We got a flat tire on the way to New York City and had the nicest guys help us at quality discount…read moretire! They helped right away and we even got to get a cup of tea in the waiting area. Thankful for such a pleasant experience during what could have been such a stressful situation. I would gladly recommend stopping here for any tire needs!

My family and I have been going to quality discount tire for over 20 years. The service is always…read moreamazing and today was no exception. I enjoyed a hot coffee while I waited a short time to have new tires put on and an oil changed. I would definitely recommend this business.

Friendly, honest, trustworthy. Never had an experience like…read morethis in over fifty years of getting vehicles of repairs. They rely on fast reliable work and do not push things for a sale.

Going here for years Always great service…read more Staff is very knowledgeable and totally fair in their pricing Finally mechanics you can trust

Repaired tire, rotation made recommendations, gave me cost od pressure sensors that needed…read morereplacing, very kind.

They drew obscene pictures under my car while doing an oil change as a 22 year old girl. Terrible!!…read moreDo not recommend

I received service on March 20, 2026, at Midas in Kenvil, NJ, and I was very satisfied. The staff…read morewas professional, courteous, and provided excellent customer service. I truly appreciate the quality of care and attention I received.

Avoid This Midas Location at All Costs…read more On August 14th, a mechanic at this Midas store replaced the radiator on my 2012 Honda Odyssey. I drove the car daily afterward, including a round trip from Dover to East Brunswick -- over an hour each way in heavy traffic on Route 287 -- with no issues. No overheating, no leaks, nothing. Then on Saturday, September 6th, I returned to Midas for an alignment and to check the ABS light. I had a noon appointment, but due to staff shortages, they didn't lift my car until 1 PM. After inspecting it, they asked me to come into the shop -- antifreeze was all over the floor. They claimed the radiator installation had been poorly done, and that the engine had overheated, causing a hose to burst. I was shocked, having driven the car for over two weeks without a single problem. They handed me a $1,293.07 estimate just to get the car running again -- not including the alignment. They said I needed a new hose, radiator fan, and thermostat, but couldn't get the parts that day. With the store closing at 5 PM and it already being 3 PM, I had no choice but to leave the car. For reference, they quoted $241.99 for a radiator fan that costs $79 on Amazon and $130 at AutoZone -- just for the part. They completed the repair on Monday and gave me a $100 discount since it was a follow-up to the original job. They also recommended replacing the hub, axle, and tie rod. Oddly, there was a note at the bottom of the invoice stating "transmission lines are a bit rusty," but they never mentioned it or gave me a quote. Regarding the ABS issue, they first blamed the sensor -- even joking that "Duralast doesn't last" -- but by Monday, they changed their story and said it was the hub. I picked up the car Monday, still without the alignment or ABS fix, and paid $1,186.44. On Tuesday, I drove 5 miles to work. Wednesday, I went to a meeting 2 miles from home, and on the way back, I noticed the RPMs were unusually high. The transmission started acting up, and I saw fluid leaking -- my driveway was stained. I popped the hood and saw transmission fluid leaking near the radiator. I called Mike at Midas, who told me not to drive the car and to bring it in another day since they were busy. I dropped it off Friday morning, September 12th. Later that day, they said the transmission line was leaking and quoted $770 to fix it. I was furious -- the car had never leaked before, and this started right after their repair. I told them not to touch the car. When I arrived at 4:30 PM, Mike refused to give me my keys unless I signed a waiver stating I had declined the transmission line repair -- which was never discussed or quoted. He was rude and dishonest, but I signed just to get my car back. The car was barely drivable, so I took it to a nearby mechanic. He fixed the transmission lines for $400 and showed me the damage -- a hole right next to the radiator, exactly where Midas had worked. He couldn't believe they had missed it. There's no way they didn't see that leak when they fixed the radiator. I believe they damaged the transmission line during the repair and refused to take responsibility. In the end, I spent nearly $2,000 and never got the alignment I originally came in for. I wasted time, dealt with unnecessary stress, and nearly lost my transmission -- and my car. Their repair recommendations were questionable too. The other mechanic said the tie rod didn't need replacing; the nut was just loose. I strongly advise staying away from this store. I reported everything to Midas corporate via online submission and phone call, but it's been over a week with no response or follow-up.

Mario and his staff get the job done right the first time. The quality of their service is high…read more Their pricing is great. Someone wrote on their page they went there with a coupon and gave a bad review. Since Ledgewood Car Care doesn't offer coupons, that person got mixed up with another place. I have been taking my vehicles here for over 10 years. They are knowledgeable and don't try and sell me other services. If I do need something that I am unaware of they print out a form to let me see it and make up my mind if I want it or not. I trust these guys with my life! My wife goes there and even a few of my local friends go there.

"Check the recent reviews--the quality has plummeted." I…read morespent over $1,000 for service in Dec 2024. Brakes failed in 3 months; exhaust pipe failed in 16. Manager Mario was dismissive and rude today, refusing any accountability and demanding another $600 to fix his own failed work. The Math: I went to a competitor who replaced the entire system and did an oil change for $450 total. Ledgewood wanted $600 for just one pipe. They are charging a 150% markup on parts that don't last. Even their own website is currently filled with complaints about the police being called and poor service. As a local business owner, I am appalled by this lack of ethics. Save your money and go elsewhere.

I've been trusting Alex with my cars for several years now. Not only he solved every possible…read moreproblem in a reasonable time, and for a reasonable price, he always took time to explain all the options, and what repairs needed to be done right away and what work could wait and why. I recommended him to all my friends and never heard even a hint of dissatisfaction. If you are looking for an experienced and trustworthy auto-mechanic, look no further!

Alex the owner is a very straightforward reliable mechanic... very rare quality these days. We go…read moreto him for all of our car issues and so far have had a great experience every time.

Went in to test drive a CPO RAV4 that had sold earlier that morning. Luis took the time to walk us…read morethrough all the available options, but nothing on the lot that day was the right fit for my wife and me. A couple of days later, Luis followed up with two new arrivals that matched what we were looking for. He provided clear out-the-door pricing on both and kept the entire process quick, easy, and transparent. Really appreciated his professionalism and communication.

Picked up our 2025 Sienna this morning. Marco is the best. He helped us every step of the way…read more Sergio and Janalys were also very easy to deal with. We came here with Costco pricing. We walked away with a bigger discount that the Costco one. Marco went out of his way to look for the trim and accessories that we want. The entire process was seamless. Will try the service department when it is time. For now the sales process deserves 5 stars.

Bought a used Mercedes CLK350 for $5400, drove it less than 2000 miles before the transmission…read moretroubles haulted me. Repairs over $4000. Ive been paying off a car I can't drive for a year and half now. Beyond angry.

Be very, very careful! I bought a used vehicle and the first two mistakes were mine. First, I…read moredidn't check their asking price against the average market price for the vehicle and over-paid by a lot (my fault-was in the midst of radiation treatments and wasn't thinking clearly). Second. and this is something that I have never done before. I neglected to have the vehicle inspected by a local mechanic. Big, big mistake. Within ten days, I had to have had rotors and pads brake work done on the front and rear of the vehicle AND about $350 spent on fixing an oil leak. Other posters here have identified similar problems occurring shortly after purchase. There are only two reasons for this: (1) THEY DON'T INSPECT THE VEHICLES FOR PROBLEMS, OR (2) THEY DO BUT DON'T DO THE REPAIR WORK AND DON'T ADVISE THE POTENTIAL BUYER OF THE PROBLEMS. My advice. First check the price against listings elsewhere for similar vehicles AND have the vehicle inspected by an independent mechanic. When I was in the process of buying the vehicle, I asked the salesperson why there were so many negative reviews. His response, "you can't please everyone" is food for thought.