Jiffy Lube

Had a gift card because of a bad experience from another jiffy lube location. This location is no better, they need to change their name to «lube when we get around to it» there is one other person here and I’ve been waiting 20 minutes. One of their staff was doing cartwheels in the parking lot showing off… Hey get to work change my oil so I can go… I’m done with jiffy lube no more chances

Absolute Rip Off!
I’m not from this area but chose to get an oil change done here today, my mistake as it turns out!
Was quoted $ 43.99 for the oil change which is high but I went ahead and had it done because of convenience since I had business to take care of next door.
After taking care of what I needed to next door I returned to Jiffy Lube. I was «greeted» by an employee who told me the charge would now be $ 69.99 + $ 8.80 for an additional quart of oil my truck requires. I told the employee I would leave and get my oil changed at a different place (I usually get this done at Walmart for $ 34.22 which includes extra oil and tax, see photo).
He told me I could not leave, as he had already drained the oil (nice!) What choice did I have at that point? After all was said and done I paid, $ 83.69 for an oil change (see photo of receipt!!), And to put it politely, a rude attitude and arrogant demeanor from the employee I had the unfortunate displeasure to deal with. And a dirty work rag left in the front seat of my truck (see photo).
Get an absolute/​exact written quote before turning your keys over to have work done at this place. Or better yet, choose another place.
Beware!

Pulled up and a Saturday morning, and got right in! Was greeted by a happy employee, until I showed my Fleet Card, the attitude changed dramatically. I’m sure I got the oil change service I needed, but there is no need to cop an attitude because it’s a corporate account.

I took my wifes car there on Sunday for an oil change. I know usually try to sell all the services to people regardless if they need it or not what really got my this time was how the service tech was holding the pristine white air filter in his hand as he told me I needed a new one. Even worse was the battery test they handed me a ticket printed from their tester telling the battery was bad and I needed a new one they must have a way to fake this test because the battery wasn’t even 6 months old I told him to just do the oil change. I went across the street to Auto zone and got the battery checked again it was at 100%. Jiffy Lube is really ruining its reputation by force selling things people don’t need and outright lying to people

This place used to be my go to for oil changes, but after the recent visit, I am more than likely going to find another place.
I arrived at 345 on a Friday afternoon for my usual oil change and tire rotation and did not leave until 440! Almost an hour for an oil change and tire rotation is absurd.
The things that ticked me off the most were:
1. An employee sitting in the cashier area fiddling around on the computer while my car sat in the bay
2. A friend of an employee pulling up 35 minutes after me and getting his car looked at immediately.
3. An assistant manager who didn’t jump in and help but instead decided to do a half ass job on windexing my windows just as I was about to leave.
This place is no bueno.

The staff at this Jiffy Lube is super friendly and respectful, and really do take good care of your car. They are super informative with their services, and of course they try to upsell you, but you can always say no. Sometimes though, they offer service upgrades that really do make sense. So it just depends what you’re looking for, and just be smart about it. There is also almost always a coupon you can walk in with or you can ask for, so look into it before you go.
I also like how I can walk in on a saturday or sunday and get serviced.

I echo most of the other reviews. Friendly staff, but it was too expensive and they tried to push other services. They said my windshield had cracks (it’s a new windshield with no cracks visible), they said my belt needed changing and when I asked to see, they suddenly couldn’t see the issue. They replaced the in-​cabin filter with a cheap musty smelling one that I now have to change. This place is good if you just need a simple no frills oil change and you’re in a pinch. If they «find» anything else, take it to a real mechanic for a second opinion.

I love the staff at this Jiffy Lube.
The mechanics here are friendly, always open to helping you save a dollar, and great at coming through in a pinch. One time I came in because my battery was going dead. They helped me assess the problem (warped cables) and fixed it free of charge when I supplied them with the materials. I had this same experience when I needed to change my wiper blades. They’re great at helping you with additional services free of charge. It definitely builds loyalty, since this is the only place I bring my car for oil changes and various maintenance!

I took my car here for an oil change before a road trip (well, moving to NC). I paid them way too much money to rotate my tires because it needed to be done and I was crunched for time… well… they ended up screwing up one of my rims which ended up costing me a lot in repairs in the months since. Not awesome! They are also really pushy when it comes to trying to sell me air filters and wiper blades that I don’t even need.

Meh. The price for the «signature service» here recently went up to $ 37.99. That’s pretty darn expensive for an oil change and a quick vacuum and wipe of the windows.
For the most part, the service here seems good. I understand that most of the employees are just doing their job. The past handful of times I’ve been, however, they have really been pushing a LOT of extras (fuel system cleaning, power steering fluid change, etc.)
It’s just plain annoying. I have to endure a relatively passive sales pitch from the person keying in the information up-​front and then, after I have sat down for a minute or two, am called out for an aggressive sales pitch from another employee. They essentially use scare-​tactics. By doing it outside of the waiting room, most customers don’t realize that everyone is being told the exact same thing — regardless of the condition of their vehicle, number of miles, etc.
It probably works more on folks who don’t really know much about cars, though. My favorite time was when a mechanic pulled out my oil dipstick, pointed at it, and told me about how I obviously needed a fuel system cleaning. I asked him what a fuel system cleaning had to do with the oil he was pointing at. He quickly changed gears and after trying to get me to agree to a few other unnecessary services, let me sit back down.
Now when I go for an oil change, I just politely say «No, thank you» to their first sales pitch. For the second attempt, I won’t even get up out of my chair. I just tell them not to bother and I only want an oil change.

Came here for oil change because my usual mechanic moved recently and I really needed an oil change.
The staff was definitely friendly and seems to be willing to help. The mechanics in the garage seems like they know what they’re doing (this from watching them take care of my car and other people’s car… yea I kind of keep watch on mechanics touching my car). The person behind the cashier, however, didn’t seem like he knew how to operate the computer. Took him a little while just type up and print out my receipt and invoice.
The only thing that bothered me here was the price. I got charged $ 35.00 for the service, a little too pricey for me for an oil change along with the vacuum cleaning, window/​glass cleaning etc.
I probably wont’ be coming back because of the price. My regular mechanic charges $ 20, even the dealership only charges me $ 25 when I take my car there. I went in hoping that it would be around the $ 25 range. Oh well, lesson learned and remembered.