On my way to a surgical appointment my left tire had a blow out on 75 and US35. The were very…read moreprofessional and helpful to fit m e in to change my tire. Even one of the mechanics went and got the tire. Great place. Would definitely recommend.

I sent out a yelp message to automotive companies asking for a quote (service requested) on fixing…read moremy muffler. Weber's Automotive Service was very prompt to respond and I was able to get an appointment scheduled straightaway. The place is conveniently located and the staff are very friendly and helpful. They communicated well all throughout the service. They did an excellent job and for a very decent price. I'll be happy to come back for another service in a heartbeat. Great work!

I would strongly caution others before going to this Take 5 Oil Change location. During my recent…read morevisit, they spilled a significant amount of oil under the hood of my vehicle. Shortly after leaving, my car actually started smoking because of the oil that had been spilled. This is especially frustrating because my vehicle is brand new and should be completely reliable--not smoking right after a routine oil change. An oil change is basic maintenance, and customers should be able to trust that it will be done cleanly and professionally. What made the situation even more frustrating was that I contacted upper management to report the issue, and they did not seem very concerned about fixing the problem. The response I received made it feel like they simply did not care about the situation or about making it right. Because of the poor service and lack of concern from management, I would advise others to be cautious when choosing this location.

Don't think I would come here again the employee who did my oil change was a younger guy I could…read moretell he was new and when he went to pour in the oil I seen he lost grip of it and dropped it on my engine bay when I got home I popped the hood and I had oil covering my fuse box and all down my front bumper

These guys are crushing it, good price, friendly service, don't feel the pressure to give into the…read moresuggestion of additional purchases. Just get your oil change and depart in less than 15 minutes. Their service is so good when you ask them questions they answer them and will even have you come out of the car and show you under the hood what they are talking about. Bonus you can usually find a discount on their website. These guys have been a staple for us since we moved here and they keep providing quality service.

No wait on a Saturday around 2pm. You can get an online coupon before you visit the store. The…read moreassociates are nice and explain what they are doing. They have tire rotation service at this location. They track any service you get at Valvoline, they can do replace all your oil, transmission, and radiator fluids. I think the price is fair and the convenience is worth a few extra bucks over doing it yourse

Lived here 18 years - Jason is dependable and fair and won't fix what isn't broke. He's great…read morecommunicating too- appreciate his professionalism ;) I'm a busy working mom and military wife - trust me - try him out!

Jason and his team have always been amazing and reliable. Always good with the speed of getting the…read morework done and good on pricing. Extremely easy to communicate as well.

WARNING!!!! Do NOT USE THIS MAN!!!!…read more Lorenz came to my home and told me I had a simple oil leak and towed my car to the "shop" on a Friday. We had some bad weather and he stated that they needed until Wednesday to complete the job. I paid him $40 for diagnostics and then $150 for the tow. Then sent $550 for parts. I also got a rental for 5 days through budget rent a car which cost me 500$ Wednesday came and it wasn't done. He said it would be done Thursday. I got the rental another day. Another $68 and $15 extension fee. Friday came and he said it's still not done. So after a week I have paid over 1k and it's not done. He promised it would be done the following Tuesday by 8pm. I returned rental that morning. At 9pm when he didn't show up he texted that he was done but there was still an oil leak. WHAT!!!!! He said he had parts and needed until Monday. Monday morning I asked him if it was going to be completed as promised and he said no. He needed til Wednesday. So 13 days he has had my car and it's in the same condition. I just had enough and sent a tow truck to their shop to get my car. When tow truck arrived it was at someone's house. They told me it was a mechanic shop. It's a random house on a sketchy neighborhood and my car sitting in front untouched with snow covering it still. He misled me as he had a shop. He just paid google bc he was the first to pop up. I trusted him and he lied several times. I am now at a mechanic shop hats legit and have had to get ANOTHER rental car for the week. This guy has lied and set me back almost 1500 and my car is in the same condition as it was 13 days ago. Do not trust him

Great. These guys are wonderful. They came to my house and fixed my car that I had already paid…read moreover one thousand dollars to another place. I can't. They were nice and answered all my questions. Any service my car needs in the future will be taken care of by Reno motor work.

I had a very disappointing experience with this Midas location…read more I brought in my 2021 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter because there were damaged wires and harness wiring underneath the vehicle. Before bringing it to Midas, I already knew the wiring was damaged, and I had temporarily connected some of the wires myself just for testing. I never considered that a permanent repair. That is exactly why I brought the van to a professional shop and paid them to repair the wiring properly. Before they started the work, I asked them many times about how the wiring would be repaired, especially the wiring related to the ABS/wheel speed sensor harness. I specifically asked about the connectors and whether the wiring needed the proper connectors instead of simply being connected together. Each time, I was assured that they knew what they were doing and that it would be repaired correctly. I waited more than two weeks for the work to be completed. In the end, I was charged $750.97, including $660 in labor for "REPAIR ELECTRICAL WIRING." When I picked up the van and started it, I noticed that the same warning lights and errors were still showing on the dashboard, including the ABS-related warnings. I questioned them about it again, and they told me the wiring had been repaired correctly. They then suggested that the ABS/wheel speed sensor itself might need to be replaced. To be clear, my complaint is not that Midas did not replace the ABS sensor. My complaint is about the wiring repair that I paid them to perform. What was especially frustrating was seeing that the same temporary wiring/connections that were already there when I brought the van in had essentially been wrapped and secured. I brought the van to a professional shop and paid over $750 because I expected a proper professional wiring repair, not for my temporary test connections to simply be secured and returned to me. About one hour after picking up the van from Midas, I drove it directly to a Mercedes-Benz dealership to have their technicians inspect it. Mercedes-Benz inspected the vehicle that same day, and I received their paperwork the following day. Their written inspection states: "Main body harness and wheel speed sensor harness is cut and not repaired properly." This is important because I did not drive the vehicle around for days or weeks after leaving Midas. Approximately one hour after picking it up, I took it directly to Mercedes-Benz, and they inspected it that same day. I asked Midas many times, both before and after the repair, whether the wiring was being repaired correctly, and I was repeatedly assured that it was. After waiting more than two weeks and paying $750.97, Mercedes-Benz inspected the vehicle almost immediately afterward and documented that the harness was "not repaired properly." I have the Midas invoice showing what I paid for the electrical wiring repair, as well as the Mercedes-Benz documentation showing the results of their inspection immediately afterward. Based on my personal experience, I am extremely dissatisfied with the quality of the work I received for the amount I paid, and I cannot recommend this Midas location.

Took my car in for an oil change and they discovered that I had a broken valve gasket. Worse thing…read moreis the quote for a repair was $1,400!!!! Based on experience, this is at most a $500 repair. Will not return.

Their carelessness immediately broke a part requiring $4000 in repairs. They are fighting me on…read morecovering it. Avoid this location if you value your vehicle and hard-earned cash.

Super long wait. Not a good value. Was a loyal, long-standing customer. Now have my vehicle…read moreserviced at privately owned business. Will not ever return to any Valvoline. Poor mgmt.

I feel I had fantastic service. They were all very polite and went above and beyond to help me the…read moreperson that checked me out I think his name is Zack . He was the nicest person I spoken to in a long time. I was very satisfied with my service.

$450 for an oil change and fuel filter on a 2017 Duramax is straight-up insane. They tried hiding…read morebehind the word "diesel" like that magically justifies robbery. The fuel filter itself is a $30 to $40 part, and swapping it is basic maintenance, not some engine-out surgery. Then they hit me with a $250 charge for that alone because of "labor." Absolute joke. This place clearly thinks diesel owners are clueless and willing to pay whatever number they throw on the invoice. Nothing about this service justified that price. No transparency, no reasonable breakdown, just inflated charges and excuses. An oil change on a Duramax already costs more than a gas truck because of oil capacity and filter size, but this was pure gouging. If you own a diesel truck, avoid this shop unless you enjoy getting fleeced. There are plenty of honest diesel shops that won't treat routine maintenance like a luxury exotic-car service. I'll never come back, and I'd strongly recommend other diesel owners stay far away.

Always a pleasant experience. They never try to sell you anything you don't need. Unlike the…read moredealership. Never going to go to a dealership for service again. $4300 quote from the dealership and then $85 at USA Tire.

thank you Marvin and staff for so kindly and quickly removing the bolt from my tire. and for…read morefitting me in very quickly to patch the hole left behind. I am grateful for your kindness .

Location: Brandt Pike, Huber Heights Ohio Website:…read morehttps://www.valvoline.com/recommended-auto-services/oil-change Hours: see website Service: Excellent Price: On par with this service; consider using app for coupons App: Very good. You can download the Valvoline app and see approximate wait times before stopping by, if desired - quite accurate. I downloaded it while waiting in line and it reflected the current wait. It's also the easiest way to use coupons - all virtual, no printing, no paper. Need an oil change, fast? Consider Valvoline. Available nationwide, I've used them throughout Ohio in the Toledo and Columbus area - this was my first visit to a Dayton branch. First impression? Great teamwork. I observed the 3-bay teams working together to make sure cars in line were queued as fairly as possible and work to service the cars in the bay with impressive orchestration. This location also has a camera available so you can see what is happening beneath your vehicle in near real-time (about a 30-second delay); which distracted me into thinking about the last CIA operative show I watched and wondered if this would be a good way to add a tracking device to people of interest. Anyway ... it's a neat feature. If you are having a standard oil change, count on your fluids being refilled and filters changed but you will also be asked for other services like windshield wiper replacement. Despite my son calling me a "sucker" - I appreciate having this done every 2nd or 3rd oil change and always having it done - but you do you. No judgement, here. Anyway ... budget about 20-30 minutes for your service and each car ahead of you in line and that should be close. This meant I could easily fit this into an afternoon or early evening of errands. Always an easy way to take care of my car. The team in Huber Heights is excellent. They discovered an issue from my last oil change - the technician (there) stripped my oil drain plug so it could not be removed and I had to take it to a dealer and pay $300 for that repair. My claim (which this branch started on my behalf) is pending - but they handled this situation impeccably well. Sure, my 20 minute errand turned into 2 hours between waiting for 3 clients ahead of me in line and then the situation with my car - but the team brought in the manager to address and he personally took my receipt from the last oil change and started a claim for me to be reimbursed. That was all above and beyond expectations - especially since the service causing the issue was not this location. So, I will likely always go to my dealer for this type of service in the future. But - the second I do not own a car requiring special tools to do these simple tasks I will absolutely consider Valvoline again.

On June 25, 2026, I brought my vehicle to Valvoline for what I expected to be a routine oil change…read more At the time of service, my vehicle was not experiencing any transmission issues. I was not seeking transmission repairs, nor was I reporting any concerns with my transmission. My vehicle was operating normally. During this visit, Valvoline employees recommended an automatic transmission fluid replacement, commonly referred to as a transmission flush. I trusted the recommendation of their technicians because I believed they were providing professional advice based on what was best for my vehicle. I agreed to the service because I relied on Valvoline's expertise and expected that any recommended maintenance would be appropriate and safe. Had Valvoline informed me that this service was not recommended for my vehicle, that my vehicle's mileage made it a potential risk, or that the service could result in transmission issues, I would have declined. Valvoline had all the information needed to make that determination before performing the service, including the vehicle's mileage. Less than three weeks after Valvoline performed the transmission flush, my vehicle began experiencing serious transmission problems that it had never experienced before. Prior to this service, I had no transmission concerns. The timing of these issues immediately following a service recommended and performed by Valvoline is extremely concerning. This vehicle is my only means of transportation. I have always maintained my vehicle responsibly and taken steps to keep it reliable. Instead of receiving a routine maintenance service that helped protect my vehicle, I am now left dealing with a major mechanical issue, stress, inconvenience, and the possibility of significant repair costs. When I returned to the Valvoline location to report the problem, I expected the company to stand behind the service it recommended and performed. Instead, I was told they could not assist me. I filed a claim with Valvoline Corporate, and my vehicle was sent to Bigger Automotive for diagnostic testing as part of the review process. Despite the investigation, Valvoline has continued to deny responsibility and claim that the issues existed before their service. However, I have been advised that the transmission flush should not have been performed on my vehicle under the circumstances. Additionally, the new manager at the Valvoline location stated that he personally would not have performed this service on my vehicle. This raises serious concerns about why the service was recommended and sold to me in the first place. If Valvoline's own management believes the service should not have been performed, then Valvoline should accept responsibility for the fact that I relied on their recommendation as a customer. A consumer should not be expected to know that a service recommended by automotive professionals may not be appropriate. That responsibility belongs with the company and its trained employees. I was also offered a free oil change as a resolution. This is completely unacceptable considering the circumstances. A free oil change does not address the transmission problems that developed after Valvoline's recommended service, nor does it compensate me for the financial burden, loss of reliable transportation, and stress this situation has caused. Valvoline has also attempted to shift responsibility by focusing on the mileage of my vehicle. This is not a valid excuse. Valvoline knew the mileage before recommending and performing the transmission flush. If they believed the mileage made the service inappropriate, then they had a professional responsibility to tell me that before performing the service. They cannot recommend and charge for a service and then use the same information they already had available as a reason to deny responsibility afterward. I have also repeatedly been told that the location is now under new management. While I understand that management changes happen, that has nothing to do with my situation. I was not dealing with the new management when the service was recommended and performed. A change in management does not erase the responsibility of the business or remove the company's obligation to address a customer complaint fairly. At this point, I believe Valvoline has failed to demonstrate accountability, integrity, and good faith in resolving this matter. I trusted Valvoline's recommendation, paid for the service they advised me to receive, and now I am left with a vehicle experiencing transmission problems shortly afterward. The company should be responsible for the