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Wilford’s Service Center

5.0 (1 review)
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Services - Wilford’s Service Center

Auto steering and suspension repair

Routine automotive maintenance

Bumper repair

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Paul's Mobile Care

Paul's Mobile Care

2.1
(7 reviews)

I had an extremely disappointing experience with Paul's Mobile Care…read more I originally paid $100 for a diagnostic. I was told all six fuel injectors were bad and needed to be replaced. After waiting about a week for parts, the mechanic finally came to complete the work. During the repair, he zip tied the fuel rail inside the intake manifold, which later caused an intake leak. After the job was "completed," my vehicle immediately ran worse than before and continued misfiring. I was told the injectors "just needed to be ran." After driving it around the block, the issue was still obvious. The mechanic then changed his diagnosis and claimed it was a bad spark plug, even though all spark plugs and coils had already been replaced beforehand. He swapped one spark plug and claimed the issue was fixed. It was not. For months afterward, the vehicle still ran poorly. Attempts to contact him resulted in little to no follow-up. I eventually had another mechanic perform a deep inspection, and I was shown that the fuel injectors still had the original dealer/manufacturer markings on them -- meaning they had never actually been replaced. When confronted, Paul initially claimed the injectors came from O'Reilly Auto Parts and that he DID replace all six. After I explained that manufacturer-marked injectors would not still be present if they had been replaced, his story changed multiple times. I paid: * $100 diagnostic fee * $800 quoted repair * $900 actually paid for the repair Total: $1,000 The injectors were never replaced, the vehicle was damaged further by an intake manifold leak caused during the repair, and no refund or serious effort to correct the situation has been offered. Instead, I was eventually told to "have a good life" and that it was not his problem. I strongly recommend getting detailed invoices, keeping documentation, and seeking a second opinion before allowing this business to work on your vehicle.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Paul's mobile care was amazing! He…read moreArrived to us with in an hour from calling and got us back on the road so quickly especially with our 3 little in the car!!! Couldn't be happier with this service.

Wilford’s Service Center - autorepair - Updated July 2026

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