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3.9 (9 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Oil changes

Routine automotive maintenance

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Oilstop Drive Thru Oil Change & Car Wash

Oilstop Drive Thru Oil Change & Car Wash

(192 reviews)

Service was fast, excellent -- one car in the stall and two in line. Not bad at all…read more My vehicle had a coolant service -- I thought the price was fair. Staff was knowledgeable, friendly, efficient. Highly recommending this business.

I would NOT give this place my money again. For lack of a better word they scammed me. I left Jiffy…read moreLube because I thought they were overpriced but ended up paying the same at oil stop. At least Jiffy Lube was honest about the price up front. Everything was great until I got the bill: While they're changing your oil they try and upsell you on all this stuff, which is typical. But I did NOT agree to any of it. However, my $79.99 oil change ballooned to $130 because they charged me for an oil filter. I have never been to a place where the filter wasn't included in the price. It definitely does not say that on the pricing sign. The other possibility is the guy who was trying to upsell me tricked me into upgrading the oil filter. At one point he showed me the filter he was putting in and said "this is a synthetic oil filter." All I said was "oh cool." I just thought he was showing me, along with other things he showed me like the condition of the oil drain plug and washer. I NEVER agreed to any upcharge for a synthetic oil filter. I explicitly told him many times I was getting the oil changed because I was putting the truck up for sale. I'm not going agree to a fancy, and quite frankly pointless upgrade. So whether they just charge separately for the filter all the time or this guy scammed me, this company employs deceptive practices to make more money so beware.

Expert Auto Repair & Service

Expert Auto Repair & Service

(11 reviews)

Expert changed the oil in my Audi. Scheduling was convenient and service was prompt. Shop looked…read moreclean and orderly.

After getting spurious quotes and unnecessary recommendations from multiple shops, we found Expert…read moreAuto Repair & Service honest, prompt, reliable, and exceptionally user-friendly. Our family recently purchased a 2017 US-made runabout with short of 100k miles for twin 15-year-olds to learn to drive and get around town and relieve their mother of taxi duties in the long run. It needed quite a bit of work to bring it up to snuff, though the base vehicle is still solid and has a lot of life left in it. We did some of the cosmetic and easy stuff (replace sun visor, engine air filter, cabin air filter, change oil) done ourselves, got the used-car dealer to fix the front sub-frame that was bent and out of alignment), and postponed some longer-term work (brakes eventually will need new pads in the rear). But this 1.8L "interference" engine will be destroyed if the timing belt fails, and they recommend replacement every 100k miles, so we asked this shop to put replace the belt, water pump, and thermostat so the twins won't have to deal with catastrophic engine failure when on the road as new drivers. They not only did that and replaced the rear struts (leaking) with the new ones I had shipped to us, but they did it in around a day of shop time. The car was ready far sooner than we expected, and everything was in perfect order. This shop is also part of the network the used car dealer employs for its own warranty work, so the car is covered in case anything unexpected turns up in the next year. Top marks!

Sam's Snappy Lube

Sam's Snappy Lube

(2 reviews)

Service was very unprofessional, had came twice on two different days and they kept making me leave…read morebefore closing hours and wouldn't attend to my help. If i could id put no stars.

This place is a rip-off. I went there for an oil change figuring it would be faster on a Saturday…read morethan Walmart. I stated wanting an oil change. An attendant took my key & started on it right away. It was finished in a timely manner. When presented with the invoice, there was a $56.99 charge for full service. I told the manager i didn't want all that, just an oil change. He asked, "You just wanted a basic oil change?" I told him yes and he replied, "We don't do basic oil changes," implying that the $57 service charge was standard in addition to the $44 paid for the oil change. Outrageous! Nowhere in the service station did I see any posting that this was standard pricing. So, I then looked at the checklist of items supposedly supplied for this service. The battery was not checked. There was some corrosion around the terminal posts. I asked if these could be cleaned. He told me no, they don't do anything with batteries. Then I noticed that my wiper blades had been "checked," whatever that meant. I knew that my wiper blades needed to be replaced and had just bought new ones at Auto Zone a half-hour before the oil change. So, I asked the manager if his crew could at least replace the wiper blades. He said they could at an additional cost of $14.99 per blade. Like I said, this place is a total rip-off; no real care for customer service, just finding anyway possible to make a buck off unsuspecting customers. Next time, it'll be Walmart for an oil change.

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