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I CHANGE 2 FRONT SHOCKS BRAND NEW … I CHANGE 2 FRONT SHOCKS BRAND NEW -HAS WARRANTY...PAID EVERYTHING ...LABOUR AND PARTS...NOW TELL ME IF SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH THE SHOCKS .. DO I STILL HAVE TO PAY TO REPLACE IT ...SUNNY SAID I HAVE TO PAY FOR LABOUR.. THEN I WILL BE PAYING TWICE TO FIX THE SAME PROBLEM...MAKES NO SENSE TO ME ...PLEASE LET ME KNOW ...RIP OFF

ZERO STARS I used this location for two vehicles over the last several years mostly for oil changes and inspections, but I made the mistake of a full brake service. New rotos and pads all around right away they did not feel / sound right. I had them check it several times and each time they said no issues. My most recent state inspection they claimed I had brake issues I said great you did them and they are still under warranty and that issue magically disappeared. Now 15 months later my vehicle is clearly having problems when I use the brakes, so I take to PepBoys and guest what... Warped rotos and near end-of-life brake pads in under 15 months and 10K miles. AVOID MIDAS FOR ANYTHING BESIDES A OIL CHANGE AND MAYBE EVEN AVOID THEM FOR THAT. ZERO STARS

If I could put a “0” I would! In so many words called us a liar! Went in for oil change (that was the only problem) we thought everything was fixed. A week later we have an oil leak! They were In denial that it happened there. Funny no oil leak before we went there. Long story short I called as soon as I saw lights on that weren’t on before, I called them tried to make it our fault so went in early next day and they were still in denial took their time sitting around laughing and talking mind u they open at 8:00 in the morning we got there about 8:13. I believe they were hoping we would leave ( not a chance!). The car was serviced about 30 to 45 min later Still they said they had nothing to do with the oil leak but they could fix everything for 450. Yeah fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me! No way we will ever, ever go back to that lazy place where they call themselves mechanics!

Unos estafadores, no arreglaron nada. Escribí a atención al cliente como me indicaron en la queja que puse un Google y nunca contestaron. No conozco a nadie contento y de hecho te atienden al momento porque no tienen clientes.

Me siento estafado 1000 me cobraron y sigo con el coche roto y encima me rompen el freno y me dicen que está malo que ya venía así, mentira el freno de mi coche estaba perfecto. No lo recomiendo por nada del mundo. Es MIDAS HUELVA

concernant le garage route de revel a toulouse.. A EVITER. le gerant n'est pas capable de vous editer une facture qui corresponde au vehicule... le nom est fantaisite le kilometrage n'a rien a voir etc... et IMPOSSIBLE DE LUI FAIRE REFAIRE .... allez expliquer a un acheteur potentiel que vous avez bien fait cet entretien a tel kilometrage avec une facture ou rien ne correspond!!! le service client france n'est pas mieux ils n'ont semble t il pas la main sur leur franchises.. un garage a FUIR

Went to get my oil changed and tire rotation the manager Shane, who is super rude and talks over the customer stated he could not get the lug nuts off with our lug nut key so they couldn’t do the tire rotation. That was fine. Well, they did not put the lug nut key back in our vehicle and now are saying they never had the lug nut key and are refusing to replace it. We have been a long time customer and we definitely will not be going back to Midas.

In March, I brought my car to Midas in Hamilton, NJ because of a throttle body issue. I was quoted $962 for the repair. Thankfully, I decided to get a second opinion before agreeing to it. I contacted the dealership and found out the throttle body itself costs $112 plus tax. Another repair shop quoted me $367, including the part, and yet another mechanic said they would install the part for $90 if I supplied it. A quote of $962 isn't just expensive, it's outrageous. It feels like an attempt to take advantage of someone in a stressful situation who may not know better. I couldn't help but wonder if I was being treated differently because I'm a woman. When I questioned the price, I was told they use dealer-supplied parts. That explanation doesn't hold up when the dealership itself sells the part for $112. So what exactly justifies charging nearly $1,000? This experience destroyed any trust I had in Midas. I walked away feeling disgusted, and I will never set foot in another Midas shop again. If you value honest pricing, get a second opinion before agreeing to any major repair here.