Had a side mirror replaced. The service was fine - I got in quickly, and the mirror was installed properly. The customer service, not so much. When I saw that I was being charged almost $50 for "hazardous waste," I asked whether a mirror was really "hazardous." Alvin admitted that no, it wasn't. I asked for the mirror back so that I could dispose of it myself. That's where the runaround began. "My boss makes me charge this...it's already been disposed of, and we can't get it back...it's in the dumpster and it would take me 20 minutes to find it..." I called his bluff and said that I would be happy to dumpster dive to save $50. I also asked a different person to double check for me that the mirror had actually already gone to the dumpster. Alvin tried to tell me that everything in that dumpster needed special treatment and cost them extra to dispose of. Well, they're paying a lot for the special treatment of pizza boxes, oil containers, and lots and lots of stuff that should have gone into recycle instead. After about 10 minutes of this 62 year old lady going through their trash, I found a mirror and took it in. Alvin told me that "it was the wrong mirror," because he had mine sitting on his desk. Mind you, nobody had come out to rescue me from the dumpster, and Alvin was sitting there calmly doing paperwork. Alvin was extremely cold and businesslike from then on. Yes, I got my $47.50 credited back without any special dispensation from his boss. I will only go back to that service center if I have no other options, and I will go over every invoice with a fine-toothed comb. I wonder how much extra they are making from this scam off of other unsuspecting people. WA law says that I must be provided with old parts if I request them, and I don't think that means that they point their customer to the dumpster. read more