They're honest and prices are reasonable compared to other car repair places. Definitely would recommend them to anyone who needs an oil change or is just trying to figure out what they need to do. One bummer is they used to do free inspection, but now charge for it read more

I bought my Bronco back in December from Carvana. I called on a Monday a few weeks ago. Scheduled for Tuesday the following day. I asked for oil change, balance and alignment, complete check of the vehicle, among a few other things. Willie and the crew had no problem getting me in on time and worked diligently to get it maintenanced and done in a timely manner. I was very pleased with the work. My Bronco ran better after they were done than it has the entire time I've had it. I am definitely going back next time I need anything done. read more

We took our 2016 Toyota 4runner into the Crawfordsville Midas on 2/26/26 to have the rear brake pads and rotors replaced. The work was $822 but the Toyota dealership is 45 minutes away and Midas is convenient so we didn't even check what the price would be at the Toyota dealership. The new brakes started squealing so we made an appointment and took it back in on 3/12. They checked the brakes and put them back on. After a few days they started squealing again when stopping but thought they might stop squealing after some use. We made another appointment and took it back in on 5/5. They checked them again. They still squealed. I asked if they would use Toyota parts and I would pay the difference in their cost for the parts. They said they would replace the rotors and pads again but would use the same NAPA parts. We took it back in on 5/15 and they replaced the parts with another set of NAPA parts. Those started squealing too and the tech from Midas drove the truck to confirm it sounded terrible. I asked again for them to use Toyota parts and I would pay their difference in cost. They told me the difference in the cost of the parts would be $430. I knew that was not right. I checked the cost of the parts from the Toyota dealership parts department and they were $371. I checked the cost of the parts from the NAPA store and they were $237. That is a $134 difference, not $430. When I told them that, they said they would replace the NAPA parts with Toyota parts for $202. We had that done at Midas on 6/11 and now after almost a month the brakes are still perfectly quiet. So... it cost us a total of $1024 and three and a half months just to get rear rotors and pads that are quiet. After all this, I checked with our Toyota dealership on getting the rear pads and rotors replaced and the cost at the dealership is $557. I should have checked with them first and had it done in 1 day. My advise to anyone is to at least check the price to get the work done at your car's dealership before taking it to Midas. read more

I love this location! They are always very friendly and super helpful. One thing I really appreciate it is that they price shopped to find the tire I needed for as little cost to me as possible. The only drawback is that, at times, the wait can be long. I would highly recommend dropping off your vehicle and getting a ride, as opposed to waiting in the store. read more

I really regret buying tires from Midas in Crawfordsville. A little less than a year ago I went to Pomps to have a slow leak repaired, but they couldn't get to me so I went to Midas. They convinced me to buy new tires. (They took forever!) Now I developed a slow leak, and I went to Pomps. They said it was unrepairable, so when I mentioned I had bought the tires less than a year ago, the nice lady at Pomps suggested that I go back to Midas to see if they were under warranty and they were. This was Friday and I still have the spare on the car and it's Wednesday with no call. read more

I'm pretty new here and my main mechanic is in Indianapolis. When I moved, I've been looking for a place to have my car serviced and when Midas opened up, I decided to take my Jetta in to get the brakes replaced. I was a walk in and was able to get in the same day, I figured it would be at least 1 business day to get my work done and they told me it'll be done in about two hours. Two hours later my car is done! They were also able to answer a few other questions I had regarding work I may need in the future. For two axles of brakes and brake bleed, I paid just over $500; which was under what I had expected. I will be bringing my car here for any work I need done in the future. read more

I've never left a review on yelp before and seriously debated leaving this one because honestly I'm not a Karen. But after all the issues I've had I'm morally obligated at this point because despite this service being done a couple months ago, things have only gotten worse. With the hour drive I made to work five days a week I went in for new break pads the moment I started hearing a grinding noise. This particular Midas charged me an asinine amount of money for a simple break job (to the tune of 450$ per side) but I desperately needed to get to work that day, and therefore didn't have time to call around or go elsewhere. I knew the money would help financially struggling employees and I could afford it at the time, so I agreed to it. Almost immediately after I started hearing an alarming "womp womp" type of noise and thought it was my bearings. After having two different mechanics take a look,(under my watchful eye of course) I find out my rotors are warped due to this MIDAS not doing this install correctly and using the cheapest parts possible. Both mechanics told me the same thing, that I got screwed and allowed me to see with my own eyes. They pointed out break dust all over my wheels from the pads grinding down at an accelerated rate, (which led me to believe it was on purpose to cause repeat business) showed photos/prices of the pads used along with prices/photos of pads that should have used with hardware that should have been replaced but wasn't. Then after taking my car back wanting the issue fixed they claimed it was caused by a completely different problem which I knew wasn't true after watching two different people take my car apart and not even touch what they claimed the issue to be. I have since moved and now have a larger distance to drive every day and the safety of children to concern myself with. So if you want actual quality work done without getting taken advantage of, take your vehicle somewhere else. Because we can all agree times are too hard for stuff like this. read more

One of my suv tires was low on air. I tried to self-fill it with no success. The wonderful employees at Crawfordville,IN Midas were so helpful! The nice service guy checked all 4 tires, topped them off with air, replaced the caps, & even reset my SUV's warning system. All this was free & promptly completed! The sweet counter worker was compassionate & friendly. I would strongly recommend this business for those like me who are mechanically dysfunctional or others without the resources to do self-care on their vehicles. read more

I called Midas at like 5pm. Had a flat tire and another tire shop in crawfordsville cancelled my appointment. I felt awful going in an hour before closing but the manager Summer was extremely nice and very helpful. They got me fixed up in no time and with great customer service. I know it's frustrating getting customers late in the day, but they didn't make me feel that way at all. Thank y'all so much! read more

I received quotes on tire sets for two vehicles. Quotes were about $100 high in each case. This is not the place to buy tires. Before a September vacation, Midas repacked the bearings on my travel trailer. Repacked bearings are normally safe for 12,000 miles. 774 miles later, one wheel was smoking and almost off the axle. Another wheel was close to failing. Repair and inspection of all wheels by a capable road service found that an essential part was only applied to three out of four axle ends; and none were installed as necessary to hold the wheel hubs on the trailer. Midas has seen the bills for the road repair. They have seen the parts which were incorrectly installed. They have accepted blame in two ways. (1) they offered to refund the charge for their failed job. (2) They then offered to pay 1/2 oh my repair bill instead. My offer to Midas was; Midas should pay me the full amount of my out of state repair bill and they should promise to take only jobs they know how to perform, and properly educate their workers. Therefore, I submit this review as a repair quality warning. read more