Walmart Auto Care Centers - Ruston Mee-Maw Mayfaire: Got 2 new tires and 4 new tire pressure sensors installed.
Walmart auto center employees can install a tire no problem. But something such as a tire pressure sensor proves to be too much for them to handle. First they said they didnt have any on hand but were more than confident they can install them as long as we provided them the sensor. Got ones compatible with my car, showed them to them they confirm once again they can do the job and do it right. But my issue still remained even after the install. They assured me the Tire Pressure Monitor Fault light would go away in due time. It did not. They then tried to claim they cant program the sensors despite saying they could multiple times beforehand. They then try to say its the sensor fault and it was because I got them from Auto zone. They then tried to say they did the best they could but could not for the life of them explain how exactly they confirmed or not of the sensors were good/bad and if they were or werent programmed.
Take the car to Walepole Tires and Service. They confirmed that the sensors were installed, but for some reason Walmart had skipped the last step of having the car relearn the new sensors. Which by the way is done with the same device to even confirm they were programmed. I did not care at first if Walmart didnt know how to install them. I just needed to know what they did and did not do in order to tell whether or not further troubleshooting was required and the fault was elsewhere. But they cant even recount what they did in the first place. So unless its something as simple as undoing lug nuts and popping on a new tire, dont do or trust Walmart with anything else unless you want to deal with aftermath of them not completing the simple job on hand and them denying every bit of it every step of the way.
