Joe's Tune Up & Auto Services Center

"This place is over booked or works differently. Everything needs a full day drop off. Which means the maintenance cost goes up."

"I may have been profiled at this place, if you seem “well off” or have a semi-decent car don’t come here. They charged me $1,100 for front brake pads and rotors on a 2017 Dodge Charger, should’ve been close to a $500 job, beware you will be up charged like crazy at this place. I’m stupid for even considering the price, $250 for one rotor. Joe used to be my go-to for fair prices, now I’m never going back. See photos for reference."

"Joe's Tune Up & Auto Center helped me get my rear brake line fixed. It had gone bad and leaked out most of my brake fluid, and therefore I had no brakes! They are super fast, convenient, knowledgeable and affordable."

"They charged us $416 and did not fix anything. Only $80 of that was previously communicated as inspection charge which would have been adjusted if we had chosen to do the repairs with them. However, when we declined because their repair prices were insane, they ended up charging us $416 by adding a few more inspections. They charged $150 for replacing a bulb but the light still didn't turn on. They offered to run more "inspections" on the circuitry and asked us to pay more. At that point we cut our losses at $416 and took the car to another mechanic who fixed it in $65."

"The tire pressure warning light of my car came on. I went here to repair it. For the first time, I couldn’t find out why. After a few days, it turned on again, and I waited a few hours for the second time, and then said that there was a problem with the inflatable mouth. After a month, it was still bright. I went there for the third time and said that the tires needed to be taken down for inspection. Obviously, the three workers had nothing to do. The boss didn’t instruct the workers to do it. Instead, he asked me to come and put the car here next time. In fact, the problem can be solved quickly."