I would never and wouldn't refer anyone to go to now named Savannah Car Care.I went in for a normal oil change ended up with one of its employers getting in my car and busting my tire. At first they were going to order me another tire, then they found a tire that a customer too of their car and put it on my car which was not the same size and put it on my car and told me to come back tomorrow and I couldn't get a oil change cause of the time.Went back the next day and the guy at the front desk was very rude he does not need to be at the front desk cause he do not know how to talk to people at all. The manager Mr.Micheal time him which is his brother that's at the front desk told him to get me a tire, he told me that he didn't tell him to but he didn't know that I had a witness that came up there so I couldn't dropped the car off cause even after the young guy bust my tire I was still going to get the oil change cause they was going to get me another tire, but after Mr.Eric Siddall was so nasty with me even saying that why did I let the guy drive off with my car, when I gave him the keys and he gave him to that employee. At that point I no longer wanted to do any kind of business with them. It's been 3 weeks and no tire I have a Volvo by then putting a bigger size tire on my car the traction is off. Which is going to cause more problems at this point I'm going to get a police to the business make a report then do civil suit and sue for my tire and hubcap that was bent when he bust my tire and any other problems that my car is now experienceing.
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