Service Street Tire & Auto Repair

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Service Street Tire & Auto Repair is an auto repair and maintenance chain offering full-service mechanical work and tire sales across several U.S. states.

Highlands Ranch, Colorado, USA
servicestreet.com

About Service Street Tire & Auto Repair

Service Street Tire & Auto Repair is a regional automotive service chain that provides comprehensive car care, including oil changes, brake service, engine diagnostics, alignments, transmission work, and new tire sales and installation. Their shops employ ASE‑certified technicians and emphasize digital vehicle inspections, preventative maintenance, and same‑day service where possible. The company operates locations in states such as Colorado, Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas, often branded consistently as “Service Street Tire & Auto Repair.”([servicestreet.com](https://www.servicestreet.com/locations?utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled something like “ATC-Asheville 7732948151” with this phone number is likely tied to Service Street Tire & Auto Repair because public business records show 773‑294‑8151 as a contact number for a Service Street Tire & Auto Repair location in Peachtree Corners, Georgia, classified under general automotive repair.([peachtreecornersga.gov](https://www.peachtreecornersga.gov/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/1365?utm_source=openai)) This type of transaction would usually reflect in‑person vehicle services (repairs, diagnostics, tires) or parts purchased at one of their shops; in some cases, deposits, diagnostic fees, or pre‑authorizations for larger repair work might appear as pending or slightly different amounts before settling.

If you have questions about this charge, start by checking your recent auto work: look for any visit to an auto repair or tire shop—especially a Service Street or similarly branded shop—on or near the charge date, and compare the billed amount to the estimate or invoice. You can also call the phone number in the descriptor (773‑294‑8151), which public records associate with a Service Street Tire & Auto Repair location, and ask them to look up the transaction by date, amount, and card’s last four digits.([peachtreecornersga.gov](https://www.peachtreecornersga.gov/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/1365?utm_source=openai)) Request a copy of the work order or invoice to confirm details; if the shop cannot find a matching transaction, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge or request further investigation.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Service Street Tire & Auto Repair.

  1. ATC-Asheville 7732948151

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show a charge as “ATC-Asheville 7732948151” instead of “Service Street Tire & Auto Repair”?

Card networks and processors sometimes use internal or legacy descriptors, so a Service Street Tire & Auto Repair transaction may appear under a shortened or coded label plus a phone number. In this case, public business records link the phone number 773‑294‑8151 to a Service Street Tire & Auto Repair shop, even if the text around it mentions another location or internal code. If you’ve recently had auto work or tires installed, it is likely that visit.

What types of purchases or services at Service Street Tire & Auto Repair typically generate card charges?

Charges generally come from automotive services such as oil changes, brake jobs, tire purchases and installation, alignments, diagnostic fees, or more extensive mechanical repairs. Many locations perform digital vehicle inspections and may bundle parts and labor into a single invoice, which then posts as one charge to your card.

Could this be a recurring or subscription charge from Service Street Tire & Auto Repair?

Service Street Tire & Auto Repair primarily performs one‑time automotive services and does not commonly sell monthly subscription plans to consumers. Most charges are single transactions tied to a specific visit. If you see repeated charges, verify that they correspond to separate appointments (for example, follow‑up repairs or multiple vehicles in the household) and contact the shop if anything looks unfamiliar.

Why is my Service Street Tire & Auto Repair charge amount different from the initial estimate?

Automotive estimates can change if technicians discover additional issues once they inspect or disassemble components—for example, worn rotors discovered during a brake job. The final invoice should itemize all additional labor and parts and should have been reviewed with you before work was authorized. If the posted charge is higher than what you signed for, call the shop listed with phone 773‑294‑8151 or the specific Service Street location where you were serviced and ask them to review the invoice with you.

Can Service Street Tire & Auto Repair place temporary authorization holds on my card?

Yes. Like many service businesses, a Service Street location may run a card pre‑authorization to confirm available funds before performing work, especially on higher‑cost repairs. This may show as a pending charge that later disappears or is replaced by the final settled amount. Pending holds should drop off automatically within a few days if they are not captured as the final sale.

How do I get a copy of my invoice or repair order for this charge?

You can contact the Service Street Tire & Auto Repair location where you received service—if your descriptor lists 773‑294‑8151, start by calling that number, which is associated with a Service Street location in Peachtree Corners, Georgia. Provide your name, vehicle details, visit date, and the last four digits of your card so they can locate the work order and email or print a copy for you.

What should I do if I don’t recognize any visit to Service Street Tire & Auto Repair?

First, check with other drivers in your household who may have used your card or a card on the same account for vehicle repairs. If no one recognizes the transaction and the shop cannot match the charge to a legitimate invoice in your name, contact your card issuer immediately to report the transaction as potentially unauthorized. Your bank can block the card, issue a replacement, and start a dispute investigation.

Does Service Street Tire & Auto Repair offer warranties or guarantees that might explain a zero‑dollar or small test charge?

Service Street advertises a nationwide warranty on many repairs and often uses digital systems to register or look up warranty coverage. While most warranty work appears as standard invoices, their payment processor may run small $0–$1 authorizations when a card is stored or updated for a ticket. These small authorizations are temporary and should fall off, but if one remains or looks suspicious, you can call the shop or your bank for clarification.

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