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Master's Touch Automobile

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Oil changes

Routine automotive maintenance

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I made a dumb mistake while changing my oil, they pointed it out and poured in the missing oil free…read moreof charge. The man in front named David was super nice about the whole thing, would come again for sure!

My car failed its safety inspection elsewhere due to leaks at both exhaust flanges near the…read moremuffler. I brought it to Midas because they offer free evaluations, and I was curious what they would find. The outside looked unkempt and run-down. The manager greeted me when I walked in and was friendly. He got the car right in. The other place wanted $1400 to replace the mufflers, flanges, and pipes all the way back to the catalytic converters. The waiting area was filthy. One of the mechanics came in from the shop, walking slowly, spent some time in the bathroom, came out, looked at the vending machine, and went back into the shop. About a minute later, the same guy slowly walked back in again, looked at the vending machine again, and walked back out. He did this 3 times! I didn't get the impression that he was eager to do much work. As the car was getting ready to be lifted up, I went to the bay just to thank the man for looking at it. He didn't even reply. The manager looked at me and said, "Well, you don't have to sit there and watch him. Just kidding." I was sure he was not, and equally sure that I had not planned on watching the man work, even though this is my own vehicle. The manager seemed short and inconvenienced by me the rest of the time. The mechanic looked it over and showed me that the exhaust flange was leaking. I noticed the other one was leaking as well, and he said, "Oh, yeah. That one is bad, too, I guess." I asked him if he could cut the flanges out and weld in a pipe on each side, and he quickly said, "No, we don't do that." He seemed very shaky and nervous. I mentioned to the manager that I remember that they used to do exhaust work, and he said, "We still do." He said that they could do it, but was amazed that it failed for that. I looked up the Missouri code, which clearly states that it would be rejected if the flange is leaking. I gave him my number, and he was to call me later and let me know when it could be done. That call never came in. The next morning, I took it to Car-X, and they said that they would be happy to cut out the flanges and weld in a pipe in their places. This store was much cleaner and better organized. They also put paper down on the driver's side carpet so it wouldn't get dirty, which the other place failed to do. I'm very sorry to have inconvenienced Midas by thanking them for looking at my car and asking them if they could fix it. Needless to say, I won't go back there and would steer others away as well. If someone says they are going to do something, they need to follow through.

Master's Touch Automobile - tires - Updated July 2026

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