Midas 2710 North Main Street, Walnut Creek, CA 94597

"Very professional, quick, and easy. They even did a couple of courtesy things for no extra charge. 10/10"

"Staff are polite and professional, service is prompt, service prices are competitive. I recommend this business and will return in the future."

"As always, great service and they were able to service my car in about 30 minutes."

"I recently went back to Midas in Walnut Creek for additional repairs. This time I needed an anti-freeze tube replaced. They could have stiffed me for a new radiator. But they were honest, which I've found a rarity among auto repair shops. I have lived in the area and practiced law for over 40 years. I was so pleased with their obvious honesty and lack of pressure that I also bought a set of tires as long as my car was in the shop. I have a 2000 Volvo that I am trying to make last into my 80's. They could have lied to me about the prospective results from oil leak trouble shooting and caused me to spend $1,000's of dollars, but they didn't. In my experience most of their competitors would have sent me on an expensive wild goose chase. I went to them for exhaust services last year, but am pleasantly surprised at the full extent of their available services. I put trust and honesty first in auto repairs, ahead of skill and deceit. I highly recommend Midas of WC. Ask for, "Sam," and tell them, "Dan sent me!" *** I own a 2000 Volvo. I am a retired atty., 77 years old. I can't afford, even a decent used car beyond this one. I was being sent around the area like a pinball from one crook to another, 6 or 8 in all. Sam is the only one who was honest with me. Between CA state and the crooks I was about to junk my car and wind up on foot for the rest of my life. Sam's nearest and highly recommended (by the swindlers' club) wanted $5,000 for 2 converters plus $1,400 in labor with no guarantees. They emphasized what hard work they would have do to "cut the pipes and weld in the converters." Sam shared with me that only the front 2000 Volvo converter was necessary to pass smog, also that there was no cutting or welding involved. If I found the right converter, it could easily be screwed in for less than $200 from him. Only with his help, I found the vital converter in New Jersey for $1,400 (1 left). I passed smog in the wink of an eye. As an a retired attorney my experience was that a substantial majority of auto repair shops gouge their customers and misrepresent the extent and nature of their needs--way beyond the necessary. For me, Sam was a saint and an answer to prayer. :) Dan"

"Do not come here unless you like being overcharged. Quoted me $1,174 on parts only for what should be around $500-600 in parts even from the most expensive vendors. Requested my vehicle be put back together. At home when I took my wheel off again two lugs on the same wheel were not tightened at all and cross-threaded…. Could’ve been very dangerous … WATCH OUT How cute, a little link to act like they really care… well I gave you the feedback, where’s the response ? SAM KHOURY, are you planning on doing anything about this ?"