Ellendale Used Tires & Auto 7723 U.S. 70, Memphis, TN 38133

"Brian and Greg are extremely dishonest people I took my car in to get the cooling fan replaced and when I drove it out of the shop half of the hoses were not connected and it was leaking coolant. I brought it back to them and they claimed that i broke it as soon as I drove it away and Brian was very nervous when I confronted him about it This is one of the worst shops if not the worst shop in memphis I recommend people to not even think of this man as an option"

"Great customer service! Unable to arrange to have tires put on during normal business hours and they worked with me to help make a college student’s car safe again! I don’t think the kid realized the dangerous condition his tires were in. Thank you Ellendale tires! Highly recommended by me…. If that has any weight in your tire shopping:)"

"Brian is not only good, he’s honest. A lot of mechanics would just continue to take your money and fix what’s wrong with your vehicle but Brian actually suggested that I not put any more money in my old car. I’ve been taking my cars to him ever since."

"I have used Ellendale Tire and Auto Repair going back to when Tommy (Brian's Dad) was running things. I trust him with anything, if he can't fix something he will refer you to somebody who can. He often has a wait time because Brian is a one man shop, but it is always worth the wait. I send him customers all the time, they become life-long customers as well. Highly recommended!!!"

"I trust Brian (the owner/mechanic) to tell me the truth about auto repairs. He will tell you what needs to be replaced/fixed and why and also tell you what can wait. He never tries to sell you on repairs you don't need but he will tell you what he recommends if he thinks there is something else you should get done at a later date and why it's important WITHOUT using confusing shop talk. I had an alignment shop tell me that a much needed steering repair was going to be $800 and, after calling around, I found that price to be pretty much the same but never heard lower than $600. I called Brian and he told me what parts I needed and to find them online. I found them on Amazon for $150 and he installed them for $150, saving me $300-$500! A friend of mine had a dealer quote him $1200 for A/C compressor installation. He bought the part online for $400 and Brian installed it for $200, saving him 50%! You may find a place closer to you, more convenient, who can do it today (Brian often has a wait because it's just him), but I promise you it is worth your time (and money!) to take it to Ellendale Used Tire and Auto Repair."