Good guys. Very trustworthy
We had our truck towed to Lias for a blown out brake line. Fortunately not while going down Nolo Hill We had pulled over to enjoy some pizza at Coys Restaurant at the top of the hill, and when leaving the parking space the brake line blew. The guys waited for us to get there right at closing time and allowed me to have our service truck stored inside so we did not have to worry about theft. They fixed the blown line, and found another brake line that was about to fail also. They replaced it right after the test drive revealed the problem. Good catch for sure. We appreciated the timely service and were able to complete our work schedule without too many down days Hats off to the crew!
Best place in town. Only place I go for tires. Fast, friendly, and professional. Great prices to.
Lias is my go-to for tires in Indiana. The service is quick and reliable.
Very expensive rates, and they try to add extra services that are not needed
Reliable ..knowledgeable wide variety of tires
I like the people here,i can get in and out no appointment but they do over tighten your lug nuts I have to losein them with a breaker bar and pipe all ways my only complaint,then I tighten them with my 4way so I can or my wife can take them off if we would get a flat.
Went to the race shop to get steering wheel and link. Great customer service.
Great garage with a wide variety of services. Tires, Oil Changes, Etc.
The guys are friendly and do try to make people happy. I had issues with two tires in a row going bad(manufacturing) so it was beyond their control. The guy that did alignment was professional and offered great advise.
Took my truck here to have alined, they had to take the front wheels off to get to the sleeves around the top ball joints, for the camber adjustment. When I got home I checked the lug nuts torque. Put the torque wrench in reverse, set for 100 ft-lbs. Tried to loosen the lug nuts, the torque wrench clicked. I maxed the torque wrench out at 250 ft-lbs. Tried to loosen the lug nuts and the torque wrench still clicked. I had to use a 2 foot breaker bar to get them loose. They make torque bars for a impact gun for a reason, SO YOU DON'T OVER TORQUE LUG NUTS. Also they said they didn't use a impact gun to tighten the lug nuts. The only way they would of got the lug nuts that tight is with a impact gun or had a fat dude jumping on a breaker bar. I doubt they would of put the effort into using a breaker bar, if they were to lazy to use a torque wrench. If i would of got a flat tire on the front I would of bend the tire iron trying to take the lug nuts off. Probably wouldn't have got them off ether with the tire iron. Would of had to call a garage to come and change the tire. I will never go back here for any services.