Indy Tire & Auto Service

I had my struts done here, because they were the cheapest. One of the struts went back in a year, and when I took it back to get it replaced, then the «fun» began. I dropped it off for them to fix. They called me, while at work, and said that they didn’t have the strut. Couldn’t you have told me that when I dropped it off? So one day wasted. Then I dropped it off again, and they called and told me they didn’t think it was the strut, it was my stabilizer links, which I knew it wasn’t, because I had had those done a few years prior, and knew what noise they made when bad. So they called back and said, no it wasn’t the stabilizer links, it was the strut. So they replaced the strut and cut, yes cut my ABS. When I took it back to tell them they had disabled the ABS, they tried to tell me that it was like that when I dropped it off. No. I would have noticed the BRIGHT RED ABS that was on my dash if it had. So it took several days for them to fix the ABS that THEY had broken. I haven’t been back since. Don’t go there, they will rip you off first chance you get. Go around the corner to Fishers Tires by the CVS.

Taking the advice of co-​workers, I decided not to chance it and get my battery replaced. Luckily, free jumpstarts and tows are covered under my insurance plan but those few hours of wait for the two minutes to get a jumpstart kinda tested my patience. But I digress, replacing the battery was a quick and painless experience. Twenty minutes and $ 135 (inc. tax and service) later, I can jump into my car in subfreezing temps without worry (unless it’s tonight when the city is under a travel advisory).