Bill Deihl’s Tire Service

If Bill wasn’t dead already he’d kill himself seeing how this shop is run now. Once he died apparently nobody else knows how to change tires or do mechanic work for a living so they just post a no parking sign obscurely 300 yards away at the entrance to a separate lot. In the span of 45 minutes myself and 8 other people were standing around wondering where their cars went. I called the cops because i figured my car was stolen since there were no signs anywhere remotely near the spaces. Police came and said they’ve been having problems ever since bill died with the kids who work there now. They charged me $ 250 to tow the car 60 yards and said the reason they didn’t post no parking signs in the lot is because it’s too expensive. I understand that people who can’t graduate highschool need to make a living, too bad these guys can’t do it honestly. Who needs to be a mechanic when you can make $ 2000 an hour scamming people? I’m all for respecting someone else’s property, you just have to let us know it is your property.

I parked here for a show and was very weary about parking here for a concert but there were no signs posted and I know this for a fact because my fiancé said there are no signs because I seemed unsure about it, came back and there is a sign posted to a post that didn’t have one before and charged they charged me 250 $ to get our car only cash also this is the biggest scam u can do and if I were them I would watch out because I will be returning to view the sign not in place I only wish I recorded video of the sign not there before

We were traveling through PA on our way to visit family members when our rear wheels started making a harsh screeching/​grinding noise. The hotel we were staying at recommended Bill Deihl’s, but it was still a leap of faith going there since we weren’t familiar with the area at all. Fortunately, we were well taken care of by Andrew, who made us feel at ease right away. Our car was serviced in a very timely manner and at a fair price, and the quality of the work is self-​evidant (so far so good!).
If you find yourself in Stroudsburg and are having car trouble, do not hesitate to come here. Ask for Andrew!

Don’t go here!!! Took my car here for a new starter and they charged me $ 376. Its a $ 110 part and about a half hour job at most so should have been around $ 40 for labor. I could even see them pricing up to make a little money like most garages do and expected to pay about $ 250 but no more than that. They saw me coming. They must have thought by my appearance that I wouldn’t know any better. They’re wrong as I come from a long line of mechanics. I am not one my self but I am knoweledgable enough to know when I’m getting ripped off.

I’ve been going here for years to get tires, inspection, etc. I am a car guy and know when someone recommends work that doesn’t need to be done or charges for work they didn’t do.
If you are looking for a honest people in a shop that will treat you fairly and do quality work, this is it.

This is a family run service center that really does take care of you. They are not the least expensive place but will work with you and give ideas on how to save money. Most importantly they will make sure things are done right.
I been here a couple of times and have always been very happy with the outcome — I don’t worry that they are going to try to «up-​sell» me on a bunch of items that I don’t need.

So, I took my fiancée’s tire in to get a leak plugged. They called me back and I picked up the tire, which turned out not to be my fiancée’s. It seems that my fiancée’s more expensive aluminum rims were spinning around some other lady’s car. Sure, they called the lady and had her come in so they could swap the tires out, but no attempts to keep me as a customer were made. In fact, they constantly tried to make light of it, joking that the lady «rented» my rims. Wrong. If she rented my rims, she’d have paid ME for their use. What happened is that we both paid Bill Diehl’s tires. And they didn’t even have the common courtesy to refund my money for my trouble.