires don't fit. I said these were the tires you gave me so you need to make this right. The store manager said he can't do anything about it. "Call corporate." I spent the next month, everyone other day speaking to their call center, caught in a loop of "we'll call you back." Finally I reached out to the CEO on LinkedIn. He never wrote me back. But he did view my profile so I know he received the letter. At long last, after more than a dozen calls begging Tire Warehouse to do what was right, they finally said they have tires but I'd have to pay to have them installed. I picked up the tires and decided to take them elsewhere to be installed. There's absolutely no way this company should be in business. There's integrity and there's not. And it either starts at the top or it doesn't. Clearly at Tire Warehouse (Monro), Michael Broderick has set the example.

Fast service and friendly people. I would go again--the price was fair and I was able to wait for…read morethe service to be completed. I blew a tire on my lawn tractor and every dealer in the area pointed to Lee's.

Excellent value for oil and filter change, and the staff were helpful, welcoming and friendly…read more Really delighted to find a family-owned quality auto shop in my new neighborhood.

Excellent and quality service, friendly staff, all for a good price. I went there to get new tires…read moreinstalled, and they worked around my somewhat tricky schedule to get it done. My brother's a mechanic in the area, he trusts Paulin's and I do too. Highly recommend!

They've been fair and reliable. I can only say positive things about Paulin's who have serviced my…read morecar for several years. I would recommend Paulin's to family and friends.

Paulin's on Forest is great. I took my car (2014 Subaru Outback) in for new tires and "it steers…read morefunny and makes a weird noise" last fall. Turned out to be brakes, ball joint, tie rod. Everything got done in record time, at estimate, no further issues. Recently I thought the same thing was happening on the other side. They looked, found nothing, "we added some lube, had three of our guys drive to see if they could tell. They didn't feel it, but definitely bring it to Subaru if you keep having an issue. No charge today." I feel like they've always advised me well, the guys are always professional, and prices are fair.

Now located at 235 St John St. Excellent service, fair estimates and pricing. Greg is the man to…read morecall for tire, inspections and auto repair.

I've been taking my personal vehicles to Lee's at Cook's Corner since the early 1990s. Little's…read morechanged. You are treated as a valued customer, the staff always assesses the issue with your car/truck honestly. Whether you're driving a brand new car, or an old beater, it doesn't matter. Wayne Gagne and his team will treat you right. The last several years, I've been driving a newer car and had been going back to the dealership. I'm a Ford guy and love Ford products, but I hate the dealership service experience. Now that I'm over 100K and off my extended warranty, I'm back at Lee's and am reminded of the difference yet again between Lee's and probably most of the other repair shops out there. I'm sure that there are a few other places around that still do things the old-fashioned way (as in honest and dependable). I'm not planning to see them out because for me, Lee's (at Cook's Corner) is where I plan to stay for my auto repair needs.

Lees used to be the place to go for tires and tire related repairs. I know, as I have lived here…read morefor 65 years, and have always used them for my cars and trucks and tractors. Over the last few years, they have changed. The people who worked there have long since retired and have been replaced with rude, arrogant, and disrespectful employees that are not qualified. I have pulled all my business from them and I will not be using them again. You don't swear at an elderly lady and get away with it in my book!, and that's exactly what one of the inspection sticker writers did to my wife. Absolutely disgusting and inexcusable. They have another shop in Topsham that is probably taking a hit for the poor performance in Brunswick. I don't know if it's changed there or not.

I wouldn't recommend this business to anyone. I had a flat tire. My friend recommended this garage…read morebecause it was so cheap they said. So I towed my car to this garage. Mr Grimmel, the owner, said he can install 4 used tires for $200 and I agreed. He told me to come back in an hour or wait in the waiting room. I left and came back after 2 hours. He handed me a bill of $475 plus tax! He said his worker noticed the brakes needed work and they went ahead and did it. I told him I agreed to get 4 tires replaced for $200 and did not authorize for him to do any additional work, therefore that I was not going to pay for the brakes. He threatened that he will call the police if I didn't pay and that he will keep the car until I paid the full $475 plus tax. He also tried to appeal to pity by saying that he needed to pay his workers. He admitted that his worker was wrong and should've asked before fixing it. But since work was done that he will lose money if he charged me $200. I tried to negotiate with him to give me a discount or meet me in the middle but he wouldn't budge. So I ended up paying the full amount, but decided to not ever step a foot in his garage!

These guys are the best. Jim (the owner) is the nicest guy you'll ever meet. I don't believe that…read morethere's a dishonest bone in his body. This place reminds of the old stations that are slowly closing. Went here looking for a used tire and got a hell of a deal on 4 of them. They mounted and balanced them and I headed back to my motel. The next day I noticed one of them was low on air so I went back to the shop. They got me right in and found a nail in it. They fixed the tire and NEVER charged me! That just doesn't happen these days. I would drive out of my way to have work done here.

Smart, attentive and incredibly responsive. I pulled in with an engine light on and immediately the…read moreowner pulled out a scanner assured me that the engine light was a sensor, but most importantly the car was drivable. In and out in 10 minutes and we thank this man for saving our vacation. Absolutely terrific experience.

A little less than two months after getting a brand new battery from Meineke, my car was once again…read moredead on the side of the road. Unlike last time, I could lock/unlock her from the fob just fine, but when I turned the key in the ignition all I heard was CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK. My dashboard was lit up with every anxiety-inducing icon, the console info display flashing with endless warnings... but my lights worked, my radio worked, my key worked. I called a tow truck assuming - based on my research and a quick call to my mechanically-savvy dad - that this time it was my starter or alternator (she's not a new car, friends, but I love her so much and she only recently hit 50K miles). The tow truck guy came, took a look under the hood, and told me there was something wrong with my battery. I called Meineke and word dumped on them about what the problem was. They - effortlessly calm, cool, and collected like always - told me to "come on by". A half hour later I had a(nother) brand new battery. No charge, no fuss, no real wait. Apparently the first battery I got was defective (no fault of Meineke or mine). They use Interstate here and it looks like the performance warranty for most passenger vehicle batteries is like a year. I called my dad back to tell him, and apparently this exact thing had just happened to him a couple months ago - the big difference being that he brought his truck to a garage and they spent a week trying to diagnose the problem, never thinking it could be his brand new battery. The long winded story? Yeah, okay, I trust these guys. I like their friendly dogs, I like the way they interact with each other, and I like the way they talk to their customers. I'd also like to not have to see them again anytime soon, but for now: THANKS, FELLAS.