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Take 5 Oil Change

3.4 (18 reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Took my vehicle to Take 5 in Franklin on April fools and boy did I get fooled! On my way home from my oil change my engine began seizing up and hesitant to accelerate. After farther inspection the oil was a quart too full! Once we drained the oil I discovered my oil wasn't changed at all see picture below! Essentially I was given a new oil filter and 1 quart of new oil on top of old oil leaving me with damages. Take 5 employee Cory was very rude and insisted I bring my jeep back for him to "fix"after insisting a refund and Cory pretending to call his boss I was told it wasn't possible because of camera footage showing them put new oil in. Please don't take your vehicle anywhere that does fast oil changes seems like a fast scam and as a women this is common occurrence . Shout out to my wonderful dad for helping me and getting me fresh oil I learned a hard lesson so don't let this happen to you!

Oil got changed quickly. Staff was friendly. But damn they left a ton of oil on my vehicle

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8 months ago

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1 year ago

Showed up to get an oil change at a normal business hour, and pretended to not be open. Love being ignored.

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2 years ago

Mark, Tanner, and Kenny did a wonderful job! Took only a few minutes. Last time I went to Jiffy lube instead and never again!

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5 years ago

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6 years ago

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5 years ago

We were greeted by a super friendly guy named Sam. We were in and out within 15 minutes. Awesome service. Will return in the future!

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I had an awesome experience at Pep Boys in Franklin! The employees were incredibly accommodating…read moreand went above and beyond to help me out. They quickly took care of a few issues with my car, including replacing an anti‑theft lug nut, and made the whole process smooth and stress‑free. On top of that, my pup Odin absolutely loved everyone there -- the whole team treated him like a VIP guest. It's not every day you find a shop that takes great care of both you and your dog! Highly recommend this location for their friendly service, professionalism, and all‑around great atmosphere.

I scheduled an appointment for Saturday, June 13, at 8:30 AM to have my vehicle inspected for an…read moreengine overheating issue. Upon arrival, the service advisor, Ashley, stated that my appointment could not be located in the system. After I provided proof of the appointment and explained the overheating concern, I was quoted a price for an engine diagnostic and informed that the shop would proceed from there. Shortly after leaving the shop, Ashley contacted me and advised that the vehicle would not be inspected or diagnosed for at least two business days. When I later checked my appointment online, I discovered that it had been canceled by the shop. Two business days later, I received a call from Service Manager James ("Jim") Atkinson, who informed me that the thermostat and thermostat housing needed to be replaced and identified them as the primary cause of the overheating condition. During this conversation, no concerns were raised regarding the water pump, radiator, head gasket, coolant reservoir, hoses, or any other cooling system components. Later that same day, I contacted the shop for an update and again spoke with Ashley. She advised that the technician had reported a knocking sound from the engine and was uncomfortable releasing the vehicle at that time. On Wednesday, June 17, I received a call advising that the vehicle was ready for pickup. At that point, the vehicle had been in the shop for more than 72 hours. Upon pickup, I paid over $900 for five services and parts listed on the invoice. Unfortunately, less than 40 miles after leaving the shop, the engine overheated again. I also noticed a strong coolant odor. After pulling over and inspecting the engine bay, I found that the coolant reservoir--which had not been leaking and had been holding coolant when the vehicle was dropped off--was now nearly empty. Additionally, a new coolant leak had developed that was not present prior to service. Concerned by these findings, I sought a second opinion from an employee-owned independent auto shop. After performing diagnostic and cooling system pressure tests similar to those that Pep Boys represented as having been completed, the independent mechanic identified the actual cause of the overheating: a defective water pump with a failed impeller. The mechanic provided photographic evidence supporting this diagnosis. The independent mechanic also discovered that hardware was missing from the thermostat housing assembly that Pep Boys had recently serviced. According to the mechanic, the missing hardware was the source of the new coolant leak that appeared after Pep Boys completed the repair. Before authorizing the independent shop to perform any repairs, I contacted Mr. Atkinson to discuss these findings. I informed him of both the failed water pump and the missing hardware from the thermostat housing reassembled by technician Dylan M. I also asked what diagnostic procedures are normally performed when a vehicle is brought in with a primary complaint of overheating. Mr. Atkinson explained that technicians review diagnostic codes and perform any testing deemed necessary based on those codes. However, based on the evidence provided by the independent mechanic, it appears that either the necessary diagnostic procedures were not completed or they were not performed to the same standard of care. Had a proper diagnosis been conducted, the failed water pump should have been identified as the root cause of the overheating condition. Rather than addressing these concerns, Mr. Atkinson referenced the shop's warranty policy and stated that I should have returned the vehicle to Pep Boys before seeking a second opinion. He further indicated that obtaining an outside diagnosis could impact my ability to receive reimbursement or warranty consideration. This position is difficult to accept given that the actual failed component--the water pump--was never identified by Pep Boys, was not included on the repair invoice, and therefore would not have been covered under the repairs they performed. Additionally, the missing hardware from the thermostat housing created a new coolant leak that did not exist when the vehicle was initially dropped off. After spending more than $900, I was returned a vehicle that continued to overheat and was now leaking coolant. More concerning is the potential safety risk this created. Had the engine failed while traveling at highway speeds, the consequences could have been significantly more serious. When I raised these concerns and requested accountability for the misdiagnosis and workmanship issues, Mr. Atkinson declined to accept responsibility and maintained that nothing could be done because I did not first return the vehicle to Pep Boys. When I informed him that I was considering pursuing legal action through small claims court due to negligence and damages incurred, the conversation was abruptly ended.

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