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    1-Off Auto Center

    1-Off Auto Center

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    the edited-shortened edition. Purchased a used '13 Jeep GC @…read morea dealer in Denver last autumn and last friday I brought it to our local dealer to remove the snowtires, check the factory recalls and to have an oil-filter change (first one while in our possession of the vehicle). They were unable to remove oil pan drain plug and said the bolt head became "rounded" with repeated attempts and that the oil pan would need to be replaced at a subsequent visit & at a cost of $1400 (initially I was told over the phone 1400 and later was told between 1100-1400). I was told the ONLY alternative was to remove the oil pan but that I could contact the dealership conglomerate that last changed the oil in Boulder and/or that my auto insurance company might reimburse us for the necessary repair. I asked if the oil pan drain plug could be removed by some method or drilled out....No. When I picked up the vehicle, I reviewed the printed invoice (#1 - 01F: CHANGE OIL AND FILTER ON A GAS ENGINE Work performed by _____ COULDN'T PERFORM LOF. DRAIN PLUG WOLD NOT COME OUT. RECOMMENDED OIL PAN REPLACEMENT. CUSTOMER DECLINED and scheduled the earliest available return appt for the oil pan in two weeks. At home, I crawled under the vehicle to view the rounded drain plug bolt head and found the bolts on the skid plate didn't appear to have been touched (to remove the skid plate for better tool access like with a pipe wrench) and GOOGLE searched (rounded oil pan drain plug head). Monday, drove to Doc's Auto Clinic to discuss the use of pipe wrench after removal of the skid plate vs. an alternative method like an Irwin bolt grip socket and to schedule the next available appt. Doc reassured me that he couldn't recall having to replace an oil pan because of stuck-rounded oil pan drain plug. Yesterday (thursday) @ Doc's, the "rounded" drain plug did require two bolt grip sockets (first one cracked) for removal but didn't require removal of the skid plate. In their opinion a flush of the crankcase was not required, based on inspection of the drained oil (coincided with previous documentation of the oil changes/mileage on the Carfax when we purchased the car). They placed/gently torqued in a new magnetic drain plug (I had prepurchased @ auto parts store), replaced the filter and filled the crankcase with synthetic blend (my request) all for $60. Happily (relieved), my credit card payment and thank yous were accompanied by a couple of cold, six packs of assorted microbrews from Arctic Liquors and my assurance that both of our vehicles would now be serviced by Doc and his adept team. The four indiividuals that I had any contact with (@ Doc's) could not have been more professional, amiable, competent and confidence inspiring. Disclaimer-My only previous contact with any of the individuals at Doc's was with Doc during a group mtb trip to the Hillyard-Fowler-10th Mtn Div hut last summer. (On the drive home I did stop by the dealership to cancel the oil pan replacement appt, speak with the service manager about the experience-outcome and that we would no longer be bringing our vehicles to their service dept-previously 10 yr relationship with 4 vehicles).

    1-Off is 1 and done! Stay far away from this family-owned rip-off joint. Asked, "How much is an…read moreoil change?" I was quoted that it would be between $125 - $150, depending on how many quarts of oil was needed. Okay, dropped my vehicle off the next day for an oil change. Picked it up later that afternoon, $285 said the girl at the desk. The owner/manager came out and gave me some BS reason why it was twice as much as quoted and twice as much as any oil change, I had ever done prior. Steer clear of this place for sure!

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    Auto Radiator Service

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    Auto Radiator-Craig, CO My experience could not have been…read moremore optimal. Live in Stbt Spgs and after seeing a small 2" diameter spot underneath the radiator on the garage floor (without any hint of overheating), I brought our '14 D. Durango to a local garage (former owned by a well known local who recently departed back to Baltimore) for diagnosis and tire rotation. The cooling system was pressure tested and found to have a small leak on the driver's side corner and was quoted a figure of $1100 for installation of a new radiator. I was informed that nobody in town solders radiator anymore. I then spoke with Dean at Auto Radiator in Craig. He did say he would solder the radiator, depending on the location of the leak. About a week later I drove to Craig to leave the car w/ Dean and rode the clean and convenient Stbt Regional Transit bus back from Craig. The next day he said he re-pressure tested the cooling system to confirm the location but didn't think a solder would be successful since the it was right where the aluminum transitioned to the plastic and he thought a replacement would be $700-750. A day later he called to say the work was completed and I could pick it up whenever convenient...even a Saturday (today). Rode the bus back to Craig (2nd stop in Craig is conveniently, right in front of the radiator shop and was exactly on time on both trips) and paid $686.96 Thanks Dean!

    I stopped in to have radiator hole soldered. When the owner realized that I live an hour away he…read moreperformed the repair right then. I ran to the store and came back an hour later. The repair was done. 50,000 miles later it's as good as new. The repair was very reasonably priced to boot. Excellent.

    Ike & Son Transmission - transmissionrepair - Updated August 2026

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