National Tire & BatteryReviews of ntb.com

Do not go to this shop if you are female as they will try to scam you!!!! I went in for a state inspection and they tried to tell me a headlight that was installed in February (it's July) had a $6 turn signal bulb that was out but it would be an hour labor at $150 to replace it. I told Eugene, who was combative and condescending from the very first interaction, that was ridiculous and I wanted to see my car. We went back there and my light and bumper are both popped open, with liquid all in my brand new headlight. The older guy that did the "inspection" tried to argue with me and tell me my car was like that when I brought it in with was a STRAIGHT UP LIE!!!! I demanded to see the cameras and they refused. I showed them a picture I had taken of my daughter this very morning that showed my car not damaged the way it was when I received it back after their "inspection." Unethical! I called a friend of mine that owns a car dealership here and he told me this location is notorious for failing state inspections and trying to strong arm people into buying things at exorbitant prices from them in order to pass. I have since talked to multiple mechanics who said that pricing was ludicrous. I got into an argument with both the older guy and "manager" Eugene and told them its a scam, they should be ashamed of themselves, and they wouldn't try this with a male and Eugene was a complete A-hole in his responses. The older guy denied damaging my vehicle which I could see with my own two eyes and he called me a b*tch. DO NOT BRING YOUR CAR HERE, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE FEMALE. You will be spoken to in a degrading manner and they will try to clean your bank account out over something minor. I will be filing a property damage report because they damaged my vehicle and tried to get me to pay for their mistake. Avoid at all cost.

My 2007 Honda CRV has a TPMS light on the dashboard. I bring it to NTB (National Tire & Battery) at the local in Woodbridge Virginia to replace the tire sensor and recalibrate it. They told me the vehicle need to replace all 4 sensors (while just one sensor was broken) with the price of $400 some... About 3 months late the TPMS light is back on. I bring back to complain but they fail to fix it. I have been back and forth four-time and the problem has never been repaired until now. While I'm there at their shop, I meet a lady, her car has the same problem as mine and when I meet her that's the third time she came back....... I hope this review can help someone avoid the mistake I did.

went to ntb tire center in Lexington SC , initial impression was good until they get your money. then crap went down hill, carried a tire back for warranty after 3 weeks hade to pay for new tire mount, balance ,and they wanted to charge me again for warranty's asked them if you have a warranty on your car and get it repaired do you have to pay for warranty again, with a deer in the head light look and he said yes . needless to say this will be my first and last experience with them. told them that i had a popping noise coming from front end (on a 2022 gm. 60 k miles) ask if they would pull tires off and re torch for safety , tech drove around parking lot and said there was no problem hahah thanks for concerns

on 12-30-2020 I purchased 4 tires at NTB Deer Park Texas. order # 400040667022 . on the same date and on a second invoice within the hour i asked the manager Marshall m. if it was too late to purchase a road hazard warranty he gladly sold me a warranty and that order # is 400040668721. i never thought i would have to use and apparently neither did the manager Marshall with NTB. well i had a damaged tire and i new i bought a warranty . I called NTB in Deer Park, Texas . I was inquiring on what steps i have to take after a short conversation Marshall told me I didn't rotate my tires that was the first thing he said so I told him he was trying to give me the run around but in different words . So I hung up on him . with in seconds he calls me back and tells me i don't have a warranty. I proceeded to tell him i have an invoice that shows a warranty for tires . And he insisted i didn't have one even though I gave him the order # .So he told me to bring in paper work so i said ok. But before I went the the store in Deer park Texas. I called the the service support personnel. What she questioned is why did they do to separate invoices One invoice for tires and one for tire warranty . I explained to her that i originally did not purchase a warranty . While waiting for tire installation I requested more info on a warranty and then decided to purchase a tire warranty . What the manager failed to do was to put the warranty I purchased to referenced on the tires i just purchased. Long story short I was informed by service support to go back to store and see if the manager Marshall M. would honor the warranty if he didn't i could get a refund. Well manager Marshall Mcclendon did not honor the warranty . This first time i have purchased a warranty on tires I will never do it again. Just for the record when I went back to the store i could tell by the way he spoke and attitude we weren't going to resolve my warranty issue . I called the service support and she told me I would get a refund on the warranty. A little bit of advice I wouldn't shop at this NTB store in Deer Park Texas .

I took my car to NTB on Howe Ave in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio for a oil change. I had a quote and time/date scheduled with NTB via their on line site. I arrived at location and the scheduler at front office would not honor their quote. He insisted on charging me a additional three dollars for shop rags etc. 8/24/21 at 3 pm. I was going to get a quote for tires and alignment as long I was there. Their scheduler was not a nice person. I left without the oil change. It’s not the 3 dollars. How can you trust a company like this?

This is the problem I encountered with NTB when I took my 2006 Buck Le Sabre to have it inspected on June 3, 2020. At the time I got new tires, a synthetic oil change and the replacement of the steering gear and the rack and pinion system. I was able to drive the vehicle approximately 1,000 miles before it began having trouble with the steering system. This was in February, 2001 and we were in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. I decided to park the car and take it back in June 1, 2021 when it was required to be inspected. At that time I told the technician about the steering problem. They put additional power steering fluid in the vehicle and told me that it was fixed. I began experiencing the same problem and took my car back to NTB for additional repairs. At that time they replaced the power steering pump at no charge. On my way home, I could tell that the work performed did not solve the problem. I was driving on the interstate and their negligence put my life at risk. At that time I decided that I had to take my car to the Buick dealership in order to fix my car. I was told at the dealership that the power steering lines were installed incorrectly and they had to replace the power steering pump and steering gear. It cost me $1,650 to restore my car to drivability. I contacted NTB and They denied any responsibility for this problem. Don't take your car to NTD. They are incompetent.

I don't know what is going on here. I have been a customer of this Store for over a decade. I needed new tires and scheduled the installation on line. I indicated that I would wait. When I arrived at the appropriate time, I was told that the service people were going home. They would keep my car over night and do the install first thing in the morning. I asked what time would it be done, I was told by 9:30AM. Thursday June 30 I called at 0945 to see if the car was finished, it wasn't. I ended up picking the car up at 11:20am. The next day, July 1, I received an email from NTB indicating they have a buy 2 get 2 free offer. I called and spoke with the sales person, she indicated that she had no control over what corporate did. I asked to speak to the manager and was put on hold. After a period of time the sales person picked up and indicated that the manager would honor the new offer, however my installation package would change. I accepted the change. Now I was put on hold again for an extended period of time as they tried to figure out what to do next. I think they expected me to say no thank you and hang up. Short story, I called and spoke with Kevin Beach the manager. He indicated that indeed they would honor the new deal and that "George" was working on the figures. George would call me back. 35 minutes later, it is now after 5:00 PM, I called and asked for Kevin. He was gone and George was with a customer. The sales person indicated that they would refund the original sale and re-write it with the new terms. This means the original sale amount would be held on my card and I would also be charged the new amount. That was not acceptable. The cost difference was $62.47 and the addition of two services on my computer record. They either could not figure out how to do that or they are not allowed to do that. Either way, I told them to forget the change. I was not having over $600.00 held on my card and another $700.00 charged to it. After over 10 years and multiple cars serviced here, I am through with them. There are many other options open to consumers.

I purchased 4 Goodyear tires from NTB. Based on two calls to the store, I started to be a little concerned about vagueness and upselling. I should have backed away as I didn't really need the tires immediately. I ended up buying the tires via the NTB Website on 7/15. They were marked on sale but store couldn't tell me how much the markdown was from the ordinary price. The NTB Website said the tires were not at the store but I could make a 6:00 pm appointment on the same day. I called the store and they told be they would have to do an extensive search and didn't know if they could even find the tires and suggested another brand. I selected the tires because the website said "Goodyear Tires – Save up to $150 after Mail-in Rebate". I decided to place a website order with NTB and got an appointment for the next day, 7/16. I called the store an hour before the appointment to confirm the tires had arrived (on the previous day). My real caution here is the rebate. On the main Website page the rebate is from Goodyear. I assumed (my bad) I would receive a check in the mail from Goodyear. Turns out on subsequent pages, the rebate only applies with you use an NTB credit card and I used another card. I don't need another credit card but for $150 I would have gotten one had I understood. Just offering and explaining the rebate at the store counter would have resulted in a good outcome. The other mistake I made was I signed consent to install the tires without reading the fine print. I don't know what was there because they didn't give me a copy. I sign stuff like this all the time and have gotten pretty casual about it. I still expect fair, competent treatment especially at a doctors office. The invoice has no mention of a rebate either on the order or the fine print. I figured out what had happened when I got ready to apply for the rebate. I left feeling NTB's system has some land mines and you don't have a map. The tragedy is the store is .6 miles from my house and I have two older cars (one needs new tires shortly) that I am sure I would have taken them to NTB for in the future. I could have dropped the car, walked home and back to pick up the car when it was ready. The good news is I can still go back to another store I have used in the past which is only 2 miles away and have never been caught being anything but completely honest with me and given me all the options on the things I have had done there.