Firestone Complete Auto Care

Walked out to my car and had a flat. Got enough air to get it to Firestone. Unfortunately, they were pretty busy so I had to wait all day before they could work on it — after all I was a last minute walk in.
They found the issue (Hyundai lease uses the cheapest, worst tires ever!!) the belt had moved inside the tire and it was ruined. They replaced it and I chose the lowest price one as I’m giving this car back at the end of the lease anyway. Turns out they didn’t have the low price one in stock and gave me the mid-​price at the same price quoted as the other. Major win and honesty!
For tires I highly recommend it. Good price. Good service.

Every time I’ve come here, they’ve been really great. The guys are super nice and have a sense of humor. And it’s never expensive. The only thing close to a bad experience is the wait. But even that is tolerable. Like I said the guys have a sense of humor.

Broke down on a Sunday afternoon, coasted off I-​95 down SR 84 looking for Auto Parts store hoping I could repair it myself but found the Firestone open. They were just getting ready to close but said they could stay late and get me back on the road again. They had parts in stock and I was back on the road in under 60 minutes and the bill was under $ 100! They even checked the fluid levels and tire pressures before we drove off. These guys go beyond good customer service, this was beyond expectations. Will definitely use them again.

Update!
I recently needed to have my alternator and battery replaced, as well as a tune up for good measure, so I went to Firestone they were the best priced and from prior experiences they were great.
I’m starting to think that they are great when it comes to oil changes, but if you need any major repair work done, STAY AWAY!
They have proven that they don’t want to take responsibility for their work and the results of their mistakes.
On the way home from having my repair done, my A/​C was working intermittently, whereas previously it had been blowing ice cold. I asked someone who is good with cars (i.e.: replaced brakes and rebuilt an engine) if this was normal, he said no. I contacted Firestone regarding this issue and they said bring it in.
The mechanic who replaced my alternator was the one who «tested» the A/​C by driving down the block, he said, «It’s blowing ice cold», I hop in the car with him, and yes it was blowing ice cold, I told him it was an intermittent issue. He immediately got defensive and said that changing the alternator has nothing to do with the A/​C compressor, I just said, maybe something was bumped and came loose.
I asked if they could test the freon in the system with a gauge and he said no, they had to completely drain the lines and that could cause more issues; which if you do a simple Google search shows that there are gauges just for that very issue and it does not affect the system.
So sounds like they didn’t want to be held responsible if they did actually mess something up, especially since it wasn’t just an alternator replacement, they were working all around the engine.
Needless to say, this car will not be back to this Firestone, unless its for a warranty issue on my alternator.