People were nice, however they put the wrong oil filter on my truck, and it was much too small…read more Caused poor engine performance, luckily my boyfriend was looking at it and noticed and as soon as we put the new correct filter on and changed the oil again, my truck ran so much better and a lot quieter. You can literally take five seconds and google the model of my truck and find out the correct oil filter, so I'm not sure how this mistake happened, and I paid $80 with the extra quarts that I had to get put in it for that service. They are incredibly luckily that it did not cause any engine damage to my vehicle, as this truck has a lot of sentimental value to me and is my baby. Due to this mistake of theirs, I have learned how to do my own oil changes and will not stop at places like Valvoline ever again, and I will advise my family members and friends to not go there as well.

Expectation was set on a previous visit there that I could bring in transmission fluid for my car…read moresince I was told mine was too expensive for them to include it with my 90 Dollar plus oil change and they would put it in. When I brought it in the manager interrogated me brutally about what expectations were set. And then tried making me out as liar and said"in all of the time that I have been there we have never put transmission fluid in a be. Then admitted that they did have someone who worked there but was off who could do it and to come back when they worked. Hell will freeze over before I go back there. NEVER ever visit this place. If they will lie to you like they did to me, who knows what other things go on there

Just stopped by Big O Tires on Nicholasville Road and if I could give 10 stars, I would. Having…read morereceived an engine code scan elsewhere, it was suggested for me to go here. First, they were courteous, professional, and friendly. Second, they listened to my concerns and were able to look at my car immediately. Found the issue, spoke with me about their findings, and fixed the minor issue in record time. I was in and out in about 20 minutes total. The level of service was top notch and I'm more than pleased with my experience there. I will now always take my car to Big O Tires whenever I need service. Thank you Terrance, Justin, and Javon for your professionalism, kindness, and great service.

Went in for an oil change after receiving a flyer for a $29.99 synthetic blend oil change. Upon…read morearrival, I was told that my car requires 0w-20 oil, and that the full synthetic oil change was 109 or something like that. I agreed because i want to use the correct grade of oil for my car. I got a call a couple of hours later saying that the filter housing was stuck and that they would not be able to replace the filter without breaking the housing and replacing it with a better quality housing. They quoted me $65 dollars for a new housing, and the new total would be $265 dollars. I questioned them as to why it would be $100 dollars more than the cost of the part that they were going to break on my car. They claimed additional labor was required... to remove a part that was part of the normal oil change. We went back and forth on the phone, I went to pick up the car. I walked them though the steps of changing the oil. including replacing the oil filter housing O-rings. They agreed that that was how it was done. They lied to me stating that they opened the hood before the car was on the lift to change the oil filter, people of the internet, The filter is on the bottom of the engine. It was either a cash grab, or incompetency. but I don't appreciate being lied to. I ended up taking my car elsewhere. Avoid the Lowery road location at least.

Here's a version that gives Monica well-earned recognition:…read more I had a fantastic experience at Quantrell Subaru, and Monica made the entire process easy and stress-free. She was knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely focused on helping me find the right vehicle without any pressure. Monica was transparent throughout the purchase, answered all of my questions, and kept me informed every step of the way. Her professionalism and friendly attitude made what can sometimes be a stressful experience feel smooth and enjoyable. If you're shopping for a Subaru, I highly recommend asking for Monica. She provided excellent customer service, and I'm extremely happy with my new vehicle. Thank you, Monica and the Quantrell Subaru team!

Bought a new outback from them last year and was told oh yes come by whenever you want and get your…read morecar washed even better salesman said come find me I'll take it to the car wash for you... well can you believe a car salesman? NO. Now we don't do that....sorry I can't stand to be lied to or bullshitted and that's what you get when you're buying a car usually just another example never believe a car salesman or the dealership they don't stand by their word. I wish people could or would do better

Jill was fantastic to deal with. She patiently guided us through 5 test drives, and my wife and I…read moreeach picked a vehicle to buy. Very polite, patient, and the deals were more than fair.

It's hard to evaluate a car business based on a purchase or a walk away. In the end, you're…read moreevaluating the salesperson. But, the business employs the salesperson, so the responsibility does lie with the business. Let me start out by saying that I live in Lexington. It's easier for me to buy from a business in Lexington. It's easier for me to get my car serviced in Lexington. So, I always try to work with Lexington businesses first because that's in my best interest. Enter the salesperson John at Don Franklin Nissan. John rode along for the test drive. Guy seemed likeable enough. I decide I am interested in the vehicle, but I wanted to compare prices elsewhere. John at Don Franklin Nissan says he has to have MSRP for the vehicle, nothing less, nothing more. If that's what you gotta have, that's what you gotta have. I call John at Don Franklin Nissan a couple days later. I let him know that they have a vehicle with the same options at a competitor for thousands less, and I was wondering if he could match it. Again, it's easier for me to buy in Lexington. He goes on to tell me that the competitor is factoring in all kinds of rebates and such that I would not be eligible for. I'm thinking ok, maybe John at Don Franklin Nissan is right, but I might as well go and check. The competitor came in at a price between $3,000 and $4,000 less (between 10 and 15%) than what John at Don Franklin Nissan said he had to have. I'm ok with that, but clearly in my own financial interest I'm going to go with the competitor. I gave John at Don Franklin Nissan an opportunity to earn my business, he did not, and there you go. About a week after my purchase John at Don Franklin Nissan calls me and asks me to come in, bring the wife, and test drive the vehicle again. I start to explain that I had purchased a vehicle elsewhere and John at Don Franklin Nissan immediately hangs up the phone on me. I was not rude with him. I was not critical of his business. Heck, I didn't have time to be. As soon as I mentioned the competitor, he cuts me off by ending the call. That's not professional. That's not good business. Now, let's think about how John at Don Franklin Nissan could have handled this. How about: "Sorry I couldn't earn your business this time, but I hope you will consider us in the future." "I'm happy you got the car you wanted at the price you wanted, and if you give me a shot next time you're in the market for a vehicle, we will try harder to earn your business." "I wish we could have gotten you in this car, but if you know of anyone else who is in the market for a car, please consider sending them our way." Notice that none of these responses, which just came to me in the moment that I am writing this, involved hanging up on someone mid-sentence. It was insulting, unprofessional, and unnecessary. And it makes me not want to do business with any Don Franklin dealership. John at Don Franklin Nissan could, quite frankly, use some Chick-fil-A customer service training. I'm not even in the sales business, but I do understand that the business is all about relationships. John at Don Franklin Nissan severed mine.

Never coming here again. They refused to exchange my mounted winter tires for our aunties on our…read moreOEM rims using some fabricated liability excuse. The summer tires only had 3,000 miles on them and came with the new vehicle. Just didn't feel like spending time on a mounting and balancing job if they couldn't sell tires, as well.

This review rated this business a four star and then it decreased to a one star all within a span…read moreof one day. Pre-check review: 4 Star Rating Brought my car to be checked before Christmas Eve and was told there was only one individual (mechanic) working. Dave told me I would have to stay the whole day and he would not have that (probably looking out for my best interest as the alternative was what made my next experience a nightmare). The issues: Needed to get my driver's side window working, it is a manual that cranks. Check engine light came on the Friday before Christmas (had never had this happen to me up until now with this car or really, with any car). 12/31 I came back in. The desk representative Dave told me bluntly that I would have to leave the car for the whole day and they would work my car into their schedule. He also mentioned that for check engine light type problems, they are not able to do diagnostics. I guess they use trial and error to figure these problems out? I asked if I could be dropped off by someone and that was not a problem (I wish I knew that this was an option closer to Christmas Eve, but now I know that this could backfire on me in the future). Diagnostic review: 3 star rating Received a 11:13 a.m. call to tell me the following: They diagnosed the check engine as a catalytic converter problem/exhaust. They could not fix it. My manual window problem also could not be fixed because the parts are discontinued. It would have to be done at a dealership or autobody shop. I was on standby the whole Friday, waiting on the amount they would charge for labor and time. The newly forming issue was that I was dependent upon someone from here, picking me up. 1 Star Rating I call back multiple times closer to 6 p.m., panicking because I had not received any calls since 11:13 a.m. I tell Dave I needed to be picked up to get my car and pay what I owe (cell phone history evidence of this tagged as incoming and outgoing calls). He was making excuses that OTHER people were not there and he was the only one left. If I were in his position, I WOULD personally go out of my way to pick that customer up from his house to get his car, even after business hours. Calls me back at 7 p.m. Tells me my only option is for him to leave the key in the lockbox and I will have to go out of my way to pick it up. He needed to go to his New Year's occasion thing. How SICK is that?! So that means he can sleep at night knowing he stranded a customer. Not only that, his suggestion was to Uber it. Was S&S Tire going to reimburse me for the Uber (necessary that I mention, I told Dave I would pay him gas mileage to pick me up)? Probably not. Verdict: They will offer to drop you off at your place on courtesy, BUT you have to find a way to come back and pick up your car (they may not verbally tell all this to you in the beginning). He ended up calling the owner (which If I was in his position, I would do it, so the owner did not have to hear it from the customer). The result? Dave paraphrasing him stating that "they are not obligated to do it." Now I ask this, what kind of owner states this? I do not care if it is not a Commandment or a law. You state on good faith that you will drop someone off, common sense would state that you need to ask if that person needs to be picked up (REGARDLESS). I go to complain to their corporate and one cannot even get through to contact them. The contact email listed is retail@sstire.com, not even a recognized email address. I find supplemental information that they are hqed in Lexington, KY. It dawns on me that this is probably why the business is so shady. First of all, it is family owned not nationalized, which means their corporate ethics are limited to state law. Since KY's government here is very deregulated, these kind of business practices fly a lot. Pick up experience: 12/31 I personally walked 4.7 miles (I live close to this location) to pick my car up. It had taken me about an hour. Probably the farthest I have ever walked anywhere in my life other than the one time I walked to IN N OUT in CA from a bookstore! Found out that Dave did keep his word on our agreement that he put my car key in the lock box along with the $0.00 invoice. Recommendations: Guys, do not get into my situation. The reason why I stated earlier that this is a shady situation is because mechanics can put an ultimatum on paying them the same day. If the customer cannot, they can put a liens or state falsely that there was a refusal to pay, which I would have to prove was not the case in court. Luckily, I was not charged anything. Verdict: They even have a mission statement, so why not follow it (especially the owner)? OUR VISION: Be the Simplest, Fastest, & Most Reliable* OUR VALUES: ACT with Integrity* CREATE Customer-Centric Value* DEVELOP Employees* OUR STAKEHOLDERS: Employees Customers* (why did you screw one over if we mean so much?) *where they failed

Everywhere you go nowadays they tell you that you need new rotors every time you get your brake…read morepads changed this place will resurface them and save you three times the amount of money highly recommend

I had a sudden gash in the tire, I had the plug kit in my jeep and plugged it on the side on the…read moreroad driving to Frankfort. After I got it fixed the PSI was 13. I pulled into Brakes 4 Leas and they aired me up for free! Saved the day! Thank you!

They're still very reliable. I've never taken my car in and left feeling like there's still an…read moreunresolved issue. The quality seems to be better than even the dealer. But I used to take my car in and expect to pay $500 and walk away spending $300. It was awesome. Now, I go in expecting to pay $300 and I end up spending $600. And their upselling doesn't feel great. It seems like they're not just being helpful. It honestly feels like the people on the phone are making a commission. I'm not saying that's what's going on, but it wasn't like this before. What happened? And the extras they're adding are incredibly expensive. If the thing I'm getting fixed costs $300, I don't want to be told you need these little things and it ends up being $600. Come on guys! I don't want to look for another mechanic, but I guess I better. So yeah, if you want it fixed, this is your place. But I would just absolutely say no when they start upselling you on things like an oil change, filters, tire rotations, etc...

Honest, affordable, plus quality work. They give estimates before they do any work. I checked…read morepricing and they did have the lowest price for the same parts. It is first come first serve but you can drop off the night before. Very convenient.