Midas

Figuring out vintage cars is complicated. And it can get messy quickly. This group did a masterful job with my vintage truck. Very pleased.

The guy up front worked at a Honda dealer for a long time. If you have a Honda, you WANT to go to this Midas, if you aren’t going to the dealer (like me) I am a woman, he never makes me feel less than, or stupid. I really appreciate it. He just tells you like it is. Never been disappointed here.

Been taking my car to a midas for years and never had a single issue until this location. Brought my car in for a tire rotation back in February and they couldn't find the lock key, they told me to order a new one and to come back since I had paid for it. So the next day I ordered a new set from McGard and went back a week later to get them rotated, they didn't give me a receipt but they said all is good; so I thought.. I come back this past weekend and the brand new lock key I bought is damaged already - completely unusable. Over the phone they tried to tell me it was old and doesn't even fit my car, that it's an aftermarket and no wonder it broke, but in person it's now just "too damaged" and they don't understand how it could break. When I pressed them for an explanation for the broken key they didn't want to take responsibility because they didn't have record of me coming back for my tire rotation, even though the person who picked up my car from that service was present. Figures.