110 Mount Auburn Avenue, Auburn ME 04210
“Their gas prices are great, but because of it there is always a long line of cars waiting, sometimes you can't even get off the road into their lot. They need more pumps I think.”
110 Mt Auburn Ave, Auburn ME 04210
“I have had great service at this location. Although it can be challenging to get in contact with them through phone (I tend to just swing by in person) and they're typically booked out fairly far, especially as winter closes in, the mechanics there are always helpful and honest. They've been struggling with low staffing for quite a while, which the employees themselves can't really help. They usually are fairly busy when I arrive, so it takes longer than you might expect for a rotation and balance, but honestly it's no worse than Tire Warehouse, for example, who I've waited on for almost 2 hours just for a tire swap. All things considered, I've never had a negative interaction with the employees there, and they have been honest with me about what they have lined up and a fair estimate of when I should expect to have my car serviced. I got a great deal on tires at BJs with free rotations, balancing, AND flat repair, and that's is well worth the wait in my opinion. Honestly the best deal I've ever gotten on a quality set of tires. It seems that low reviews are pertaining to the wait time and lack of efficiency, but give them a chance. It's not their fault the company can't get more people hired.”
110 Mount Auburn Avenue, Auburn ME 04210
“No deli!!! It’s the only bjs I’ve even been to that doesn’t have a deli! The first time I came in I looked for the deli for a while, it was just so hard to believe!! The gas station and parking lot are also oddly set up. Otherwise it’s a nice BJ’s.”
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