Adams Autoworx Tire Pros Albany

Name: Adams Autoworx Tire Pros Albany
Address: 730 San Pablo Ave, Albany, CA, 94706, US
Telephone: 510-527-2443
Rating: 4.0

730 San Pablo Ave
Albany, CA 94706 510-527-2443

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91% gave a "superior" overall rating
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Consumer Comments for Adams Autoworx Tire Pros Albany

Consumer from BERKELEY, CA
Apr 12, 2025

The 2 reviews here are for the previous business at this location (Tom). The business has had a new name (Adam’s Autoworx) and owner for at least 5 years. Not sure if the ratings all apply to the old business or current business.

Consumer from Berkeley, CA
Apr 14, 2020

Been going to Tom for nearly 40 years and never question (nor have had reason to question) anything he recommends. Feels like family. Cars last a long time due to their care.

Consumer from SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Sep 16, 2013

Needed emergency repair - alternator failed on a Sunday night! Had never dealt with the shop before, but they did the necessary repair as promptly as could be over the holidays, and even cleaned the interior as a bonus! Tom, the owner, is especially polite and pleasant, and helped me to get a credit with another shop which had recently installed the failed part.

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