Westar Truck, Auto Tire & Alignment

10/28/2024

Good morning! Well we have no internet this morning. Phones and systems are down for now. But we are open and doin normal business. Just can't process any credit card sales either sorry!!

10/02/2024

We have power and are back open.

09/29/2024

Well looks like our power is still out and no real updates available. So we will be closed to tomorrow! Hoping Tuesday to be back at it. Prayers for all affected and remember that items can be repaired or replaced! Lives can not! God bless you all!

09/27/2024

Power is out at our shop and the area around us. We will be closed today. Everyone stay safe and God Bless!

09/27/2024

Due to the storm, we aren't sure when we be open today. Depending on the wind and conditions. Will update ASAP. Thank you.

09/27/2024

With on the way, our thoughts and prayers are with our hardworking farmers. They work year-round to put food on our tables and clothes on our backs. Let’s come together and pray for a hedge of protection over them, their crops, and everyone in the storm’s path. Stay safe, and may we all be covered with strength and grace during this time.

05/10/2024

Update... well we are still without power. Duke says possibly by 10pm. Hope to be back 100% Monday! Thank you!!

05/09/2024

Anderson was hit hard over night. Lots of downtown is out of power including our shop. No updates or time frame available from Duke. So as of right now, we are closed today. Will update when we now more. Hope everyone is OK and stay safe. We have more storms coming today and looks to be a rough weather day!! Thank you and God Bless!!

12/07/2023

11/12/2023

So-called “squatted” vehicles will be illegal to operate on South Carolina roads when a new law takes effect on November 12.

Under the new law (SC Code Section 56-5-4445), “squatted" vehicles include those with a front or rear fender raised four or more inches higher than the other.

SC law enforcement will only issue warning citations for the first six months, after which drivers will begin to receive tickets. The first offense is a misdemeanor and will result in a $100 fine. On the third offense, violators will be fined $300 and lose their driving privileges for one year.

For more information on this and other SC traffic laws, visit: www.scdps.sc.gov/DrivinginSC

04/11/2023

Who is hungry now? Another beautiful day in Anderson!!

04/10/2023

Always love our local farmers! If you haven't ever tried their product, you are missing out!