Zeigs Auto

"If I could give negative stars I would. DO NOT TRUST THEM. Incompetent crooks. My car never had a check engine light on it, UNTIL I took it to Zeigs. Took it in for an oil leak, cost a little less than $1k. It came out of their bay missing.. my husband ran a code, and called the shop. An employee admitted that they had seen the code and cleared it 3 times before it was picked up.. and my dash was lit up before we even made it home. Husband got under the hood, and found a couple connections left undone... honest mistake... right? Because it's easier to clear a code 3 times instead of opening the hood and checking a connection. Ohkay. Anyways, code and check engine light disappeared and stayed gone after my husband reconnected the plugs. But a little over a week later, I realized it was still leaking oil. They ran dye and figured out its leaking from the gaskets they had just replaced. They offered to try again, and also let me use one of the cars in their lot while they had mine. I felt hopeful they would get it right this time. Sad mistake. My car came out missing, again. This time, much worse. I contacted the owner, and he told me I was lying, and that his employee said their were no lights, and it wasn't missing, and that they would no longer service my vehicle.. like I would trust them a 3rd time. I asked another employee who was with him, if it had been missing when they met me to trade cars back, thinking maybe it started missing after we made the switch.. he admitted to me that it was missing and jerking on the drive to meet me, and they had even talked about it. When I confronted the original employee, I was told my car was old, and things just get old and don't work anymore. Ran the code again, hoping they just left something unplugged again, this time with the code saying it's the knock sensors.. That's another $1k job to even get to the sensors, for a problem that I hadn't had, until Zeigs was let under the hood of my car. My car is old and sentimental to me. I received it from my late mother when she passed. However, I would not have paid the money to have the oil leak fixed, if it had a check engine light on at the time, as it wasn't really worth much more than what I paid for the fix. Yes, I understand things, like engines, don't last forever. But I was hoping that fixing the leak may let me keep it a few more years. However, I feel now that I trusted the wrong people and have shortened the life of the car by trusting Zeigs. Don't make the same mistake I did."