Discount Inspection And Brakes

I rarely write reviews but I think I have to write one here. They are fast and nice friendly people but they are extremely expensive!!! I changed an alternator and battery with belt for about $ 650 because I need it fast I didn’t look somewhere else. When I asked other shops I found it cost $ 400. Take time to look somewhere else you will find more cheaper places.

I’m going to start by saying I rarely write reviews, because I don’t want to hurt anyone’s business, but I need to say this…
A couple of days ago I took my 2012 civic si in to get inspected. I was really excited because this place is in my neighborhood and super convenient! I do regular maintenance on the car and it runs great. After they dragged their feet during the inspection, they called me into the area because they had concerning issues with my car. Apparently I needed 4 new toes, a clutch fluid flush, brake fluid flush, fuel injection cleaning, new AC filter, and honestly I can’t remember what else. Needless to say I was going to have to spend $ 4K if I did all the maintenance they were recommending. I let them align my tires. I felt like they were holding me hostage. They didn’t tell me why it was taking over 2 hours to do the alignment and found issues with my car that weren’t real.
Anyway, if you want to be taken advantage of and upsold on things you DON’T need. I highly recommend this place. The service was less than desirable, the explanations were shotty, and they took advantage of my lack of car knowledge. DON’T GO HERE!

I am usually a little nicer when it comes to reviews, but I wish I could give this place zero stars. NEVER COME HERE. I used to come here all the time for inspections, but last week was a disaster.
I brought my 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe in for an inspection and they told me my car had an engine failure. Keep in mind, my car is barely driven. I go to school full time so it is only at 15,596 miles. Engine failure? Are you kidding me? Even I know better than that. Also, they told me I had to rotate my tires and get a special oil change. I recently got my tires rotated at the dealership so that wasn’t correct on their behalf. As for the oil change, my car needs an oil change every 5,000 miles in which I just did at 15,000 miles. I told them I refused to have these things fixed since nothing was wrong and I’d rather wrap this up and go straight to the dealership for an inspection instead. To top it off, they refused to let me go and held my insurance as hostage. Who does that? I eventually was able to get my insurance back and take my car to the dealership where they said my car is totally fine. Nothing was wrong with it.
Also, the people here still made me pay for my inspection that never happened. This one guy who worked there came at me for not getting my car fixed here and that I should be reported to the state for neglecting to fix my car. Again, who does that?
These people are extremely rude and disrespectful. I’d rather pay a little more and have professional people do the job correctly and honestly. Just because I’m a female college student doesn’t mean that it is okay to think that I wouldn’t know better and will be willing to pay hundreds of dollars to fix things that weren’t even broken in the first place.

Where to begin… I took in a 2006 VW Jetta for state inspection. Keep in mind this car has been through 8 years of inspections in Texas. These idiots failed the emissions portion of the car because they «did not have the correct fuel cap adapter». The guy refused to give me my keys until I paid for the inspection which they could not complete due to this crazy fuel cap (which btw is a genuine VW vin-​matched part). They also couldn’t get any communications from the ECM due to the OBD2 port being made from purple plastic. Allegedly there was also some paper? behind the port which made this port clearly tampered with and not OEM. So I proceeded to take the car directly to the dealer, where they were able to perform the inspection successfully (even with this crazy wrong fuel cap and tampered with OBD2 port). Every VW on the showroom floor had purple OBD2 ports, and so have all 7 of the Volkswagen vehicles I’ve driven. I really don’t understand how this shop is in business. I’ve already disputed the charge, so now not only will you lose the money you unfairly made me pay because you were incompetent, but you will also pay the additional cost to have the charge investigated. What a waste of time and effort.

They seem like honest people. The office clerk was really sweet. I stopped in for an inspection, but I didn’t pass. I will go back once my issues are resolved.

Had two vehicles inspected here recently and the staff was friendly and timely with their work. They feature a desktop computer in the waiting area that has some interesting videos and animations about your vehicle and its components.
Since this is a brake shop, however, expect them to inspect your brakes without asking and fill you in regarding how messed up they are.
Mine were legitimately in need of service, so I am not accusing anyone of fluffing it up, but just throwing it out there. Both of my vehicles needed a fluid flush (which he will prove to you with a magical water detector on a good sample versus your trash).

This is the only place that we take our vehicles. They are honest and dependable. Joseph is always so nice and thoroughly explains everything. I would recommend everybody to try them out I promise you’ll be satisfied. They also occasionally have coupons, and specials. If your looking for a customer oriented mechanic you won’t go wrong with them!