Auto Services

Professional Auto Service Backed by 40 Years of Tennessee Experience

When your vehicle needs reliable service, four decades of experience matters. Since 1985, Farrar Tire Center has served Fayetteville, Hazel Green, and surrounding Tennessee communities with honest diagnostics, expert repairs, and service that keeps vehicles running reliably. Our locally-owned shops combine small-town customer care with professional-grade equipment and ASE-certified technicians who’ve seen—and solved—just about every automotive problem on the road.

Why Tennessee Drivers Choose Farrar Tire Center:

• 40 years serving local communities – family-owned and operated since 1985 across Fayetteville, Hazel Green, and 8+ surrounding areas
• No-surprise pricing – detailed written estimates before work begins, with your approval required for any additional services discovered
• ASE-certified technicians – ongoing training ensures current expertise across all vehicle makes, models, and evolving technology
• Digital vehicle inspections – photo documentation sent to your phone showing exactly what our technicians found and why it matters
• Convenient service – comfortable waiting areas at both locations, efficient turnaround times, and Saturday availability

How Do You Know When Your Vehicle Needs Professional Service?

Your vehicle provides warning signs before minor issues become expensive breakdowns or leave you stranded.

Dashboard warning lights indicate your vehicle’s computer system detected a malfunction. Our professional diagnostic equipment reads these codes and identifies the specific component or system requiring attention – from oxygen sensors and catalytic converters to transmission control modules and ABS systems.

Loss of power or performance reveals developing engine problems. Difficulty accelerating, hesitation during acceleration, or rough idling indicate fuel system issues, ignition problems, or engine wear. Addressing performance changes promptly prevents minor issues from causing major engine damage.

Unusual noises signal mechanical components wearing or failing. Squealing when braking suggests worn brake pads need replacement before rotor damage occurs. Grinding during braking indicates metal-on-metal contact requiring immediate attention. Knocking from the engine may indicate serious internal problems. Clicking during turns often points to CV joint wear on front-wheel-drive vehicles.

Fluid leaks underneath your parked vehicle indicate seal failures or system damage requiring prompt attention. Reddish fluid suggests transmission problems; green or orange typically indicates coolant leaks; dark brown or black points to oil leaks; clear fluid might be normal AC condensation but could indicate brake fluid loss. Any persistent leak requires professional diagnosis.

Engine running rough or stalling points to ignition system problems, fuel delivery issues, or sensor failures. Modern engines require precise air/fuel mixtures and properly timed ignition – when either system malfunctions, performance suffers immediately. Our computerized diagnostics quickly identify the root cause.

What Auto Services Ensure Your Vehicle Stays Reliable?

Comprehensive vehicle maintenance addresses the systems keeping you safe and preventing unexpected breakdowns.

• Brake System Service

• Engine Diagnostics and Tune-Ups

• Cooling System Maintenance

• Transmission Service

• Suspension and Steering Service

• Belt and Hose Replacement

• Fuel Injection Service

How Does Our 40-Year Experience Benefit You?

Four decades serving Tennessee communities means we’ve diagnosed and repaired virtually every automotive problem multiple times. This experience translates into faster, more accurate diagnosis and repairs done right the first time.

• Pattern recognition from thousands of repairs

• Established relationships with parts suppliers

• Industry knowledge spanning vehicle generations

• Long-term customer relationships

What Maintenance Schedule Should You Follow?

Vehicle manufacturers design specific maintenance schedules based on extensive component testing. Following these schedules prevents premature wear and maintains warranty coverage.

Most drivers fall into “severe” service conditions requiring more frequent maintenance intervals. Severe conditions include: frequent short trips under 5 miles, stop-and-go traffic, dusty or dirty environments, trailer towing, or extreme temperatures – all common in Tennessee driving patterns.

Key maintenance intervals include:

• Oil changes – Every 5,000-7,500 miles for conventional oil; 7,500-10,000 miles for full synthetic (we recommend full synthetic for Tennessee’s temperature extremes)
• Tire rotation – Every 5,000-7,000 miles ensures even wear and maximum tire life
• Air filter replacement – Every 15,000-30,000 miles depending on driving conditions (more frequent in dusty rural areas)
• Brake fluid flush – Every 3 years prevents moisture-related corrosion and maintains proper braking performance
• Coolant exchange – Follow manufacturer intervals, typically 30,000-100,000 miles depending on coolant type
• Transmission service – Every 30,000-60,000 miles for most vehicles (more frequent for towing or heavy loads)
• Spark plug replacement – Every 30,000-100,000 miles depending on plug type
• Timing belt replacement – Every 60,000-100,000 miles for engines equipped with timing belts (failure causes catastrophic engine damage)

We maintain digital service records for our customers and can provide service interval reminders, helping busy drivers stay ahead of maintenance without tracking multiple due dates.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if your recommendations are necessary or just upselling?

We show you exactly what we find through our digital inspection system with photos. You see the worn brake pad, cracked belt, or leaking component yourself – we don’t just tell you about problems, we show you. We explain why each recommended service matters for safety or preventing future failures, then let you decide. After 40 years in business, our reputation depends on honest service that keeps customers coming back, not maximizing single-visit revenue.

Can I wait while you service my vehicle, or do I need to leave it?

For routine services like oil changes, tire rotations, and brake inspections, most customers wait in our comfortable lobby with WiFi and refreshments. Larger repairs, diagnostic work, or services requiring parts ordering benefit from drop-off service. We’ll call with findings and updates, then contact you when your vehicle is ready. We’re happy to arrange rides to work or home if needed.

What if you find problems that exceed my budget right now?

We prioritize all findings into three categories: immediate safety concerns requiring prompt attention, recommended preventative maintenance, and items to monitor over time. If immediate repairs exceed your budget, we clearly explain which items pose safety risks or risk causing additional expensive damage if delayed, and which can wait. Many customers address critical issues first, then schedule additional maintenance as budget allows. We’ll never pressure you or hold your vehicle for services you haven’t approved.

Do you work on all vehicle makes and models?

Our shops are equipped with professional-grade diagnostic equipment compatible with all vehicle makes and models from 1996 forward (OBD-II standard). Our ASE-certified technicians receive ongoing training on evolving vehicle technology across all major manufacturers, including hybrid systems, turbo charged engines, advanced driver assistance features, and modern electronic systems. We maintain manufacturer service specifications for all common vehicles in our Tennessee service area.

How long will my vehicle be in the shop?

Routine services like oil changes typically take 30-45 minutes. Brake jobs usually require 2-3 hours. More complex repairs requiring diagnostic time, parts ordering, or multiple system work may need a full day or occasionally longer. 

Schedule Your Service at Either Location

Your vehicle’s reliability depends on regular maintenance from experienced technicians you trust. Our team is ready to answer questions, provide transparent estimates, and deliver the honest service that’s kept Farrar Tire Center serving Tennessee communities for 40 years.

Farrar Tire Fayetteville:

• Call: (931) 433-5763
• Location: 501 Main Avenue South, Fayetteville, TN 37334

Farrar Tire Hazel Green:

• Call: (256) 828-5138

Location: 14153 Highway 231 431 N, Hazel Green, AL 35750