Highland Car Care Center

I don’t usually write any review but I feel obligated to do it this time.
I had a maintenance light on (not engine light) and asked the owner to check the problem. He told me the light was caused by a bad oxygen sensor and it would cost $ 350 to change a new one. That was far beyond my expectation. I just couldn’t take it. Then I kept running my car with the light on for the following month and everything works fine. One day I changed the engine oil. Surprisingly the maintenance light went off !! Then I searched online and it says «A Maintenance Required light is a light that comes on after a set amount of miles»
I could have spend $ 350 for nothing! Just don’t go there.

I have had very good experiences with this mechanic. The owner is friendly and treats returning customers very very well — he’s given me discounts, rides to work after dropping off my car, and very prompt drop-​in service, even for all-​day projects.

These guys are completely clueless when it comes to automobiles. I took my car to them as it was heating up. They assured me that it was fixed after flushing the coolant and thermostat and I found myself on I90 with a steaming car and almost in an accident. I took it back to them and they said that the damage was higher and they suggested replacements to to waterpump, engine and a bunch of other places.
One of the rookies suggested that I replace my engine with a used one that they could get for me. My car only has 50 000 miles on it. They estimated a cost of upwards of $ 1500.
I took my car to the a dealer, got my radiator fixed up, got a 60K mile full check and drove out relieved. These guys are out to conn you. They can see $ bills as soon as they see a car drive in. Not only are they incompetant but also dishonest. Stay away from them at all costs

The owner/​gas station personnel are friendly and very helpful with the basics. However, the service center is predictably shady and focused on getting the most $ possible. Having to hear that my car needed $ 1500 worth of work (estimated, btw) shocked me, but I assumed it was needed. Come to find that (after research on-​own/​thanks to brother’s input) $ 700 of it was covered by a Federal Warrantee. After explaining this to them they replied with «Ok.» They knew of the warrantee, but failed to tell me in order to make $$$. Had I not done research and required that they not touch my car until they heard back, I’d be at least $ 700 poorer. Ladies, go elsewhere.