Mr Freddy is by far the most honest and consistent businessman in the repair business. His family…read morestyle personality really makes for an easy go. And they can fix anything.

I was driving by and needed an inspection so I saw this place. coming from California and need a…read moreTexas inspection. This place was nice and quick and friendly. I simply pulled up to the back behind another vehicle and waited seven minutes. Great service

Friendly greeting from beginning. Did a detailed check to make sure everything was in good working…read morecondition. He showed me the filters to give confirmation of the condition. Technician gave a few recommendations but it didn't feel forceful or an upsell. Would I recommend this place to family and friends? Absolutely.

Lady took the car first and asked few questions about the need of service but she was rude bc I…read moredidnt want transportation fluid bc already had it done and she just didn't see it in her company computer and then the filter I didn't want pay to change it and she she didn't are to handle with care and toss it and I didn't like it the care she given , then a man took over the oil change and took long time and didn't even update me on what what was happening and no communication was done well . I didn't like the cold attitude was given today to the car and could have been better service to the person like me .

I came to this location looking for a place where my oil change wouldn't cost an arm and a leg (the…read moreother JL quoted me $100+ for an oil change!!!) Fast and efficient. Thats how I would describe service here. Staff was friendly and courteous to all of us as we slowly filed into their business. Most came for a quick oil change, which they advertise is only takes 15 minutes. Scott did a great job checking me in, telling how much it'd cost, and also them wiping the exterior windshield clean. Love then and their kindness and customer service. And yes this oil change took ~15 minutes :)

I really appreciate the knowledge and help they gave me here! Thank you!!…read moreThey knew what they were talking about and helped me understand what was going on with my car.

I'd give 10 stars if I could!! Greg was amazing and so was everyone else! They were honest and…read moreworked with us trying to get a recently bought from private party, used car ready for travel to CA. They helped us get over every hurdle along the way!! Thank You Thank You!!

I brought my daughter's older Honda in for a noise concern. The verbal quote over the phone was…read moregiven for a wheel bearing, wheel stud replacement, brakes/rotors, and tie rods. It was impressed on me that these repairs were critical for safety. The person on the phone even made comments about how glad they were that we were safe as the brakes were metal on metal, etc.The written estimate that arrived was much higher and still had these things listed as critical along with a few smaller issues. When I requested an itemized breakdown and compared parts prices to AutoZone retail, I found parts were marked up over 2x retail across the board. When I called to ask about this, prices dropped immediately without any additional information from me. It took them over night to send the original estimate but the new one arrived within minutes of my texting. I ultimately approved only the wheel bearing and lug stud repair and negotiated the price down. The actual safety critical item, one lug nut holding the wheel on, was buried after the full upsell menu was presented. Several items were listed as critical on that quote that they later said were not actually critical. I posted anonymously in a local group asking for honest mechanic recommendations. The owner identified me by my comments, I guess, and referenced my vehicle publicly to signal he knew who I was. I feel as if this might have been an attempt to get me to remove my anonymous post. Multiple other folks in the comments described identical experiences including false "metal on metal" urgency that softened the moment they pushed back. The work was done and we picked up the car this morning. The process to get to that point was frustrating. Since I only see good reviews I wanted to offer another perspective. The staff is very nice and the banter when we came in was fun. But nice is not the same as honest. I would advise anyone using this place to check retail prices of parts. And since they always offer better prices with push back, everyone who deals with them should question their prices. Some labor costs were good and some were listed at the high end for the area but not ridiculously so. The biggest price "padding" was in the parts themselves. The work seems good at this time, if you want to pay extra for parts in order to be treated nice in a fancy waiting room, I suppose it's worth it to pay more for that service but it's a nah from us. Thanks.

There's a reason they're generally too busy for walk ups-they're damn good at what they do and…read moreincredibly customer service focused. They provide excellent information to the customer and not once have I ever heard them try to pressure or upsell someone. They tell you what the issue is, what your solutions are, and get it done right the first time. Even something as simple as an oil change is best done at Dave's-they give the vehicle a multi point look over and send you a picture filled analysis with information and recommendations. Luckily I've rarely needed repair work done, but friends I've sent there have and they've never had anything but praise for the experience. You might find a cheaper shop, but you'd be getting a cheaper experience. Dave's isn't charging top dollar but they're giving top of the line service.

I've had two different experiences at this store. The first time I went, 10/10!! A million out of…read more10!! I had an oil leak scare and they quickly fixed it and explained it to me as well as next steps. The second time I went, I called around 7AM and asked if they could fix a side mirror I knocked off really quick. They said yes. I bring it in & ask for a diagnostic. They return it to me with the mirror still broken telling me I'd have to spend around $3,000 and wait two weeks to get fixed. I asked if I could bring a cheaper used mirror I found & pay them for labor and they said no - making me think this was beyond easy repair. I took it home, and my boyfriend fixed it easily with no tools. Disappointing.

this place have always done my oil change they do an amazing job and they do the job very quickly…read moreThank you guys

Honest, reliable, reasonably priced, trustworthy and friendly. They have worked on our domestic and…read moreeuro cars. A quick oil change, turned into a longtime customer. I wouldn't trust my car to anyone else!

Very Fast service and reasonable prices. Quality is very good as well. Waiting room is very nice…read moreand wonderful. The value is very good as well.

Jiffy Lube serviced my car, punched a hole in the window washer reservoir and I got alerts…read moreregarding four wheel drive abs brakes collision and lane change alerts and was told to contact the dealer for repairs. I posted a review on google and was told to contact bensmith@premiumvelocity.com. I cannot pull up that web address. I wonder if I'm being lied to. I would like jiffy lube to repair my car. you may contact me at barreram52@gmail.com. Martha Barrera

Amazing fast service was a out quick mechanic gave a comprehensive analysis of recommendations for…read moremaintenance

Went in for a oil change, clerk said our guy won't be in till Saturday. Every time I get turned…read moredown at this location specifically. I'm sure someone there knows how to do an oil change. Never coming back, place should go out of business.

A/C went out on Friday. Called CB on Monday, said to drop…read moreit off. Dropped off on Tuesday, they had cold air blowing on Wednesday. Very happy with the speed and service I got.

So um my advice is literally don't walk, run away. You'll thank me later. I have nothing nice to…read moresay.

I recently took my 2001 Buick to The Oil Well for repairs to two of my automatic windows. From…read moreprevious replacements, I was expecting - no, make that "I was dreading" - the repair costs to be around $450/window. At least that was what I had been charged previously by another mechanic company who was not as gentle as the name of their company would indicate. Frantic for a way to save on the cost, I asked Carl if he could "stake shut" my windows or use cut-cost components. Thankfully, he explained to me that those were probably not the best solutions; used components would likely soon fail, and even to stake shut the windows would cost in labor more than I was hoping to spend. He asked if I could give him time to come up with a quote, and he called me back with a price that was - after tax and a State Inspection - less than half of what I had expected to pay for the work! Not only was the work done inexpensively, it was done well. Instead of the hobo hillbilly fix that I had initially suggested, I have functioning power windows, professionally maintained. The mechanic even gave me tips as to why the windows likely failed and how to keep it from happening in the future. Definitely will return.

Stopped by the oil well yesterday to have my car looked at before I sold it to another couple…read more After waiting for about 45 minutes for the guy to even start looking at the car (I had an appointment that he completely forgot about), he took about another 45 minutes to check it out. He comes in after looking at the car and proceeds to tell the couple who was going to buy my car that the vehicle has some serious issues. One of his major concerns? The wiper on the back window needed to be replaced. He also mentioned that there were problems with the brakes, shocks and that the car would shake uncontrollably when applying the brakes after getting it up to 60 MPH on the highway. The prospective buyer and I took it for a ride after his crazy rant and none of the issues happened that he described, especially the shaking. He also mentioned that the tires (which I had purchased 10 months beforehand) were dangerously low on tread. I smelled a scam from the start and took the car to a mechanic by my house right after I left the "Oil Well". The mechanic there looked it over for 20 minutes and told me he found no issues with the brakes or the tires. He said that the shocks MIGHT need to be replaced in 20 or 30k miles but that all shocks are worn and these were no worse than most cars. I had a feeling that the owner of the Oil Well was trying to come up with an expensive list of issues to get the potential buyers to spend $1500 to fix the car when it wasn't even needed. Thanks to the scam, I now know that there is nothing wrong with my car that you wouldn't normally see on an 8 year old vehicle. If you've ever worried about being ripped off by a mechanic, stay far