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    The Auto Butler

    4.8 (21 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Firestone Complete Auto Care

    Firestone Complete Auto Care

    (104 reviews)

    I expect this will be my last trip into Firestone. I've been getting my oil changed here for a…read morecouple years and have simply ignored their other service recommendations. This last visit was just too much for me to keep that up. I came in for an oil change. They recommended tires, which were needed (I got a better tire elsewhere for less), but what absolutely blew me away was their recommendation for a new engine air filter. I'd replaced it less than a month earlier. They even included a helpful picture of a fairly dirty filter on top of my battery - only problem is that wasn't my filter. I just checked (and took my own pic) over a month after my visit and mine still looks great. Air filters are one of the easiest things to replace, typically requiring no tools, making them one of the fastest ways for shops to make money. This is one of the most basic tests for how honest a shop is. Sorry Firestone, you couldn't have failed harder. They also recommended replacing portions of my suspension (verbally, not detailed on the "Courtesy Check") so I brought my car into my mechanic. My suspension is fine (huh, whoever snuck into my garage and replaced the air filter must have also worked on the suspension), but it turns out that the oil pan gasket and filter are badly leaking. After a month of driving, the oil was already fairly sludgy simply because of buildup in the oil pan (assuming it was fresh when they put it in). In other words, even the service that was performed had to be redone. Sure, it costs a bit more to have your oil changed at a shop that uses ASE certified mechanics but this is a good reminder to me why it's worth it.

    Brock and Bradly are champs! I ended up being "that guy" pulled up 30 minutes before they are…read moreclosing up on Saturday before Mother's Day. They helped and did a phenomenal job. They are the epitome of quality service. I hope this goes to the right people. Get em a raise.

    TLC AutoCare - No gasket (washer) on the drain bolt.

    TLC AutoCare

    (43 reviews)

    Came in for a coolant pump replacement. Overcharged me and refused to waive my diagnostic fee even…read moreif I committed to get the work done there. Some of the worst customer service I've ever experienced. Never go here unless you've got money to burn. They asked for 1500. I got the work done for 700 somewhere. Still had to pay 300 for their BS diagnostic fee. Don't know how their rating is so high.

    Okay, I never thought any business would deserve a 1 star review, and I hate to be the A-hole to do…read moreit. But this has to be said about this business. And these pictures of evidence have to be shown to the public. My car went in for an oil pan re-sealing. The interaction with the shop was pleasant. The price was about the average market rate. However, the work they did was absolutely horrendous. After the fix, as I inspected the oil level on the dipstick, it was overfilled by almost a full quart! (The oil level exceeded the mark by an entire full-low range). This means that they either went by vehicle specs instead of the dipstick, or they just made a simple but preventable mistake. I took the car on a road trip two days after the fix. On the next morning after I got back, there was a gigantic oil spill on the ground. Now to be fair, my car has a leak from the front engine seal, but nowhere near this bad. (You can see the old dried spots verses the newer much bigger puddles in the picture) This alerted me and I immediately took my car to my buddy's garage, that has a 2 post lift. We lifted the car up and looked under the car. The oil leak from the front engine seal got significantly worse. There was also some oil dripping on the oil pan. !!?? I thought this was due to the overfilling and the fact that they used synthetic blend oil instead of conventional oil. So I decided to drain the oil, and add conventional oil back in. As I took the drain bolt out, I was shocked! There was no gasket (washer) on it! They took the oil pan off, re-sealed it, refilled the oil, and DID NOT put a gasket on the drain bolt. At this point I was extremely frustrated and could not believe how they could possibly do such a bad job. Maybe this was an isolated incident, and they normally do much better than this. But I know I won't be coming back here anymore.

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    Kirkland Transmission

    (53 reviews)

    brought vehicle in for a rear main seal replacement: their…read moreteam ruined my transmission and sent me on my way after collecting $3000. End up, stuck on the side of the freeway with a blown out transmission you have to pay another 4500 to someone else to fix it all their work and errors didn't stand behind anything I should sue. RUN RUN RUN DONT NOT TAKE A VEHICLE THERE!

    Kirkland Transmission was the 4th repair shop I visited in my 8 month odyssey to find the cause of…read morethe noise coming from the right rear end of my high mileage '94 Miata. It had been variously diagnosed as coming from the right rear wheel bearing but changing the bearing made no difference in the sound. The most experienced mechanic thought it was a problem with the differential and others thought the transmission was to blame as it only happened in second gear at around 3000 RPM. Some shops said there was nothing wrong with it and walked away. Others just referred me on to someone else which is how I came to be on Tony's doorstep. I was beginning to think I would have to just drive it until something fell off or broke and then I would know for sure, but Kirkland Transmission came so highly regarded I just had to give them a try. With the first test drive Tony couldn't hear anything wrong either but to his credit he asked me to demo the noise. I was barely out if the lot when he said he heard it. The appointment was scheduled and an hour later the problem was fixed. The noise came from the exhaust pipe rubbing against the body of the car, but only when the harmonic vibration was amplified by RPM and motion of the car. He made a simple repair and only charged me for an hour labor. Tony never gave up and was committed to the highest standard of excellence. He even called me a week later to make sure it was fixed and that I followed through with his suggestions. What a guy!

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