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Goodyear Auto Service Center

Goodyear Auto Service Center

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350 Kamehameha Hwy, Pearl City, Hawaii, 96782, United States
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Apr 18, 2018
On March 12, 2018 I had an appointment 12 PM and was already running late. I made a call and told the Sales Associate Anthony if I would need to make a reschedule. He said it's fine to still come in but informed me that it might take longer then my scheduled time cause of my tardiness. When I came in, my car was taken in right away. This was for alignment and State inspection. Anthony and the technician Dean kept in touch with each other and in return Anthony kept me informed with issues that my car ran into. I call this kind of service world class. Not like many other service places where they throw a sells pitch. Not only what I need to get done but why. And also tips and advice about parts I may need in the future. Thank you Anthony and Dean. This may have been my best experience at any auto service shop. Cheehu Goodyear Pearl City 😎👍

Jun 12, 2018
Great place. Good people. Always looking out for the customer. I really enjoy going there.

Nov 8, 2017
They took my car to diagnose it. I got it towed out of the place, and turns out my car won't start. They said they think I have a dead battery when I had just bought one a couple months ago. My car was able to turn on when I dropped it off to them and now it is not, and they left the window down so I can't even roll it up. They said they couldn't think of a reason why it won't turn on besides that it's dead. They gave me my car back more messed up than I left it to them. Horrible.

Feb 19, 2018
Did not have appointment, Grant was great and took care of vehicle, great customer service

Nov 17, 2017
Good service. Very nice and friendly staff.

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Mon:7 am - 6 pm
Tue:7 am - 6 pm
Wed:7 am - 6 pm Open Today
Thu:7 am - 6 pm
Fri:7 am - 6 pm
Sat:8 am - 5 pm