Traveling to NY from PA with family in the car and a tire sensor goes off indicating an issue. Pulled in and asked them to save the day. The guys were great. They were busy but looked at my tire quickly and diagnosed a dead tire sensor. They checked all our tires, confirmed they were fine, and had us on our way in minutes. They helped us immensely by getting us back on the road quickly, efficiently, and with GREAT service.
Robert Gibb
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April 20, 2025
$300+ for diagnostics for them to tell me what I already told them before I brought it in. $900 quote for starter replacement. When I picked it up, they had a hard time locating my keys and my car was in the lot with the hood open.
Polar Bear
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March 31, 2025
Friendly staff and good experience. Had a flat and stripped lug nut - AAA recommended Plymouth Auto & Tire Center. This was my first experience and it was positive. They replaced my tire with the same model (an expensive tire) and also tightened up a loose oil drain plug for me that they noticed was leaking. Will be returning
Collin Parry
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February 16, 2025
Bottom line up front: get a quote for everything they do before they do it, including diagnostics, and research whether they’re overcharging for any or all of it.
We brought our car here after smelling oil burning and after having driven with a failed O2 sensor (previously diagnosed) for some time. This was all shared with them coming in the door.
They charged $250 for the diagnostic alone (which they charged separately). The diagnostic revealed what we already knew and that a head valve was leaking and spraying oil onto the exhaust manifold. They conveyed a sense of urgency (quote “this is a safety issue”) because it could lead to a fire.
The quote came out to 1400 or so for both jobs. They quoted “conservatively” in case the valve body was cracked.
When pushed, they admitted that the risk of fire is unlikely, and the chance that the valve body was damaged (instead of just the seal) was very low.
We took it to our regular (smaller) mechanic (30 minutes away) and got both issues fixed for just less than the cost of Plymouth Auto’s diagnostic.
We won’t be taking any vehicle back to Plymouth Auto, no matter how urgent the problem may seem.
Scott Ackerman
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October 15, 2024
Visiting from Western PA and got a screw in a tire. Quick service. They explained how fixing and showed me the patch not leaking. Very worried, but great service.
Traveling to NY from PA with family in the car and a tire sensor goes off indicating an issue. Pulled in and asked them to save the day. The guys were great. They were busy but looked at my tire quickly and diagnosed a dead tire sensor. They checked all our tires, confirmed they were fine, and had us on our way in minutes. They helped us immensely by getting us back on the road quickly, efficiently, and with GREAT service.
$300+ for diagnostics for them to tell me what I already told them before I brought it in. $900 quote for starter replacement. When I picked it up, they had a hard time locating my keys and my car was in the lot with the hood open.
Friendly staff and good experience. Had a flat and stripped lug nut - AAA recommended Plymouth Auto & Tire Center. This was my first experience and it was positive. They replaced my tire with the same model (an expensive tire) and also tightened up a loose oil drain plug for me that they noticed was leaking. Will be returning
Bottom line up front: get a quote for everything they do before they do it, including diagnostics, and research whether they’re overcharging for any or all of it. We brought our car here after smelling oil burning and after having driven with a failed O2 sensor (previously diagnosed) for some time. This was all shared with them coming in the door. They charged $250 for the diagnostic alone (which they charged separately). The diagnostic revealed what we already knew and that a head valve was leaking and spraying oil onto the exhaust manifold. They conveyed a sense of urgency (quote “this is a safety issue”) because it could lead to a fire. The quote came out to 1400 or so for both jobs. They quoted “conservatively” in case the valve body was cracked. When pushed, they admitted that the risk of fire is unlikely, and the chance that the valve body was damaged (instead of just the seal) was very low. We took it to our regular (smaller) mechanic (30 minutes away) and got both issues fixed for just less than the cost of Plymouth Auto’s diagnostic. We won’t be taking any vehicle back to Plymouth Auto, no matter how urgent the problem may seem.
Visiting from Western PA and got a screw in a tire. Quick service. They explained how fixing and showed me the patch not leaking. Very worried, but great service.