Complete customer care bypass from staff. If you're not an expert in which type of oil you require…read more, you'll be there a while! I certainly won't be going back here!

Took my car in for an oil change bc my indicator light came on. They showed my dip stick and all I…read moreneed was a top off which was free and some coolant. They could've easily just done the oil change for full price but they did the right thing. Really great service.

Daughter had issues with her car. Found out it was spark plugs. They were friendly and fast…read more Definitely recommend

Found a nail in my tire right after work so I drove over to zuniga's automotive and tire shop. They…read morewere very assertive and great customer service. Very informational! And very quick!!! THANK YOU!

Service Done, But Check Your Reminder Sticker - Misleading Interval for Synthetic Oil!…read more Review: Came into this Take 5 location today (April 22, 2025) for an oil change on my 2019 Dodge Journey. I had to move bays 3 times, staff inconsistent. The basic service seems to have been completed, and they used the DuraMAX Full Synthetic 5W-20 oil I opted for. Staff performed their usual checks and noted a few other items needing attention while laughing to himself. They also applied my coupon correctly, which was appreciated. However, my main issue is with the oil change reminder sticker they put on my windshield. My mileage was 81,817, and the sticker says to come back at 84,817 miles or by July 21st. That's only 3,000 miles or 3 months! This is really misleading for the Full Synthetic oil I paid a premium for. Everyone knows (and the oil manufacturers advertise) that full synthetic oil is designed to last much longer - typically 5,000, 7,500, or even up to 10,000 miles, especially on a newer vehicle like mine following manufacturer guidelines. Giving a 3,000-mile reminder for synthetic feels like either an outdated practice or a way to get customers back in the door way too soon, costing us unnecessary money. I've even seen that Take 5 recommends longer intervals (5k-7k) for diesel changes, so why such a short one for premium synthetic gas oil? While the oil change itself might be fine, this sticker practice feels off. Be sure to check your sticker and know your own vehicle's recommendations if you get synthetic oil here - don't just rely on their potentially very conservative reminder. Makes me question if I'll return.

Friendly staff! They give you a water upon arrival. They…read morework fast. Every once in awhile, they get backed up, but they do good work. One of their staff recommended mobile1 oil. It really did make a difference. It lasts much longer, so I don't have to come in as often. They always offer coupons as well! I'd say it's pretty good value. It's quick, easy, and I do find the oil change lasts.

I would give D&M 10 stars if I could. I have had some strange car situations like shrapnel…read morepuncturing my gas tank). Always dependable and considerate.

I can not say enough nice things about these guys. For their professionalism and honesty. From…read morejohnny who greated us as we came in to aaron who i spoke with regarding my engine light coming on. He was able to diagnose my car and gave me piece of mind to drive safely. I was referred to them by a friend, who i am grateful too. I highly recommend D&M. And will continue to use them in the future.

Although I did not go through with the repairs, the mechanics gave a detailed look at everything…read morethat was needed and quoted reasonable prices (50 percent off brake pads). It gave us enough to consider whether to keep the old car or look for a new one. They were prompt and detailed and polite. Thanks!

They take great care of my SUV. The guys that work there are so nice and keep me informed on my…read morerepairs. Great prices and quality work.

Excellent Service, Quality and Value. Employees are the best. Fast in and out. They take the time…read moreto discuss service issues and helpful making suggestions.

Been here twice so far, employees are friendly and work quickly, it is an open shop, so if it's hot…read moreoutside, it's hot inside. They do their best to keep you comfortable, with a water cool fan. I'm used to the heat and humidity, so it doesn't bother me as much. The bathrooms are decent, the location is good, there is auto parts store, and a couple of restaurants near by. I've only gotten an oil change, but they do offer other services, like inspections, air filters, etc. Place is pretty organized and clean.

very professional staff. Work was completed in a short period of time. Was able to have my light…read moreissue replaced with out any problems unlike other garage locations. I would recommend this business to other car owners.

took car in for an oil light that comes on and off after the oil change they did. was told I…read morewould get a call when they figured out what was wrong. never heard from them and they never returned my calls and now the are closed for the weekend. Disappointed by lack of effort or follow up on this business so be forearmed if you choose to use them.

I had a great experience with this mechanic shop. The staff was friendly, professional, and took…read morethe time to explain what was going on with my vehicle. The work was completed efficiently, and I really appreciated the honest communication and fair pricing. I had already been to two previous mechanics who were unable to fix the problem with my car which got me referred to a dealership, Thankfully I was able to find Victory Lane Automotive and they fixed my issue within three working days! I'll definitely be coming back here for any future repairs and would recommend them to anyone looking for a trustworthy mechanic.

I hate to leave bad reviews but the friendly faces and so sorry other shops have treated you wrong…read moresong and dance that was followed up with the highway robbery pricing just blew me away. I was in shock, and I think people need to beware and do your research before taking your car somewhere. I'm new to Texas and have been looking for my go to mechanic and this place is not it. I took my 2008 Nissan to Victory Lane Automotive on June 19th for a diagnostic. After a previous experience at another shop that left me doubtful about their recommendations, I sought a second opinion. Unfortunately, I will not be returning to Victory Lane Automotive. The first issue was the diagnostic fee. They advertise it as $85, but my final bill was $95.69 due to undisclosed shop supply charges. Transparency matters, and it's frustrating to find out about these additional costs only when paying. Just be honest and tell me upfront that the diagnostic will cost $96 rather than sneak in extra costs when the service has been completed and I have no choice but to pay at that point. During the diagnostic, they confirmed several of my concerns but also identified numerous other issues. Initially, they quoted me around $2,600 ober the phone for the repairs, but when I reviewed the invoice I noticed one of the things we talked about was missing. So i emailed asking why the additional job wasn't one the estimate. The following Monday, I discovered an additional $3,500 had been added without explanation. How does a quote go from $2,600 to nearly $6,000? So I called hoping there had been a typo and that worst case scenario the $3,500 was the new out the door price. But nope it was in addition too. Additionally, for rear shocks and struts, I received the quote of $3,500 from Victory Lane Automotive for parts and labor, while the original shop quoted me just $783 for the same service. And I received another quite for $655 from another shop with good reviews. Victory Lane Automotive justified their high prices by offering a lifetime warranty and said the parts were factory parts but could lower the price with the option for aftermarket parts. However, considering the age of my vehicle, a lifetime warranty holds little value. Even with a potential discount for aftermarketparts, the labor charges were still exorbitant--$2,500 is outrageous for labor alone. To put it in perspective, I've never encountered such high prices, even in California. Even my Ford dealership back home didn't charge as much. While I understand that costs have risen and businesses need to set their prices, the difference--up to five times the cost of other shops--is unacceptable and in my opinion should be criminal. This behavior, which I can only describe as price gouging, is disheartening, especially given the current economic climate where many people are struggling to make ends meet. As an independent shop, I recognize they can set their own rates, but this level of exploitation is concerning. This is more than a little inflation, its price gouging and taking advantage of people in a time of need at its finest. If this is what they charge to work on an old 2008 Nissan I can only imagine what they'd charge to work on a newer, electric or foreign car. I mean even the new battery they recommended was going to cost $375 with $65 of that being the labor charges for the 10 minutes it takes to put one in. In summary, I do not recommend Victory Lane Automotive. While the shop is clean and the staff friendly, the excessively high prices overshadow any positive aspects of my visit. Shop around for sure.

This was hands down the best level of customer service I have received in a long time. I was…read moreinvolved every step of the way. The tech texted me pictures when he found something wrong and then explained what must be done. The pricing was excellent. I could pay with the cash app I received a warranty on the work and parts. I really can't say enough good things about this business. I have an F250 diesel truck with 240k miles. It's a workhorse, and they knew exactly what to do every step of the way. I will be recommending my friends. THIS IS LOCATED JUST OFF NACOGDOCHES ROAD and 1604. Call them today 210-717-5963

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