Midas / SpeeDee Oil Change

Ok so am always scared that am gonna be rip off but after they explained and quoted me on what was wrong with my murano I felt better. They showed me exactly what was wrong and my choice to fix or not. All I can say is my truck is running like new. Did an oil change sway bar replacement new muffler fixed a tired and front brakes. Am def coming back so they can fix my suspension which is next.

Your oil change will be fast and unprofessional. No one will respect your car or bother to keep it clean. I went in today after having my car freshly washed and shampooed. I’ve never had a problem anywhere before with not getting my car back clean. until today. I was shocked to find a giant filthy stain on my seat! No paper or plastic was laid down to protect my seat at all. When I called to complain, the guy told me to come show it to him. Are you serious? I’m an extremely busy person and dont have time to waste because proper care wasn’t taken to keep my car clean. Look at the pic, are you telling me the guy didnt see this??? I’ll never come back to this place. Do yourself a favor, and go to a professional dealer with real mechanics!

Shane was awesome. He fixed my car and I couldn’t be happier with the service. He was very honest and didn’t want to just rip me off like a lot of other places do. I will definitely be coming here from now on.

I don’t do Unilocal reviews but made an account just so I can specifically highlight my bad experience with their rude employees. I usually come here for my oil changes but this is definitely the LAST time I come here. The female cashier was extremely rude, I asked her a question about my car TWICE and she ignored me and continued chatting with her employees, didn’t even inform me that my car was ready yet insisted on collecting payment and when I asked the mechanic for her name he refused to tell me. WOW poor Customer service, you guys aren’t getting any sort of business from me whatsoever! She went on handing me my receipt, not making any sort of eye contact continuously either watching the tv screen or chatting with her coworkers. I’ll be sure to take this up with the manager. No one deserves to be treated that poorly! RUDE!

I’ve been very happy with this place and that comes from someone who is always skeptical of being ripped off by mechanics.
I went for an oil change and fluid check for my car because I had a coupon and figured I’d try the place out. Ironically, on my way there my car started squealing like crazy when I accelerated.
They checked out the car and found it was a locked up calliper and were able to get the part and fix it and the brake pad and rotor that were worn down within an hour. It took less time than I expected and was for a reasonable price, in my opinion. Only downside was that they also rotated my tires, which had already been rotated not too long before that, so when they did it again, my car pulled to the right a lot. I realized this when I left and pulled over and called them to see if they could fix it. Even though they had just closed for the day, they let me come back in for a quick fix, which was awesome.
The next time I went in was because my car was shaking at fast speeds on the toll way. I figured the tires needed to be balanced and they agreed that was the best place to start. Apparently they really needed it, so they fixed it and it drives awesomely smooth now. At that visit, the mechanic also fixed the hood of my car, which he said wasn’t closing properly. I had no idea and I’m grateful that he noticed that and took care of it on the house.
I feel like these guys are really honest. When they checked my car over, they explained what things were urgent to fix and what wasn’t, with detailed explanations of the problem and why I could or couldn’t wait to fix stuff. I was very clear that I was concerned about safety, since I drive my baby around, but that I didn’t have the money to get everything fixed all at once, and they gave me the info I needed to decide what to do on my car to keep it safe without going broke.
Bonus points: tons of magazines to read, coffee to drink, TV to watch and of course, friendly employees

Warning: The guys scratched my brand new rims while mounting tires and the manager said «we can’t prevent this. it’s caused by the machines. you can dispute it if you want» when I noticed it and called him the next day.
So much crap and such bad luck. 1000 $ rims on a BMW with scratches on all four.
Take your business elsewhere fellas.

The only thing these guys have done for my car has been given me an oil change. The first time I did it they got it done real quick, all went well, awesome price because they had a little sale thing going on, I came back about 3 months later and got another one done, they said they were busy and they weren’t sure if they’d be able to get to me same day but I asked PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE and they remembered me, were really cool about it, finished it up in about an hour while I waited and I went on my way. I’d recommend them, at least for an oil change.

I highly recommend this Midas location on Lincoln ave. My Toyota has reached 200,000 miles thanks to a fantastic mechanic (Alex). Alex has done a superb job!
The staff isn’t pushy and they don’t act like those annoying sales guys at dealership service centers. These guys listen to you and don’t sell unnecessary repairs. So when your car needs a little TLC, don’t panic and head over to Midas on Lincoln.

Local Midas, how I resent you.
Every time I took in the family minivan, there was always five more problems than what I expected. Not because there were problems, but because they told me there were. On one occasion, the work they did had to be reversed, because they didn’t do it properly. Another time, the work they did, wasn’t needed. It actually worsened the state of the car. I had to take it to another auto shop because they couldn’t figure out the original problem and the new! Trying to get them to refund me was more headaches.
This Midas is only an option when you break down nearby and can’t afford towing to your usual place. Some of the mechanics are decent respected guys. Its the main business which is shiesty. Not all of the mechanics are at the same mechanically educated level. If you do happen here, find out who worked on your car and always ask for that mechanic. You’ll save yourself some headache. Also, PLEASE! take your car to a free inspection auto shop and find out their look on what needs doing before visiting this Midas.

Words cannot explain the all consuming hatred I have felt for this business on several occasions. After going in for a routine brake job one fine spring day I was subsequently submersed into a rotor shaped circle of Hell not described by Dante.
My initial experience at this particular Midas was as pleasurable as could be expected for this service — a slight irritation that melted as I drove away. That was until I came to my first stop and heard the first of many squeals, moans, and maniacal laughter emitted from my now possessed brakes. Having just paid for what I was told were two of Midas’ best brake pads I figured my brakes just needed a little breaking in. In fact, as I left the mechanic told me it would be about 100 miles before they really performed well.
Well, this man must have been a mystic, because my wife and I did receive several moments of transcendence as a result of this promised performance through several near death experiences. As it turned out the noises were the least of my problems. Apparently these brakes were designed to stop groaningly at slow city speeds, and to utterly protest any application of pressure to their delicate constitution when traveling at Dan Ryan speeds.
Although I do occasionally enjoy escaping the confines of my reality I prefer to do it on my own schedule. Thus, I returned to Midas and explained in a restrained manner my consternation with my new brakes. After waiting two hours I was told that the problem (misaligned pad) had been fixed. Again, I left and allowed my growing irritation dissipate with each city block only to return as fully blown hatred one block from my apartment.
A few days pass and I return to Midas to more forcefully state my growing list of issues with the work they’ve performed. During this visit I was treated to a nearly three hour vacation with months old People magazines. Again, I was told the problem was fixed, and I left wondering about job opportunities at the local post office.
Needless to say the problem was not fixed and another trip to Midas was necessary. On this occasion I only waited an hour and a half and was told the pads must have been defective. I was then assured that the new pads they had just put on the car would be fine. They weren’t fine. Instead I ended up taking the car to another mechanic and spending another $ 180 for brake pads that actually did work and continue to work today.