Theisen’s Home Farm Auto

³⁄₅ because the food that I wanted to purchase in the pet department had expired. I had a coupon for Iams dog food (our dog ate a specific flavor at the time) so I grabbed what I wanted, being sure to check the exp. date. (I usually purchase something that’s edible for at least a year.) The 1^st bag I grabbed had expired, as well as the 2^nd and 3^rd bags. I ended up finding a bag that was still good for couple of months, so I took the bag to the cash registers with my coupon. I told the cashier that there were expired bags of dog food on the shelves and she said she’d let someone know. I hope they did pull the dog food, but I never returned to check. Overall, I like the variety of products they carry for pets. I’d be back again to check-​out this department. Theisen’s also has good prices on tires-​if you’re looking.

This review is for Theisen’s auto service dept. I’ve bought tires here on numerous occasions and now I’ve finally sworn them off for good. My daughter had a flat which we changed with the spare. We took the tire in and they fixed the flat and mounted it on the car. They didn’t event replace the hubcap and the spare tire? They just threw it in the trunk, rather than putting back where it belongs, putting a big indentation into the tire cover.
I didn’t learn my lesson then and ended up going back to have them fix a tire recently that had a slow leak. This little project took more than 1 ½ hours. I asked how they fixed it and the service guy came out and said he couldn’t find a leak, so he put in a valve stem and «re-​sealed» the tire. Ok, I paid for it and low and behold the tire still leaks. I finally went to Tires Plus to replace the tire where I found out: 1) There was no wheel lock in the car anymore and 2. One of the studs on that wheel was so stripped they couldn’t get the 5^th lug-​nut on the wheel. Stay away from Theisen’s service dept.