Mr Tire Auto Service Centers

Got groupons for oil changes throughout the past year. They always get me in and out quickly and are friendly and to the point.
They have never tried to to sell me some BS they know I can do myself but let me know if they see anything that needs to be fixed in the future.
They also have a small waiting area with water and coffee (it’s no Starbucks but nice touch regardless)
They are also right next to a Wendy’s so if you need a snack that’s a plus as well.
Will definitely be back

I had my vehicle towed here because it was a «AAA approved» garage and it was only 2 miles away. Never again.
After paying a $ 95 diagnosis fee, Wood & Fullerton told me that my ignition lock cylinder was worn out and needed to be replaced, and that the repair was going to cost over $ 600. (The diagnosis fee did not count toward the work to be done.) Their itemized account of the charges included:
-$ 189 for the part (A quick internet search shows that the part can be purchased for under $ 50 from multiple auto parts websites. I ended up getting one from GLK, where the technician told me he gets them in bulk from Chrysler for less than that, and that a reasonable price for a mechanic would have been in the $ 80 range.)
-$ 190 for installation
-$ 190 to code the part to the key
-$ 47.50 for «additional research» to figure out how to do the repair. Consider that mandatory 1 star your reward for at least being honest that you had no clue what you were doing, W&F.
After doing some research online, I discovered that a locksmith would be better equipped to do the repair and less likely to screw my car up in the process, not to mention charging substantially less.
Obviously I opted out of W&F’s highway robbery. When I went to pick up my car and pay the diagnostic fee, they tried to charge me the «research» fee even though I didn’t have the work done. They removed the charge, but come on. It’s obvious they are just out to squeeze customers for as much money as possible.
Fortunately I was able to find an excellent locksmith who came to me, replaced the part in about 20 minutes, and charged $ 140 dollars. If you’re ever in need of an auto locksmith, GLK «The Car Key Specialists» were fantastic. (
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tl;dr– Wood & Fullerton Goodyear at Holcomb Bridge Rd. tried to rip me off for more than $ 400 dollars. They wasted my time and money. Don’t let them near your vehicle.

wow, I must’ve had a whole different crew than the rest of these reviewers. Tire pressure light came on in my car on way to work. Pulled in at 730 — they had just opened. Service guy asks if I’m going to wait for it — yes. He tells me it will be 800 before his mechanics come in — ok, I can wait 30 minutes. In the meantime, he never offers to check my tire pressure — just disappears into the garage. I can see out there — there are no less than 4 mechanics — drinking coffee, eating breakfast, and playing on their computer. I watch this for 30 minutes — seething — one of the mechanics comes into the customer area, refills his coffee, goes back out, and continues chatting with another mechanic. Not blaming those guys, maybe they don’t start work until 8 — but if so, why open at 730? I grabbed my keys and left — never to return.

You know that feeling you get when you take your car in for service, like they’re talking down to you and trying to sell you things you don’t need? Didn’t happen here at all.
Whether our distrust of mechanics is fair or not, customer service is rarely great at these places. I assume that’s because mechanics have spent their time learning how to fix cars rather than the finer points of interpersonal relations. The guys I interacted with at this Wood and Fullerton location seem to be handling both pretty well: They were friendly, communicated clearly (no small thing), were up-​front about the costs, and my truck feels great after getting an oil change, tire rotation and new brake rotors and pads. And they did it in just a few hours.
They even passed on an opportunity to go hog-​wild with repairs when I told them my gas tank leaks when I fill it up all the way. The guy explained that they could replace the tank and fuel pump but that he would just keep doing what I was doing (which is to not fill it up all the way.)
I appreciate the honesty, but more than that I appreciate the confidence they gave me in my vehicle. I spent about $ 460 and I have no idea if that’s a fair price or not. But I left there feeling like it was money well-​spent, so maybe I’m just a sucker for a positive customer experience. Also, I’ve put so little money into my 1996 Ford Ranger that I’m almost happy when they find something to fix.

I’ve been going to these guys for over 5 years, I take all my vehicles there. Always get the Road Hazard Protection if you buy tires!
The guys are helpful and do good work.

Today I stopped around 11:30 at the Wood & Fullerton Goodyear Tire & Auto Service Center at Dunwoody Village. The power outlet in my car had stopped working. This was devastating to me as I can become completely disoriented and lost without my GPS.
I stopped in to see if I could get an appointment as soon as possible, as I have to be able to wait for my car (since I have no other transportation). Even though they appeared to be very busy, one of the guys said «Let’s take a look», and just like that, he found the problem, fixed it, and didn’t even charge me. While it is true that I have been a customer there for years, nevertheless, I was very impressed and very happy.
The thing is, that’s the way they have always been. I always recommend them to my family and friends. They are good, fast, honest and trustworthy, with competitive prices. When you go there for service, you feel you are in good hands. I recommend them to everyone.

I’ve taken both our cars to this Goodyear a few times in the past years, since they’re conveniently located just down the street from my office.
The most memorable have been the following:
The low tire pressure warning had been coming on, and despite us checking the tires, and being told that it’s sensitive to the weather change, the tire wouldn’t stay inflated, so it was time to get it fixed. Unfortunately for me, I’d apparently run over some kind of construction waste and had not one, not 2, but three holes in the tire… oops. So needless to say, a flat fix became a new set of front tires… The work was done fairly quickly (less than 2 hours), and I waited in the shop since I’d brought my laptop. They have a small waiting area with a TV and coffee, and I believe wifi, though I’m not sure since my work computer doesn’t play well with public access networks.
Recently, J had been complaining about his brakes. Being the best wife on the planet, I agreed to take his car for the day so that I could get new brakes (and an emissions check for the tag renewal). I called around 9am, and they were open, so I drove over. They had a technician drive me back to the office in the car so that he could assess the brakes himself. They called a little over an hour later to say that the front brakes needed pads and rotors… so yes, it was time for new brakes. They also said they would clean the back brakes. After I gave the approval, it was about 2 hours until they were done with the car. Unfortunately, they don’t do emissions testing, so I had to take the car to a different shop for that.
The guys in the front office are very friendly and do a good job of explaining. I can’t help but feel that they find things that I don’t necessarily need, but I could just be paranoid about that with all auto repair places. The technician who dropped me off was a little unprofessional in some of his comments, including jokes about my college v. his college, but maybe that’s why he’s a technician instead of a manager.
#Yelp365 — ¹¹¹⁄₃₆₅

These guys are great, more specifically, Mark. He is super friendly and plays fair with what you really need done for your car. He even gave me great advice on buying a car with the least amount of future repairs necessary. There a lot of options in Roswell but I’ll come back here for the great customer service.

I have been a customer for a few years now and have not had too many problems with them until my last visit. I dropped my car off for an oil change and an hour later I get a phone call from the manager saying I am missing a cabin filter. Long story short, they forgot to put the old one back in the last time they worked on it and then wanted to charge me $ 40 to replace it, even after they had acknowledged it was their fault. No thanks. I’ll take my business elsewhere!

I’ve been a loyal customer here for over a decade now and is the only place to go if you want an honest answer to your vehicle questions and/​or issues ! Kevin; Mark and Frank treat every person as if they were family and ONLY recommend service for what truelly needs to be fixed ! I live about a half hour away and drive past numerous auto repair shops to go to THIS Goodyear !

I joined Unilocal to write a review for this company!
It is really hard to find a mechanic that is trustworthy and knows his stuff. Especially when you are a female as car people love to lie to us! My family has brought our cars here for years. Kevin is the best, most knowledgeable, and most trustworthy person I know in the industry. Even though I have moved and they are no longer the closest Goodyear to me Kevin will still consult me with all car «issues.» I mean even when he is not getting my business he sits on the phone with me and tells me if quotes are fair and what follow-​up questions to ask. If possible always take your car there and ask for Kevin. You’ll see and I’ll bet you write a review. :)

I have never purchased tires here, but I have had my cars serviced here many times. It can be tough to find an honest mechanic, but these guys have taken good care of me. They don’t try to nickel and dime me. They are upfront about costs. They are also upfront about what they know and what they don’t know. If they aren’t sure they can fix the problem, they say so at the beginning.
Call ahead to make sure they do the type of work you need done. They don’t rebuild transmissions, for example.