Midas

I’d stick to Midas just for the simple things like oil changes. They do a fairly good job, and check the rest of your vehicle over while they’re at it for around $ 30 – 40.
For further vehicle issues, though, I will not be returning to Midas. I do not believe it is an issue with Midas as a chain, but that it is just difficult to create a rapport with the people working here, which would translate into decent prices.
While Midas’ prices are hands down better than a dealer’s prices, they are still high. First of all, they charge $ 75 just to plug in their computer to check out the check engine light. Then, they do not even waive that fee even if you decide to drop $ 500+ on repairs. Really sticking it to ya. I’d opted to get repairs done at this Midas location a couple of time to the tune of over $ 600 total.
The latest time my check engine light came on, I forked out the $ 75 to figure out what was wrong with it, because I didn’t know any better. They quoted me a price around $ 540 to fix a sensor, not including the cost it took to check the light. When I complained about the high price, they miraculously cut the price by about $ 150. I declined the service and decided to put off the repairs. Glad I did. I found the same repair for a total of $ 275 somewhere else.
I’m not here to promote the second business. All I’m saying is that this Midas cushions their prices to make a hefty profit, and it likely wouldn’t be in your best interest to get any significant repairs done here.
Stick to their oil changes.