This place seems OK for basic maintenance (fluid changes, inspections, etc), but you should absolutely avoid them for any sort of repairs. For starters, they took a day longer than they initially told me it would take for them to look at my car when the only reason I went to them was because I needed the repair done quickly. To make matters worse, I had to call them to get updates despite the fact that I was supposed to get text messages that kept me in the loop. To make matters worse, they wanted more than $700 for a relatively simple repair. I ended up doing the repair myself for $100 in parts and 90 minutes of my own time. Essentially, all they did was charge me $100 to tell me the part I already expected was broken was, in fact, broken, all while I was without my car for nearly two days. For them to charge $700, they must be marking up parts by 100% or more and charging over $250 per hour for labor.
Sorry you were unhappy Benjamin. Like any shop we don't assume a problem, we have to confirm it before repairs. The fact you can do some repairs on your own is great. For others who need the expertise of a master tech, it comes with a cost. We also do not go looking for the cheapest part because, the quality of one shops work is directly related to the quality of the parts used. A lifetime warranty part is of little good if you have to do the labor multiple times because of it.
- 1607 W. Parmer Ln