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Les Schwab Tire Center is a highly-reputable Car Repair service provider based in West Valley City, UT. Les Schwab Tire Center covers all facets of the Car Repair industry, with a focus on Tire shop, Brake shop, Car battery store. With over 630 reviews and an average rating of 4.3/5, Les Schwab Tire Center is a trusted name in the industry. Their presence in West Valley City, UT ensures that residents have access to high-quality Car Repair care right in their own neighborhood. You can easily connect with their team using the contact details provided to learn more about their Car Repair offerings.
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Garod Saxon
★★★★★ There is a wait usually but, they will help and a quick air pressure check or screw in a tire are free to fix.
Nick Myers
★☆☆☆☆ Beware of the people at this location, some of them are shady. I've been bringing my vehicles here for various things for 15+ years. Took a 94 gmc pick up truck over and 200 dollars later had more problems than I dropped it off with. The night before I took it to them I had the rear differential apart chasing a noise, no noise from inside the differential, replaced a seal I had pulled out, didn't replace the other because it wasn't bad, nothing wrong was sealing just fine. Replaced a wheel cylinder and a brake line. We'll I work so I can pay someone else to do things I don't want to do, took it to them and asked for a brake bleed, few hours later they call and say I needed a new axle seal on the one I didn't replace, a new wheel cylinder and to have the drum brakes rebuilt. I said ok, for now let's bleed the brakes and give me a quote on rebuilding the drums because thats where the tech believed the noise was coming from. Then called them back and said put in a new wheel cylinder new too that's fine. They kept the truck over night, the next day i seen it sitting outside for about 2 hours before calling and asking if it was ready, they said yes they just pulled it out(which was a lie). Went over, paid, got in the truck, brakes are still squishy like nothing was done, thought maybe it's cause of the drums needing the rebuild. The next morning(sunday) leaking from the master cylinder on my driveway. Alright whatever little quirks of an old truck nothing I can't fix, reset the gasket, buttoned everything up, and thought it was fine. Drive around a little bit, still no pressure in the line. Parked it, was going to let my girlfriend take it to work on Monday morning, went out to look it over, leaking a giant puddle from the passenger rear wheel. Went to work, came home, took the wheel and the drum off, gear oil everywhere. Investigated and learned that the axle seal had been broken by human interface, conveniently right on the bottom so it would lose more fluid quicker. (This is the axle seal I didn't replace because nothing was wrong with it). I know this truck like I know the back of my hand, I have built it from the front back, I put the engine in it with my 2 hands I rebuilt the front end twice with my 2 hands and I rebuilt the differential with my 2 hands, then the differential again the night before taking it to these guys. So when I say I know this truck like the back of my hand I know exactly what I'm talking about. (I've also rebuilt 4 of these old 90s OBS trucks and own 2 of them.) So I took some pictures, went over to talk with them and asked to see the video recordings of the day my truck was there, and all they did was stay quite and deny that they did anything, then some manager or something came out continued denying anything and told told me that the trucks brakes and everything were fine when they had it, but also said he didn't test drive it, so how would he know everything was fine? Got home from trying to talk to them, redid the differential for the 3rd time now, and decided to bleed the brakes myself just to see. Well the wheel cylinder I had them replace had ZERO brake fluid in it and was pushing air. Fixed that, so $212 to them and everything from autozone for me to fix a problem I didn't make, and now the truck is just fine. So thanks for reading my horror story about these guys at this location, I know that they make their money banking on people not knowing anything about the cars they drive, but like I said I know this truck like the back of my hand. Beware if you have them do any work, save yourself the time and money and go to a small shop where you can develop a relationship with the mechanic. These guys are just money hungry and will do anything to make sure you have to bring your car back.
Amy Bailey
★☆☆☆☆ This location has caused me more frustration in experiences than any other Les Schwab location I’ve been to. A few months ago, I went in to have my TMPS sensor fixed, and not even a week later the sensor light turned back on, I recently took it back in due to issues with my brakes, being told it was the master cylinder, they “replaced” it for me, and not even a week later my brakes are back to not feeling correct. Not to mention during that last visit I brought up my concerns that the sensor was still not correct just to be dismissed by THREE employees (including the manager) that it was just my tire pressure light due to the cold. I asked them to check anyways and fill tires if needed and was told it was taken care of. When picking up my car the sensor light is still on, and I can confirm it is not due to tire pressure changes from the cold as this has been on since they last tried to replace it. Avoid this location. They charge you over and over and do terrible work.
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