Midas

After being told my breaks were too loose (Everyone there was told something additional was wrong with their vehicle.) I was told they would have to fix it before changing my oil. Alarmed, I took my car to my regular mechanic, went on to get two more opinions, convinced Midas was reputable and all shops assured me the breaks were fine and that the break pad was nowhere near hitting the floorboard as the Midas reps described. I now realize they were full, and the tech that went to service my car was pretty upset at even more work to do ( I called same day for my appointment) I hate to assume this, but I am convinced he just didn’t want to do the service.

I was told that I could not get an oil change because my oil was low. The tech told me I had to go somewhere else to get my oil change. I was highly disappointed because I was excited about going to Midas, but I guess the techs did not want to work on my car.

Took my car for a simple oil change and the skid plate was reattached incorrectly and was damaged. When brought back they said that it was not there fault and tried to re attached it by forcing screws into it. Never coming to this place again.

Don't lie to your customer about the origin of your parts. I talked to multiple stores and have gotten confirmation that the brake pads and rotors installed in my car are AutoZone specials.