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JNB Auto Center

3.8 (10 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Quik Oil Change - Invoice Visit 1

Quik Oil Change

(41 reviews)

The invoices are available in my Google Review for this store. If they do not respond promptly, I…read morewill continue writing to Consumer Protection Ontario, and report the incident as it seems they are not willing to take accountability: Extremely disappointing experience -- dangerous mistake, unresolved issue. I came to Quik Oil Change (260 Speers Rd, Oakville) on May 16, 2025, for a routine oil change (Invoice #22-155559). I found this shop through Groupon, paying about $35 on Groupon plus an additional $72.23 in-store for extra charges like filters, oil upgrade, and shop supplies. Shockingly, after driving only about 800 km since the oil change, my engine oil warning light came on. I pulled over to find that nearly 4 out of 5 liters of engine oil had leaked out (the mechanic measured). This could have caused catastrophic engine damage. I immediately took the car to Active Green + Ross for inspection (Invoice #128145). Their technician confirmed the issue was due to a loose drain plug, improperly installed during the oil change at Quik Oil Change. The emergency inspection, labor, and oil refill cost me $276.94 out of pocket. In total, I have paid: $35 (Groupon) $72.23 (In-store at Quik Oil Change) $276.94 (Repairs due to their mistake) = Total $384.17 CAD for what should have been a simple oil change. I am formally requesting that Quik Oil Change: Refund the full oil change service fee ($72.23) + $35 (Groupon) Reimburse the full repair cost ($276.94) caused by their service error Provide clear instructions on the procedure for receiving this reimbursement If not resolved promptly, and should any future engine failure occur due to this oil loss, I will have no choice but to pursue legal action through Consumer Protection Ontario, Better Business Bureau (BBB), and Small Claims Court. Furthermore, I have tried to find an email address to contact management directly, but none is listed on the website or anywhere publicly. I ask the owner or manager to respond here with the proper contact information and steps for resolving this matter. This type of negligence is unacceptable. Mistakes happen, but accountability matters. I hope they do the right thing and resolve this fairly.

Overcharging, Vehicle Safety Oversight, and Unprofessional Conduct at Car…read more The following serious issues I encountered during a recent visit to the "Quik Oil Change :260 Speers Rd, Oakville, ON L6K 2E9" car workshop. My experience involved three major concerns: overcharging, a critical vehicle safety oversight, and highly unprofessional behaviour from the individual who identified himself as the manager. __ 1. Overcharging - Engine Oil Quantity___ I brought my 2011 Toyota RAV4 (2.5L 4-cylinder engine, oil capacity approx. 4.7 litres) for a synthetic oil change using a Groupon offer. However, I was charged for 6.1 litres of engine oil. When I questioned the discrepancy, the manager insisted that 6.1 litres had been used and refused to reconsider, despite my explanation that my vehicle had never required that much oil. __ 2. Vehicle Safety Oversight - Disconnected Air Intake Hose____ Upon receiving my vehicle after oil change , I attempted to start it outside the workshop. The engine shook violently, prompting me to stop immediately. I asked the manager to take a look. He discovered that the air intake hose connected to the engine air filter had been left detached--a basic yet critical error. When I raised this issue, the manager responded dismissively, saying "No one is perfect." He reattached the hose and abruptly told me, "I fixed it, you may go now," while raising his voice. He neither apologized nor acknowledged the potential risk this oversight could have caused.___ 3. Verbal Abuse, Aggressive Behaviour, and Unsafe Atmosphere___ After reviewing the manufacturer's specifications at home, I called the workshop. They invited me to return the car for verification. Upon inspection, they acknowledged 4.7 L engine oil was filled not 6.1 L ; they overcharge and issued a refund to my credit card, which I appreciate. When I returned to request a corrected invoice reflecting the oil refund, I was told the original invoice had been discarded and asked to surrender my copy. I politely explained that I needed to keep it for my records. The situation quickly escalated.___ The manager began yelling and verbally abusing me, repeatedly calling me an "asshole" and using other vulgar language. His tone and body language were extremely aggressive and intimidating. Although he identified himself as the manager, I suspect he may also be the owner based on his conduct and control over the premises.___ I remained calm and refrained from engaging, but the hostility left me feeling unsafe. I immediately left the premises, shaken and disturbed by the interaction.__ I share this experience to caution others about the potential risks associated with this establishment.

Mr. Lube - Rear of the store

Mr. Lube

(22 reviews)

I arrived at this location at 2:30 on Wednesday November 12 2025, and was informed it would be a…read moreabout 2 hours. I agreed to wait. They put a sticky note on my car indicating my tires are off rim. Cars with mounted tires were being prioritized. I watched people come after me and get serviced within 30-60 minutes. I also saw people arrive after me, get greeted by the same person who greeted me, and get marked with the same off rim sticky note, but they got to go ahead of me. When I asked about it, I was lied to and told they were waiting on the other side, yet I watched them arrive and be greeted, and be marked with the same off rim sticky note I was. They lie to your face. They are deceitful and dishonest. When I came to this location to buy my winter tires in January 2025, I was lured in with tires that were a good value. Once I was up on the lift, I was told they were all out of those and only had the more expensive ones. It turned out they had sold all the top of the line ones, and had to admit they only had the tires they lied to me about. 1 Star is too generous a rating for the experiences I've had with this location. It's been 2.5 hours, and I'm finally waiting in a line, but behind people who came after me. I spoke to management about my frustration. They were unsympathetic and didn't care. They lied to me some more, even tried telling me they have people waiting since 8. I'm to believe someone came at 8AM and they're still waiting to go after me? I called at 1:30 to verify how busy it was. I was informed only 4 cars were waiting. Something isn't adding up. Nothing but deceitful liars. I finally got out of there at 6pm. So much for a 2 hour job. 3.5 hours later...

I was told that I needed to have my break pads replaced which was a lie. Confirmed by Canadian…read moreTire later in the week.

Trafalgar Tire - Storefront

Trafalgar Tire

(1 review)

I was on my way to work today riding along the QEW as I always do and I hear a pop coming from my…read morepassenger rear and I'm trying to figure out whether or not to pull over right there or to try to hobble along to the next exit. The highway is not exactly clean and there's no real safe place to pull over so I'm hoping I can ride it out to the next exit. I am able to make it safely to Trafalgar Road in Oakville and I exit and take the first right and then the first right ready to change my own tire at a Petro Canada station where I see a Goodyear auto service center. How lucky am I that I don't wipe out on the highway, make it safely to the exit and the first place I pull over has a place that can get me a new tire? Well luck is how you look at it. It could have been I didn't get a flat at all that would have been lucky too but if something is going to happen on the road the best scenario is that you're safe and that you are able to get help as soon as possible. It just so happened the place was open and I spoke to the gentleman at the counter explaining what my issue was. He came outside and looked at the tire. I could tell the tire was a goner. My worry at that point was that the rim was ok. He told me that his guys weren't in just yet but they coming in shortly. He checked to see if they had stock of my particular tire and they didn't which is sort of understandable because I have a non-standard size. It's not the first time I've been told that and I knew it. Well it so happens they didn't have immediate stock but they could get it delivered. I was thinking how long is this going to take? Sitting in the waiting area and just killing time I was able to speak to the gentleman who helped me. I learned that he was the owner and his name was Mauricio. He explained how it is becoming more and more common that service stations such as his business are not as common. Basically how gas stations are just gas stations now and mom and pop service stations attached to gas stations are just not as common. I have to say I agree. Where I live and grew up most of my life in Etobicoke I've seen 4 gas stations/service stations turn into houses or banks or strip malls. I have to go all the way to Saturn Shell near Renforth and Burnhamthorpe to get gas now and it's only a gas station. This Goodyear / Trafalgar tire is on Iroquois Shore which is basically the first street north of the QEW. It's where you would turn if you're coming from the south of Trafalgar and looping around to go to Oakville Place. This place used to be a Certiguard service station but that's no longer since Mauricio took over this space and made it a Goodyear Auto Service Centre. They do brakes, oil changes and of course, tires. So in speaking with Mauricio I learned a lot about him in the short time I was there. He is a very personable person and although he's originally from Sao Paulo Brazil he's been around the GTA long enough that we were able to speak of how things were in the 80's and such. He's a really good guy with a good business in a good area. As far as the service goes they didn't have my tires in stock. I ended up getting a second one because the other one had uneven wear on it and I did notice I was getting a bumpy ride out of it. I ended up changing both. I had to also visit a service center in Pittsburgh to change a flat and destroyed tire in August of last year. I ended up changing both front tires because my other front tire had a bulge. All in all I was able to get both rear tires replaced that they didn't have in stock in about an hour which is pretty quick. They would have been able to do it quicker if they didn't have to have the tires brought in. Fast and friendly service with competitive pricing. What more can one ask for?

JNB Auto Center - autorepair - Updated May 2026

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