Midas

Negligence at the least, likely pure laziness, in not properly reattaching the engine splash guard (only 3 of 9 removed screws were replaced) or in notifying me that screws were missing caused the splash guard to come loose, over $500 in damage. If screws were missing when I brought the car in then why did the tech say nothing? His response to that question, "Do you know how many times customers don't do anything?" Is that reason to stop being responsible and tell customers of observed problems? Management backed the techician who admitted to not telling customers of such missing screws. The evidence clearly shows that screws were removed to do the service, but not replaced. Store management supports the negligence by allowing the technician to not report observed problems. One wonders what other observed problems are not reported to customers. If Midas posts photos, note that the direction of tearing in the splash guard is opposite to what would be were his claims accurate. Th

I went there for my oil change appointment and they told me that my car didn't have oil in it and that scared me, but the mechanic explained everything to me and the mechanic along with the rest of the staff did excellent with me and my car. I will be coming back to them from now and thank you for an outstanding job on my.

They were able to fit us in last minute for an oil change before we left for a road trip and they even put air in our tires. Quick, convenient, and affordable.