Midas

Great service. Great work and they went the extra mile to check my ride over before letting me go. Definitely recommend.

The absolute best service team you will ever find. Honest, friendly, fair prices. I've been a loyal customer since my first visit 20 yrs ago and every person I've referred has been equally impressed.

Second time here and both times did not disappoint. First time I got new tires and back breaks everything in stock and amazing customer service. Second time front breaks and left control arm. Dealership told me that I needed new struts to fix the clunking in my front end. Midas did an inspection and it turns out it's the front control arm on the left. Very knowledgeable staff walked me through what needed to be done and how much it would cost and what could wait and what needed to be done right away. I now drive my car and hear no clunking. I actually have a much smoother ride now. My breaks don't squeal and they feel safe. Very happy customer thank you so much for you professionalism and amazing customer service!

2018 VW Golf Sport wagon.Asked for my water pump to be replaced. Quoted me $900 said I could come drop it off in a week.Did so and their staff kindly drove me home after.Following day, I pay for a taxi to work.Mid afternoon that day, I get a call saying the quote is now around $1300.I ask what changed to make the price $1300They said oil change ($100~) and pressure test as well as additional labor.I said I did not ask for an oil change or a pressure test to be done, you're the third shop I've asked to change the water pump, please just change the water pump. I'm a mechanic, not just some random woman, I know what I'm talking about. He got the price down to $1100 I said go ahead at that price.He calls back a few min later saying he's also a mechanic (like I hope so, you work at a shop....) And due to my money constraints he will no longer be servicing my vehicle and that I can come pick it up. They recommend I take it to Volkswagen. (Which I am doing now but this all could have been avoided had they properly assessed the situation prior to me dropping my car off)How unprofessional to quote $900 originally then try charging me for things I did not ask for.(Also ran the pressure test without asking me prior)When I picked up my vehicle I was not charged for any service. (2 stars for no charge and not having to argue this)I've never used Midas before and after this unfavorable experience I will continue not using their services.

** BREAK REPLACEMENT FAILURE **.I had my brakes replaced at this location. Break and callipers.I came back to the shop because I heard metal on metal on my front right tire.They told me it was fine.Less than a month later my break calliper completely fell off!! My breaks failed and myself and my child could have died. The guys at the front desk are wonderful to deal with. But that doesn’t excuse this complete disaster.Would not recommend

I am awfully disappointed to bring my car there to change tires! And never recommend this specific shop as they don’t take their responsibility for what they do to your car!! Very bad experience I’ve ever had They broke my car’ trunk latch and put duct tapes on the trunk to keep it closed as soon as I arrive home I realized that, I tried to remove the ductile tapes and the color was completely peeled off on those spots !! That would cost me over than $300 !!! unfortunately the owner named Scott keeps refusing that and don’t want to take his responsibility and accountability for this mistake when I asked to repair it!!! I had to call Midas customer service and nobody takes care of my issues up until now yet!

This is my preferred spot to get my oil changed for my car, everyone I've talked to here is nice, and happy to answer questions and they are transparent about costs.I've also had my front brake pads replaced here, and have never ran into any issues with their work.

Posting for a family friend, as a Mechanic myself, working in a different role now due to back issues, I know what the procedures are for the repairs on these vehicles.Midas worked on a Newer Duramax in a Chevy Silverado Pickup, replacing a rear Thermostat. The housing comes off to do the repair, requiring removing or loosening the hoses that attach the housing to the engine components. The housings have molded rubber hoses on them which can easily be damaged if due care is not taken. Once the repair was done, they released the vehicle our friend.The standard procedure from most shops is to pressure test the cooling system after a repair. Especially one in a location such as this to verify a leak is not present as it can take time to show under the vehicle. They clearly did not test it because same day it was leaking and was not just residual fluid, it leaked continuously and never did before they worked on it. The vehicle went in because the rear thermostat housing was sticking and the heat was not working before. Since the repair, the rubber hose now has a leak and they will not accept accountability for their mistake. They claim it wasn't their fault and won't fix the leak on the hose, once the owner tried speaking with them, trying to get them to understand this had to be an issue with the repair and should be covered, he was told to Take his truck and leave".In a case like this

Next. If you really need their service. Something bad will happen to you. I'm not cheating. But for every 10 good comments you will find a victim. I have other less stupid contacts. Careful !!!!-Vitkor Schauss Covaneiro (Aldergrove resident).