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Moodys Auto Service

4.4 (7 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Oil changes

Routine automotive maintenance

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7 years ago

Excellent service every time. My family has gone here for auto work ever since I was a child.

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Florida Moto Guy - Located inside Auto Authority

Florida Moto Guy

(1 review)

Aubry Harrington is the guy behind Florida Moto Guy. I encourage people to be cautious in letting…read morehim work on your bike. My hope is that my experience was not typical, but in case it is... Be careful. I dropped off my Yamaha R1 back in August for three main things, plus a basic oil and oil filter change: (1) diagnosis of a jumping gear problem; (2) replacement chain and sprockets; and (3) replacement fork seals (plus, new fork oil). Although there were several problems along the way, the biggest issues were threefold. First, Aubry never rides the bike. Not when he charges for "diagnosis" and not after he does work on it. He said that his insurance does not allow him to ride the bikes. Be realllllly careful about letting anyone work on your bike when they won't test out their own work afterward. And, diagnosis without a test ride? Yikes. Second, Aubry never fixed my main problem and dodged accountability for it. My fork seals continued to leak oil after Aubry "fixed" them. In fact, the first time I attempted to pick up my bike (I ended up paying for five cab rides trying to pick up the bike), there was fork oil pooled up on the outside of the forks and dripping down through the brakes. (Waaaaay worse of a problem than I had to begin with!) I refused to ride it out for safety concerns. Aubry apologized, kept the bike another week, and returned it to me with only slight leakage. He said that some leakage was normal, and I should ride it some to see if it would stop. The oil leakage never stopped. Third, even after contacting Aubry about continual fork oil leakage, problematic chain tightness, his "diagnosis" process, a dead battery (from being at the shop and maybe turned on a lot but never charged?), and more, Aubry did not offer to resolve anything. In fact, he explicitly refused to talk to me on the phone. He said that he preferred text because it provided a historical record of exchanges. He then stated that he had a lawyer and was not afraid of lawsuits. (Mind you, I never brought up a threat of litigation. I just asked for a phone call and a conversation.) He then told me to take my bike to another shop and get a second opinion on everything he had done. I did take my bike to another shop. Every single concern that I brought up to Aubry was valid. Even the chain was so tight that the second shop had no idea how it had not yet snapped. I don't pretend that my experience will be everyone's experience. However, my experience was stressful, unhelpful, and expensive. Not only did I pay for all of the above services and now have to pay someone else to do most of them all over, but I had to pay for several, extra cab fares because of problems with Aubry's work and because Aubry isn't often at his shop (and then when it sounds like he will be there - he's not). The fact that Aubry never test rode my bike - even after taking off the forks and changing out the sprockets - is a huge red flag for safety. The fact that Aubry refused to speak on the phone and brought up his lawyer almost immediately after I listed out the problems that I had had with this whole experience - was a bully move and lacked all accountability and professionalism. Please just be careful. At least upon meeting him to drop off my bike, he seemed like a nice, soft spoken, polite guy. Everything that came after was a clusterf**ked nightmare.

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Take 5 Oil Change - Wiper fluid fill during oil change.

Take 5 Oil Change

(4 reviews)

I have been going to this location for at least 9 years. It's now Take 5, but it was previously…read moreSuper Lube. I've had issues in the past at this location, with the prior manager being rude, but never enough to warrant a review. Today was the last straw. I've always stopped at this location to get my tires checked and air topped off. I've always been told it's no charge, but I always offer to tip whoever checks the tires. Today when I pulled in, and older man with a goatee informed me that unless I'd had an oil change in the last 6 months with this location, that I would be charged $3 for air in the tires. I was a bit put off, since there had never been a charge before -- but as I said since I always tip anyway, it wasn't a big deal. So I was directed into the middle bay, to wait. There were 3 gentleman working. Brandon, Charlie and another young man that I didn't speak with. I waited for over 20 minutes in the middle bay, while cars on both sides of me were taken care of (oil changes), and a new set of cars pulled in behind them and were also cared for. Finally I leaned out and asked Brandon, if I could get my tires filled. He said that there were cars ahead of me that had to be handled. I informed him that both of the vehicles in the bays currently, had come in after I had pulled in. Then he said he was confused, and walked away from me. Instead, Charlie came over to fill the air in my tires. Now, Charlie was amazing, he was courteous and kind. He immediately took care of the tires. It took less than 3 minutes, once he began taking care of us. I've been treated poorly by local car guys before, but this incident with Brandon was quite possibly the worst so far. He clearly didn't want to take care of my tires, even though he kept looking at myself and my companion in my vehicle (both of us are women). This company needs to hire people who can deal with customers (both male and female) in a timely an appropriate manner.

Shoutout to Alvin and William for doing my oil change AND putting air in my tires for free! They…read moredid a great job despite me initially pressing on my emergency break thinking it'd pop my hood open and they still didn't upcharge me for just being a girl

Moodys Auto Service - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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