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    Midas

    2.7 (48 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Check engine light

    Engine oil light diagnosis

    Auto general diagnosis

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    Auto noise diagnosis

    Tire Pressure Monitoring System diagnosis

    Auto no-start diagnosis

    Auto vibration diagnosis

    Auto diagnosis or inspection

    Auto pre-purchase inspection

    Auto maintenance

    Oil changes

    Auto wheel alignment

    Auto repairs

    Auto battery or electrical system repair

    Auto brake repair

    Auto engine repair

    Auto exhaust repair

    Auto HVAC repair

    Auto light repair

    Auto steering and suspension repair

    Auto wheel and tire repair

    Routine automotive maintenance

    Transmission leak inspection

    Tire balancing

    Tire rotation

    Tire Pressure Monitoring System repair

    Wheel alignment

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    The service quote that I approved. This is what I was told would fix the problems that I came into the shop with.

    I am very disappointed today. I've been getting my car fixed at this Midas for years and never had a problem before today. I came in because my ABS and "Brake" lights had come on. I explained that after the lights turned off, I had to nearly press my brake pedal down to the floor. After they inspected my car, I was told that I needed a new ABS sensor and my left rear wheel bearings needed replacing. I was quoted $749 ($50 of which was a serpentine belt adjustment). Since I am not mechanically inclined at all, I made sure to ask if there were anything wrong with my brakes or brake lines and I was told by JC that there was nothing wrong with them and that replacing the ABS sensor and bearings would solve the problem that I came into the shop with. So I approved the repair. I was driven home and told that the repair would take 2.5 hours. After an hour and 45 minutes, I was called and told that they ordered the wrong ABS sensor and the repair wouldn't be ready until 4pm, that's 6 hours after I approved the repair. I said fine. A short time later, I was called back and told that after further review, that I'd need new brake shoes and drums for an additional $386 on top of the $749 that I'd already approved. I told JC that I specifically asked if there was a problem with my brakes or brake lines and was told they were fine. Now I was being told they are not and the repair would cost $386 more than what I was told was going to fix my problem. I told them to stop their work and I'd take my car to another mechanic and I went to pick up my car. Upon arrival, I told JC that I brought the car in for a problem with it's ABS and Brakes since those were the warning lights that were on. I reminded him that I gave specific details about the brake pedal having to be nearly pressed to the floor to apply the brakes. I reminded him that his mechanic inspected the car and I was told the ABS sensor and bearing replacement would solve my problems. I told JC that I was baited and switched, approving a $749 repair only to be told after work began that it would be closer to a $1,200 repair. JC apologized and told me that he couldn't even argue with me because I was right and that it was his mechanic who told him the wrong information that he gave to me. I ended up having to pay $650 for the bearing replacement and belt adjustment. Full price. No offer of discount for the bait and switch or inconvenience. Just an apology that shifted blame to a mechanic that I never even met. I paid my bill and had a family member inspect the repair by getting under my car. Upon his inspection, he found a pair of wire cutters that were still in the chassis of my car. Yes, Midas left tools in the underside of my vehicle. In addition, I was told that I now had no ABS sensor on my tire at all. I went back inside and despite everything, was kind enough to return their tool. I let them know that I was even more upset because they left a tool in the underbelly of my car and asked why the old ABS sensor was not reinstalled. I was told that they couldn't. I was given the old sensor back. So after $650, my ABS and Brake lights are still on, I have no ABS sensor at all now, and my brakes are still bad. What an absolute disaster of a visit! I told JC and another employee that after 5 years of doing business with them, I would not be coming back. The other employee had the nerve to tell me that "there was nothing they could do about what happened". So they got $650 and I still have a broken car. There is nothing worse for a customer than having their trust violated and that is exactly what happened to me today. I simply do not trust this location anymore. How could I possibly give them anymore business after a blatant bait and switch that left my car worse off than it was when I brought it it? I brought it in for ABS and Brake problems and they replaced my bearings instead. Unbelievably upset!

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    I'm a regular customer at Merlin. I used to get all my oil changes and car issues checked there…read more But every time I went, they'd hand me a huge list of repairs. For example, when my tail light was out, they charged me $35 just for installation--something I later learned to do myself in about two minutes. Then, I heard a sound from my tire, and they said it'd cost $600. When I hesitated, they warned me it was risky to drive, so I agreed. Later, I had an oil change--they charged me $80 for synthetic oil, which should last 6,000 miles. But at 2,500 miles, my engine oil light came on. I checked, and there was no oil. I had to get it redone elsewhere. Next, I had a catalytic converter issue. Merlin charged me $300 for installation after I bought the part myself. Later, I smelled smoke from my A/C vent. They told me it would go away after some miles, but it didn't. My engine light stayed on, and after about 7,000 miles, the car wouldn't accelerate. They said it was the catalytic converter again--$1,500. I had no choice, so I paid. They had already charged me $99 for the diagnostic. One week later, I heard another noise from the tire. I asked them to check, but they wanted another diagnostic fee. I reminded them I had just done one, but they insisted it was separate. I paid $99 again. Then they said it was the tire bearings--$600. I was suspicious, so I took my car elsewhere. Turns out it wasn't the bearings; it was brake pads. I've realized they exaggerate issues to charge more. I've wasted $3,000 in two years. If I'd gone to another mechanic first, I'd have avoided all this. I've seen other reviews saying the same. I don't recommend Merlin. If you have car issues, go somewhere else.

    I wish I could give them a lower score then 1. They wasted one day not even working on my vehicle…read more Then the next they worked on it, they all left a half hour early without finishing any work. They don't care bout customers, they suck.

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