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Businiess name:
Good Neighbor Tire & Auto Service, Inc
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citysearch c.
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It makes a real difference when you patronize small business owners. Not only do they offer competitive prices but they are able to tailor your expenditure to fit your budget. This is what I really hold dear when I deal with Mark Cushing and his staff. Gone are the corporate excuses, red tape, etc. Mark is Good Neighbor Tire,CEO,CFO,and COO all rolled up into one. In a New York minute, he will tell you what he can afford to do for you. Technically, they are all top notch and can discuss any repair or tire sales strategy at a level that you can understand. No one likes paying for car repairs, especially the unplanned ones, but if you keep up your maintenance, it will cost less in the long run. They have helped me get the maximum out of my vehicles. Case in point: My commuter car, a 1980 Geo Metro was 'retired' at 264K miles. It wouldn't have happened without the diligent maintenance of Mark Cushing and Good Neighbor Tire.
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