I was not a fan of this place. My check engine light came on so I went to auto zone and came up with a misfire on cylinder 1. I took it to ace with a part bought new from auto zone and replaced it for 150. The next day it came back and I took it back, they said my part was no good and said they had to replace all 4 ignition coils for 580. I said okay being I thought that was what was needed. She said if it comes back to take it to jeep to update my transmission, this is a 2014 jeep cherokee btw. It came back then next day after the update. Took it back to ace and they replaced the coils for free. That same day, minutes after leaving the light came on. Took it in the next day and they found nothing and said they had to wait 5 days for someone with a special machine. I took it in Tuesday after she said this was free since they couldn't solve it. I had to call them minutes before they close each day to find out what's up with my car. Wednesday night after they have it over night I call and she tells me "what's wrong" , only to find out she didnt know who or what car she was talking about. She then figures it out and tells me my head gasket is leaking fluid into cylinder number 1 and itll be 2,800, but she will knock off 200. Which I feel is nowhere near fair for all the work that I paid for that was not needed. I called around to find other places could have done the same ignition could work for 200 less. I pick up my car on friday, was thinking if trading it in, and she tried to charge me 280 for extra labor. I never agreed to this and she said she had called me on 9/5 (which she didnt, I called her). She then said she called me on 9/13 (which is TODAY and she didnt it was 9am), and then said she called me at 9/11 at 9:30 am (which she didnt and I remember exactly what I was doing, I'm a personal trainer and was training someone at that time) and she said she got intpich with me and I had approved it. I never approved it or got any calls from them ever. My name, license number, and car model were all spelt wrong on the paper and she gave me the wrong keys to a completely different vehicle (to a volkswagon, not a jeep). After driving it from them taking it apart and putting it back together to a take a closer look, the check engine light is gone. I'm guessing it was a coil issue but they hadn't done it right the first or second or third time and finally fixed the original issue the last time, but was trying to get more out of me. read more