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    Ken's Garage - Broke lugnut

    Ken's Garage

    (22 reviews)

    I would definitely give 5 stars on communication regarding the diagnostic, communicating findings,…read moreand explaining it to the customer. This part was impeccable. I would give 2-3 stars on car being done in the timeframe promised, because it wasn't. My beef is that the quote I received for the needed part had a price of ~$525. I called the dealership and an original part would cost me (non-mechanic) ~$350. I can buy the non-original part at O'Reilly's for ~$264, but most mechanic shops get parts cheaper than off-street customers. When I called and asked Ken's if the quoted part was a dealership original, I was told no. When I asked if the part price was in error, they said no, we have to make money somewhere, but we don't use an 80% markup. Clearly the guy I spoke to doesn't know how to calculate markup percentages. I expect a shop to add a percentage onto a part. That is certainly fair. But, ~200% gross mark-up is way outside of standard mechanic practices. And, that calculation is using the price I can buy it for, not a licensed mechanic's shop. Our mechanic of 25 years used to charge 20-25% above his cost. I have heard of 50 - 100% markup. Ken's Garage is having the parts delivered and they rarely go pick up the parts. I think 200+% markup is way too expensive, but they have right to charge 500% markup, if they want. But, I will be going elsewhere. We are still shopping for a local mechanic that we feel comfortable with. I got the impression, they have good, qualified mechanics. My husband questioned a few things on the invoice that was not approved. He is a non-conflict person, and at that point, he just paid them. I am glad this shop works well for many in the community. I am glad this small-owned business is doing well. I am a small business owner and I want small business owners to be supported and thrive. But, I prefer ones that do it with reasonable prices (again, subjective). Name above is our on-line pseudo name, due to vindictive, malicious people in this world. I do not want a response from the shop because it is what it is. My experience and perspective aren't the same as the owner's perspective and it isn't the same as other customers. This is my experience.

    This is my first review for Ken's garage. However, they have already serviced our cars twice. Not…read moreonly are they honest, but they are also very helpful and given us options on pricing and recommendations that met our budget and our timelines.

    Zeck Ford - Street sign (with a little warning)

    Zeck Ford

    (109 reviews)

    Never thought we'd be the type to drive nearly 300 miles for a vehicle , but alas, here we are…read more Hubby wanted to replace his totaled Ford Explorer with another exactly like it. He searched high and low and found a vehicle at Zeck. He secured the down payment electronically and we drove up on a weekend to retrieve the vehicle. Love the Zeck logo that is reminiscent of Superman. I teasingly call my hubby Superman; how fitting. Sage took us on a test drive and pointed out the prison(s) along the way, while warning us of the local speed trap! Sure enough, we encountered the policewoman on her way to her spot. She nodded and smiled as we drove back to the dealership. Ticket averted!! Great service and one of the best waiting rooms with coffee, water and fresh popcorn. Our experience was a little different than the locals since we were on a Ford Explorer mission. Mission accomplished.

    This place is a must pass on Service center!!! First they get you to sign an iPad for permission to…read moredo a diagnostic to identify your concern ( DO NOT SIGN!! ) Later when you come they will show you that you signed though it will have items you never stated a concern for as well as multiple diagnostic tests as they state every concern has to have its own diagnostic test (LIE!!! Once the laptop is hooked up you can check any component without exiting the system, FACT!!) but even though I never said anything about a leak they were nice enough to run a diagnostic test that somehow let them identify a rack-n-pinion leak that they repaired under extended warranty oh and apparently on a separate diagnostic test the AC was over charged with freon by .75lb so they had to fix that even though I stated the AC was working completely fine upon dropping the vehicle off ( I had previously stated the AC fan wasn't blowing out the vents though after shutting the vehicle off and on it was working correctly again so 2 weeks later I stated is was no longer a concern but charged for a diagnostic anyway) keep in mind the diagnostic test doesn't record or maintain how much freon a system is charged with. Though another diagnostic test on the TPMS system was performed and that system was in fact showing an error though the test determined the system was fine yet I showed 12 notifications from the Ford App about the TPMS sensor and after paying for in total 5 diagnostic test and other unauthorized work and warranty deductible for again work that was not authorized I got less than 5 miles away and the TPMS waring light came on again and I took a picture of it and sent it to the service person I had been communicating with (Chantel) and of course she did not respond back. Lastly after over 3 weeks of having my 2021 F150 Powerboost with 40k miles the recalls were not completed, and I was stopped by local authorities because the loaner vehicle the dealership allowed had a dealer tag that had expired in 2025 and the incident happened July 2026. Even though I had texted back weeks before to Chantel not to do anything else to my truck because of the AC being over charged and a leak that never left a drop in the garage and the body sensor on the back passenger side that needed re-routed (again an item not listed or mentioned by me) I could clearly see they were adding whatever they wanted they still completed a 40K warranty service ($449.00) and an ignition system flush ($299.00) and stated it was agreed upon work and was performed prior to me stating not to do anything else weeks earlier. My attorney asked for me to obtain the shop technicians daily logs to show what days the work was performed and Chantel stated that they do not printout diagnostic results nor keep technician logs for what vehicle they are working on and for how long. Keep in mind a service manager never once got involved and was according to Chantel not available. I do not have the screenshots as they are on my cell phone but they will be included in the lawsuit and BBB complaint

    Take 5 Oil Change - oilchange - Updated September 2026

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