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    3.3 (7 reviews)
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    Service not good ask worker to check trans fluid he said not his job never going back

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    Firestone Complete Auto Care

    Firestone Complete Auto Care

    3.7
    (27 reviews)

    Decent for oil changes and break services, but I do not recommend this Firestone if you need any…read moreother services. I need to preface that I already called and talked to management, who refused to do anything based on my complaint. I brought in my car on Wednesday, July 30th, as it was misfiring and the CE light was obviously on. It was evening, and I was told they'd check on it the next day when their technicians were in. I didn't hear anything on Thursday - cool, they were busy when I brought my car in. Friday, I didn't hear anything, and I called them during my lunch to check in. My car hadn't been examined yet, but they would check on her right after the next car in line. I didn't hear anything until Sunday (8/3), when I get a call that the spark plugs are fouled. I expected that, so I okayed the repair and was able to pick it up on Monday. The car is still a little rough when idling, but does okay on the drive home. I take a short trip a couple of days later, still shaking but okay. Then on Friday, when taking the second trip since getting my car back, she starts misfiring heavily and the CE light comes back. I bring her in that evening. Two days later I get a call, and the technician's response is that my car needs a "software update", and to take it to the dealership. What? When I took my car into the dealership, it starts misfiring right as I'm checking in, so they obviously want to do a full workup. They find that the ignition coils need replacement, the engine is covered in carbon because of the misfires, and because of this, the new spark plugs were dirty and fouled. When I called this Firestone to see why they had failed to notice the ignition coil and carbon issues, as well as address the fact that the new spark plugs had fouled because of this, the manager I spoke to was insistent that they had done their job. He insisted that the diagnostic codes were spark plug-specific, but the codes on the invoice I was provided point to an issue with the cylinder, not the spark plugs. He insisted that the coils checked out fine, and that they recommended a software update because they couldn't clear the diagnostic codes without the codes coming back immediately. Codes that were coming back, because the engine continued to misfire. Not once did he offer to replace the fouled spark plugs because of Firestone's inability to diagnose and repair the issues with my vehicle, he only defended what their shop did. Important context: I have a car make and model that in the last few years, has become notorious for ignition coil issues. I found this out in-between my visits with this Firestone and the dealership. Not recall-notorious, but enough that a different coil and software update was recommended by the manufacturer. Per the manager, Firestone did not feel the need to ever investigate the ignition coils. I had the dealership clean the carbon and change the ignition coils - lo and behold, the codes are not coming back. I still need to replace the spark plugs and was hoping Firestone would fix this due to their error, but at this point I'm going to replace them myself because Firestone refuses to. They're good with oil changes and breaks - it's why I came back for the engine issue. But for failing to diagnose an engine issue, and make petty excuses to defend themselves, I'm not coming back. Period.

    Stopped in with an unexpected flat tire--extremely kind and helpful staff got me in an out with an…read moreeasy repair. I will definitely be back for addition services!

    Steger Service

    Steger Service

    4.0
    (27 reviews)

    The air conditioning went out in my 2011 Ford Fiesta. We took it into Steger as first time…read morecustomers. The first year Fiestas are notoriously problematic and when the staff attempted to fix the AC, the computer crashed and the battery failed and the car wouldn't start. They researched to discover that this tends to happen in these cars if the batteries are disconnected. They called Ford: 50,000 computers on back order. Chris was able to find one through another company and had it installed and the car running. I was crying with relief and gratitude. Unfortunately, this was short lived as the replacement part only worked for 48 hours. Even with this unexpected turn of event, I felt that Chris and team had done their absolute best. Chris continued to call around to scrap yards and sending guys out to the dodgiest to try to find the part. With his head hung low, he told us there was no hope. So, reluctantly, my husband and I started car shopping. After ordering a car online, we received another call from Chris. In a last ditch effort, he put the original computer in an oven (I know, right?!) and was able to melt and re-solder the connections and got the engine running consistently. He called us and we immediately took the car and sold it to a Ford dealership! Chris and team have earned a life-long customer: Excellent communication, valiant effort, and they even gave me a loaner while they took on this challenge! Thank you Steger!

    I came here because Knight Auto (known for fair, transparent AC work) has merged with Steger…read moreService and Dave is on staff. Good to know going in. The inspection was $45 and reasonable. The leak test was $220, which is on the high end, and importantly it does not roll into the repair cost. Once you've paid it, you're committed. so be aware of that before authorizing. The leak test found two leaking Schrader valves. Simple fix, but the labor quote came in at $483 with no hourly breakdown offered. When I asked about the 36mo/36k warranty listed on the estimate, it turned out to only cover those two valves, not the rest of the system they inspected and passed. Staff was friendly and the work got done. But if you're coming here expecting the pricing and transparency that made Knight Auto's reputation, just know they've inherited Dave's clientele without fully adopting his principles.

    Take 5 Oil Change - oilchange - Updated June 2026

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