Lamb's Tire & Automotive Centers

I went to Lamb's automotive in the Wal-Mart shopping center a couple of days ago to see why all of a sudden after a 1,600 mile roadtrip my steering wheel was shaking pretty badly. They informed me that somehow on the drive my rim got bent. Now mind you, I did not hit anything including a curb. They said they would order me a new rim and that I would need a new tire also. So 250.00 dollars later I would have to wait 3 to 4 days for a new rim and in the meantime drive on my donut. This was on Monday, it's now Wednesday and they called me to tell me that they don't have my rim in the warehouse and would refund my money but THAT would take another 2 days to get back. So I took it to small shop here in Round Rock and the gentlemen told me that my rim was indeed just fine , and that it was only my tire that needed to be replaced and that the place I took it to before was just trying to get some money out of me. So I look at it this way, god works in mysterious ways and my rim wasen't in their warehouse for a reason. I will never recommend anyone to any Lamb's automotive ever!

I had to get my car towed because I could not get my lug nuts off and I bent my wheel lock key. So I towed it there and they charged me 94 dollars to break it off. I did not know better but I asked discount tires and they only charge 10 dollars. They must have knew I was in bad shape and probably did not want to have to towed it somewhere else so they charged me a horrendous price. I will never be going back there!

I went for a 4 wheel disc brake job on my 2002 Chrys Town and Country van, which I knew was due, but also knew that there was some pad left. They got it on the rack, then came back at me with a $600.00 repair fee. He said that the fronts were wearing unevenly, so they needed to replace the brakes, rotors and calipers! This was something I could have done on my own but didn't because I wanted to save my own time, so I knew they were full of it. So I told em get it off the rack and see ya. A week later I did the brakes myself, and lo and behold the calipers were fine, just needed the normal lube on the guide pins, the brake pads were barely different, which could account for a 200lb man sitting in the drivers seat every time the van was driven. The rotors were also fine (you can always have these resurfaced, I went ahead and replaced the fronts since the van was already up on jack stands). Total cost to me was my time and $120.00. If they would have been honest they would have had a repeat customer, instead I say stay away, far away. Go to Christian Brothers instead.