This business tried to take advantage of my mom, who is a senior. All that was needed was a simple…read morerepair of rewielding her exhaust pipe. Instead, they tried to tell her the muffler needed to be replaced, as well as the exhaust pipes for a quote of around $750. Thankfully, she got a second opinion and was told it was a simple wield job, and it cost her less than $190. This business should be ashamed of themselves. My dad was a mechanic and had not just his mechanic ticket, but every ticket that was possibly associated with it, including heavy duty. We just lost him, and I'm disappointed when businesses think they can take advantage of people. Anyone I know will not be using your business as we will be spreading the news of my mom's experience. Do not trust this business, or if you're tempted to please get a second opinion first.

This exactly what I needed in a muffler shop. Friendly, knowledgeable staff, prompt service and a…read morefair price. They created a custom muffler for my 30 year old Toyota fork lift in less than 24 hours for hundreds less than I was quoted by the Toyota parts dealer.

In the -30 weather, my block heater plug snapped off. Speedy Auto got me in the next day, were…read morepolite and prompt in their service and did a good job rewiring the new plug in. They also charged way less than my dealership was going to I will return to them, great busines.

I had another mechanic recommend speedy for my vehicle. Great team and they are really fantastic to…read morework with! Highly recommend

This company completed an oil change on my mothers car and used 2 crush rings on the drain. Also…read morethey did not tighten the oil filter enough and had oil leaking all over the place. The manager will do nothing to compensate her. SHES 78 YEARS OLD. What a joke of a company. They will never get my business or anyone else I know that for sure. Hopefully noone else goes there either.

The team at this Midas went above beyond to help us with our SUV today. They got our SUV in to…read morelook at the exhaust and repaired it right then and there. Brent and Steve were top notch in customer service and knowledge. Thank you from the SUV owners from BC.

I became a fan of Kal Tire when they fixed a punctured tire for me at no cost. I didn't buy the…read moretire from Kal Tire, they just did it. I loved it. I thought if it wasn't fixable they'd try to upsell me for a tire. They didn't. They just fixed it and off I went. I was going to buy my next set of tires from Costco, but Costco f'd up my order. So in I went to Kal Tire. They'll price match! So if you love Costco prices but want to avoid the brutal Tire Center service (as you might have heard from other people it's brutal) go to Kal Tire. There are a lot of locations and you they all interconnect for service!

They found a leak that another company told me wasn't there. I knew it was there. My tire leaked…read moreout by the time I was half way across the city. They found my leak and patched it within 30 minutes

Brought my car in for service, mechanic also inspected the vehicle. Did not pushany immediate…read morerepair sales tactics. Great, honest, reasonable priced local mechanic shop.

I want to give a big shout out to City South Automotive Services for helping my son out. He just…read moremoved to Edmonton from C.B.S., NL in October and needed an "Out of Province" inspection by the end of December. I searched this facebook page and found them. I was speaking with Lorieann and told her the situation. I couldn't get over the service that they provided my son. She even went to Motor Vehicle to get the necessary form needed to get this inspection done. They went over and beyond with helping him . . . I was blown away. If you ever need to get anything done with your vehicle, please reach out to City South Automotive Services, you WON'T be disappointed.

What more can I say. If I could give a negative review I would. I took my car in to the 2524…read moreGuardian Road location on January 2, 23 & paid for a full synthetic oil change (the Ultra) costing me almost $160. my car had just over 92,000 km. The tech did the change, showed me clean oil on the dipstick & asked me to reset my car's oil life to 100%. the service sticker suggested coming back for another change, Jul 2, 23 at just over 102,000k. On Jan 3, 23 I was showing my daughter how to check oil & when I pulled out the dipstick the oil looked extremely black and thick. I was concerned & because the receipt had a 7 days warranty, I called the shop. The person answering said it is normal for the oil to be dark after a change because a few drops of old oil left will tint the new oil. I was somewhat satisfied with the response but over the next week I continued to be concerned because the oil wasn't just dark, it was thick and didn't look right on the dipstick. I called several times in Jan 2023 and was getting irritated with having to tell the same story and the techs just kept saying that I should have gotten an engine flush. Then with my calls it turned in to me being outside the 7 day warranty and I should have gotten an engine flush. I began to just give up and hope the techs were right but by about the end of feb 2023 the check engine light began coming on & this was really concerning because I can't afford to pay for engine issues. By the end of March 2023 my check engine light was staying on and my car was not working well, stalling at intersections & just sounded like it was struggling to even run. I was constantly checking the oil and it was now in what looked like beads on the dipstick. I reached out to a friend who had a shop & when I brought my car in they found a code and one of the reasons for the issue was sludge in the engine due to " "lack of oil changes" .the mechanics changed the oil and filter. They were shocked at the smell of the oil, the condition of the oil and filter, saying there was NO way a full synthetic oil and filter change was done the beginning of Jan 2023. In fact, they said the condition of the oil was worse than they have seen in the heavy equipment they service. They said the engine was struggling because the oil was so sludgey it wasn't moving through the engine like it should & my engine would never have made it til July 2023 for the next jiffy lube suggested service, in fact it is likely that it would have seized within the next couple weeks. I reached out to Jiffy lube & left a message retelling the story and what my friends shop had found. There was NO response so I called Jiffylube and again had to retell the story and asked to speak to the manager or get the contact for the franchise owner. I was told that they manager wasn't available. I was so upset, I told them I wanted to talk to someone now I would be filing complaints with BBB and whomever else I needed to. Suddenly the manager was available. I had to again retell the story as the manager said he knew nothing of this issue. He said he would speak with the district manager, look for the video of the date of the change and call me back. On April 3 the jiffy lube manager called me, saying said they couldn't find the video from the pit for the day of my oil change but he spoke with the district manager and they would reimburse for the initial oil change plus the cost of the second one but only if I provided proof in the form of letters from the owner/mechanics and pictures. I also said that I would be having the engine checked & would be wanting them to reimburse for any damages that may have occurred as a result of the Jiffylube "lack of servicing". on April 17, the req info was emailed to Jiffylube & the manager called the owner of the shop doing my second oil change & they talked about my situation and how jiffylube planned to remedy what had happened to me. Despite asking for all correspondence in writing, the franchise owner called me and left a msg for a c/b. I responded to this call by sending an email telling them I needed things in writing and to please send me what the resolution would be and I never heard anything. I emailed again on I believe two more occasions and giving a time Frame for resolving things (as he had discussed with the second shop owner) and to date I have not even received a response. I am questioning if this is because I am a woman and being taken less seriously than if it was a man addressing an issue? IDK but needless to say, Jiffylube said they would fix what they messed up and then ghosted me. Now I have a car with engine problems and I am going to my friends garage to get an assessment of the engine.

Although I've seen my dad do oil changes in his life time, I am by no means handy. I'm lucky to…read morehave a Jiffy Lube nearby where I can take my vehicle in to do a quick oil change in the comfort of a heated area rather than me slide under my dirty garage risking oil spill out all over my face. The upside to Jiffy Lube is that you're paying for the convenience and comfort. An oil filter and some jugs of oil would set you back about thirty to forty dollars if you were to go out and purchase it yourself. Then of course is draining the oil and replacing the filter. Usually it takes my dad and I about anywhere from 30 mins to 40 mins to do this since we rely on the powers of gravity to drain the oil. Jiffy Lube charges from 59.99 to about 109.99 based on the type of oil you use. They also do the job a fraction of the time and they also check other fluids and parts of your vehicle while you wait in your car. That's right. You pull up to the bay and never have to get out. You are literally in and out within 10 to 15 minutes. My most recent experience was quite alarming though. Owning a car requires maintenance and you have to put the money out to ensure that it runs for a long time. The last time I was in Jiffy Lube they recommended I do a transmission fluid flush. At the time, I had a "guy" who could do these jobs for me inexpensively. So I opted to not do the flush at Jiffy and decided to book an appointment with my "guy". Around the same time, I also had a coolant leak (hence my review of buying the hose from Acura previously) so I replaced my coolant hose as well as gave it fresh coolant. Since Jiffy Lube records all of my visits, the technician notes that I previously declined a transmission fluid flush and upon checking I should replace it. The same applied to my coolant as well. These technicians were not aware of the replacement fluids I had done in the summer and now under their "inspection" they are recommending me do these extra jobs offered by them. I believe that's a little shady of them to try to upsell their services. I believe they are under the impression I am clueless when it comes to car maintenance and I need to take their word for these recommendations without question. I told them I'd think about it and simply paid for my oil change and drove out. TL;DR: Fast oil changes. Beware of service techs upselling you things you don't need. Do research!