MidasReviews of midas.com

I thought he was doing it while I was giving him my email address on the phone, so I called back when I didn't see anything in my emails, , but the person @ this location is telling me he is TOO BUSY to send it by email. Meanwhile I was there a few times in the past, and there is only one customer waiting. This person couldn't be more rude.

Je modifie mon avis initialement négatif, car j'ai été rappelé par Guillaume de l'agence d'Argenteuil, qui a su prendre en compte mon mécontentement et m'apporter une solution efficace à mon problème. Grâce à son professionnalisme et son expertise, ma confiance en Midas a été restaurée, et je vais finalement faire réparer mon véhicule chez eux. Un grand merci à lui pour son suivi et son aide précieuse !

Anyone who is looking for Coach and his mechanics, that were at the E. Sunrise store. They are now at Meineke located at 901 N. Andrews Fort Lauderdale.

Wish I would have read the reviews before going to Midas Beaverton, OR. Pretty much what all the other reviews say - over priced - either dishonest, price gouging looking to take advantage of a female. 4/10/25 I called three companies to get a quote on rear breaks, for my Ford - Les Schwab $ 616.00 Bassitt $ 650.00 Midas $ 614.00 after the $ 100.00 coupon so their price was actually $ 714.00 I foolishly went there because the guy was funny and the price of $ 614.00 is what I would have paid elsewhere. While there I made an appointment for a oil change, using their $29.99 coupon for synthetic blend. When I arrived I was told I needed full synthetic which cost $ 30.00 MORE - knowing that I can and have used the blend I stuck to my guns - but they tried to rip me off for an additional $ 30.00 Next I asked for a quote on a new battery ( eco boost ) I was quoted $ 620.00 battery/installation. I called around for new battery pricing: The Ford dealership turned out to be much cheaper by $242.00 !! Tonkin Ford Dealership- battery/installed/reset $ 360.00 Landmark Ford Dealership-battery/installed/reset $ 378.00 so.... Midas has a pricing problem. Call around, don't trust their quotes, again they are extremely high for the same services provided elsewhere, or dishonest, price gouging, looking to take advantage or their "customers" this was my first and last visit to Midias Beaverton, OR

I had the misfortune to choose Midas to attend to an elderly car whose air con didn't work. We were to drive across Australia in high temperatures so this was vital. The office I attended in Brisbane stated that they could not be sure there was no leak but instead of allowing us to choose , did the work ( filling the aircon canister I presume under pressure) and charged us around $200 + tax. Not merely across the Nullabor did the air con fail pumping out hot air but in getting into the engine space they disconnected the car/radio dvd player which was equally essential for us in the car with no data in remote areas. What was meant to be a good spend , we were charged for a non functioning air con and damage to our radio. Never again. To fix the radio would be excessive and utterly redundant now we are settled in Perth

Midas take your money and don’t fix anything. I’m living proof. Charged me $2000 and not one thing on the list was fix. This company is a con and especially when they see woman coming.

The Midas location at 6021 San Mateo, Albuquerque, NM 87109, charged my wife $700 for a battery, instead of replacing the failed alternator that AutoZone had already diagnosed as the problem. It was a Saturday, and the battery icon lit up on my wife's Durango. She was 500 miles into a 1300 mile trip, and was alone. On my advice, she went to AutoZone, where they diagnosed it (for free) as a failed alternator. Midas was the only place open on a Saturday, and they said they could replace her alternator, so she went to them. Once there, she asked for the alternator to be replaced, and explained why. Instead, they did their own $170 diagnosis, and said that no, the problem was the 4-year-old AC Delco Gold battery instead. And they said they'd have to remove the front passenger seat from the Durango to replace it. My wife put me on the phone and I told them that I'd personally replaced the battery, easily, without removing the seat. Regardless, Midas stuck to their claim. Midas had my wife in a bad position - she has ligament damage in her wrist and could not replace the battery herself - and they milked it for over $700. $260 for the battery, $170 for the (incorrect) diagnosis, $170 to install the battery, and $51 for "shop supplies". That's bad enough, but the real kicker is that after the Durango had run as far as it could on the new battery, she got stranded because the problem was never the battery - it was the alternator, as AutoZone had said. I replaced the alternator, and it permanently fixed the problem (over 1000 miles driven confirms it). Needless to say, I'm mad as hell about this sorry experience, and I will be pursuing every available avenue to force them to make it right.

Bought four brand new Michelin Defenders in August. $286/each. It is March and I now have two with nails that can’t be repaired and I have an AWD vehicle. Was told that defenders don’t come with their warranty for nails in tires so they didn’t offer it to me. This I have no recourse but to buy all four tires again (without a warranty). They will give me $30 off each tire. This is ridiculous. I’ll go to Honda and buy them $30 cheaper with a two year warranty against nails in the tire that Honda gives. Thank you but no thanks Midas. WONT BUY ANYTHING FROM THEM AGAIN.