Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday’s office says Mavis Discount Tire recommended and charged customers for repair and maintenance work that was unnecessary or that the company never performed. A settlement announced September 28 sets aside $190,000 in restitution, and customers who have not yet complained have until Tuesday, January 26, 2027 to file with sufficient support.
What the Attorney General says Mavis billed for
The allegations come from the September 28 release by the office’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. It says Mavis recommended services consumers did not need and charged for services it did not actually perform. The office also alleged that repairs and maintenance were not done in a skilled or workmanlike manner.
Mavis operates more than 130 branch locations in Pennsylvania, the release says, so the practices alleged are not tied to one shop. It does not give a start date for the covered period, which leaves open how far back an invoice can reach…