Well, we had been taking our three cars to this Jiffy Lube for MANY years - pricey, nothing special about changing oil, but so convenient. However, a recent experience has shaken our confidence in the quality of service and caused us to be disappointed in their response to customer dissatisfaction. I had my oil changed specifically in preparation for a long trip. I picked the car up and left that night for travel. There was no problem until I reached the interstate - at higher speed I noticed a rattling which turned out to be that the hood was not latched. No biggy - I stopped and shut it. About 160 miles into the trip a big warning light came up on the dash - OIL LOW. This wasn't the normal low oil indicator - this was the danger warning. I stopped again and this time checked the oil - nothing registered on the dip stick. I carry a quart, so I added that, and now the level showed up on the very tip of the stick. I stopped and bought another quart and that filled it. So the same day as my Jiffy Lube oil change, the level was two quarts low. When I returned from my trip I immediately went back to Jiffy Lube in Eldersburg and spoke to one of the managers, Dan. Here's where the disappointment comes in - Dan was adamant that there was no possible way that his guys had made any kind of mistake and not added the correct amount of oil. He said there must be a leak. There was no oil seen anywhere to indicate a leak, before, after, or since. The oil level in the car had not been low prior to the Jiffy Lube Service, and now these few weeks later they are also not low, which would be the case if there were a leak. The most logical explanation to me is that Jiffy Lube made a mistake and didn't put enough oil in during the service. Maybe the technician needed to get more (which would explain that the hood wasn't latched) and someone else thought it was done? But Dan staunchly defended his position that it was "impossible" for such a thing to happen. There was no apology for my inconvenience, no coupon toward next service, not even an offer to reimburse for the $10 I had to spend in oil after my expensive Jiffy Lube service. The worst part is that based on this situation, I don't feel that I can trust Jiffy Lube - seems like they will say whatever to defend their own position. If that is the case, I don't know how I could believe them in the future when they tell me I need this or that service. It comes down to integrity, and that's a big piece of doing business. So goodbye Jiffy Lube - I'll opt for the cheaper oil change at Walmart and go to the dealer for all those other expensive services that you tell me I need. read more