Modica Bros Tire & Wheel Center 830 North 5th Street, Silsbee, TX 77656

"Went in to get new tires. They didn't have the tires I needed but the service manager checked and found what was needed in Lumberton. He immediately went and got them. They do a check list of the vehicle and found the rear brakes needed pads and the front brakes were ok.. They even checked the air filter.. He thoroughly explained the kind of all weather tires and the warranty to me. I had on my Air Force service cap he ask if I was a veteran I said yes. He gave me a substantial discount. While I was there a man came in with some disabled veteran tee shirts to sell. The two service guys reached in there pockets and both bought tee shirts. I was really impressed how they honored military vets. Nice people to do business with. Remember when you go in it takes time to do proper maintenance to your vehicle. Have some patience and respect."

"My sensor some how got messed up my tire light wasn't on until I got my car back from the shop. I took it to medical Bros and was told the sensor was gone I had to pay sixty-six dollars to have it replaced. I would like to get a refund."

"I’ve always had a great experience with this location. When Adam Smith was there he made everyone feel like they were the most important customer. This is still reflected with the employees that are here"

"10/10 do NOT recommend! I normally have my vehicle maintenance done with another company, but my in-laws use Modica Brothers in Jasper, Tx and they bragged on the service and how “great” the price is. So I make my way to my closest MB location. After I waited an hour and a half, and I was the ONLY person in the lobby, I was charged $50 MORE than I normally pay at my usual place. All I did was have the oil changed and tires rotated. When I got in my car, the steering wheel was covered in dirt and oil. I make my way down the highway and all my tire sensors start going off saying low pressure. The crew did not reset any alarms after maintenance. While I waited the 90 minutes, the desk salesmen played on their phones the entire time, took turns going to the facilities, and talked about it in front of my five year old daughter, who then proceeds to ask me what exactly is meant by the things that were said. Embarrassing."