This is for the Auto Exchange Service Center. Disclaimer: going to be a LONG review. This place has terrible customer service and never follows through when they say they'll call with updates, cost estimates, etc. Personally, I have had bad experiences with Lynette (she tried to overcharge me and never called me when she said she would, all of this is explained further on.) First I took it in for transmission issues, they had my car for over a week. Every time I would call for an update, they could never tell me exactly what the issue was and they would say "we'll give you a call at *insert time* today with an update" well that time would roll around and they would never call so I would end up calling them again myself and they would give me another runaround answer of "we're trying to figure it out, we'll call you later" and then they would never call. This went on for over a week with my transmission problems. Once they finally fixed the transmission and I went to pickup my car, they told me my wheel bearing needed fixed but they couldn't fix it same day and it would be a few more days, I told them I couldn't wait any longer and I needed my car back as it's my only form of transportation and I hadn't been able to go into work for the entirety of the time they've had my car. I made an appt 2 weeks later to get the wheel bearing fixed, with assurance from the worker, Scott, that it could be fixed within same day. Well I drop it off, get a call at 3:30 saying that it'll be a big stretch to try and get it done within the same day but they'll give me a call at 4:30 to give me an update, well surprise surprise 4:30 comes around and they never call. So I call them about 4:40 and they say it won't be done until the next day about mid-morning and they'll call me when it's done. Next day, mid-morning, you guessed it, NO PHONE CALL. So I call them at noon, "sorry, they sent us the wrong part and so it won't be done until later this afternoon" which mind you, they've had my car since yesterday so they've known about this mess up for awhile and just chose to not tell me until I called and asked. Finally they call to tell me it's done, Lynette asks me if I've been quoted a price beforehand and I tell her "yes, I was quoted about $390" (which I already thought was high) she pauses and says "... okay" I say "is that not correct anymore?" She says "no, it'll actually be $494 now" I AM GOBSMACKED THAT IT'S NOW SUDDENLY $100 MORE. I tell her "what?? Is there no way to compensate me for the wait time since this was supposed to be done in 1 day now it's been 2 days?" She then proceeds to tell me some made up story about how this new final price has already been discounted (the parts and labor have already been discounted by them because apparently the total was originally close to $600.) I tell them I am not paying $500 for 1 wheel bearing and I need to call my parents about this. My mom had to call them and demand that they honor their original quote of $390 before finding out that there apparently was a mixup by Lynette and it should've been $400.94, well THEY NEED TO DOUBLE CHECK THEMSELVES BEFORE TELLING CUSTOMERS FINAL TOTALS instead of arguing and insisting they're right. it's completely ridiculous how long it takes this place to work on my car and I can't believe they tried to scam me for $500 when in reality, my final total ended up being $346. They also gave me ANOTHER runaround story about how Lynette wasn't told the original quote by Scott and that's how their totals were off but that doesn't make sense, their calculations for labor and parts should always be the same no matter who's doing it. Idk if this is just my experience but I just want to caution others before coming here!! I took my car here because I bought it from auto exchange dealership so I thought it'd be good to keep it within the same service center, I thought wrong. I think it's because they think I'm a young naive woman who they can take advantage of. Safe to say after this problem, and all the different stories and prices they threw at me, I'm not going back!! read more