Midas

So I read comment from Yolanda (Midas rep). A 65 month warranty that was only used for about 3 years is not 80% use according to my math. Now if the battery is tagged with a date it is assumed, at least by me, that that is the date from which warranty starts or even better the actual date I purchased it… not a date looked up by serial number that the customer has no access to. Further more, yes they installed the battery for a $ 17 dollar charge which many places do for free if you buy a battery. If those are your arguments i missed your point. The one star rating I apologize for… it won’t allow zero stars.

I went in for an alignment because my car was drifting to the right and the steering wheel was shaking. I has to much it costs and he said he was the cheapest in Jacksonville. Total invoice was $ 67.40 with tax and 3 $ shop supplies fee.
Initially the car still drifted to the right so I took it back. There really slow both days so I never had to wait. They brought my car right in and fixed it up. Now my car drives very straight and I had a great experience. Kenny was the guy working on my car.
tl;dr:
Brought it in and it wasn’t so great. Brought it back they fix the problem. Total cost was $ 67.40 for an alignment.

Avoid Midas at Atlantic BLVD. Jacksonville, FL, They Will Rip You Like They did Me 4 Times
Once was charged for oil change and discovered the filter was never changed. The second time they sold me an engine as a refurbished engine from LKQ and turned out to be a lie.
The engine died a year later, and Midas, despite me calling them every week, made no effort to get the engine from LKQ, so it took 3 months to get the engine because LKQ did not want to give the engine to Midas because the LKQ inspector noticed the engine had not been installed correctly by Midas. Then, I received the car with the engine running, but upon receipt of the car I noticed that the A/​C, which was working properly before I turned in the car to Midas, was not working any longer. Midas claimed it was not their fault even know they were responsible for the car for the three months the car was with them while they installed the engine and told me I had to pay for the repair. Upon inspection of the condenser, I found a hole which seemed man made, but after bringing it to their attention they would not accept responsibility and wanted me to prove it which I was unable to do considering my lack of resources to pursue the truth; thus, they damaged the condenser so they could get more money out of me.
At last, their mechanics don’t know what they are doing. One time I brought the car due to a noise which their mechanics said he guessed it was the power steering pump. Guess, really?! So I paid for it and turned out not to be it. Long story short, don’t be a victim. I am hispanic and agree the hispanic manager is a nice guy but this is about getting the job done and doing it right not guessing to sell more and more.