Mr Good Lube 10 Minute Oil Change

I WISH I COULD GIVE LESS THAN 1 STAR! I went there for them to do my synthetic oil change on my 2012 Audi… I should of known to leave when the tech couldn’t turn on my car, he asked me how to start it. Once he got it started they rolled it into the bay, instead of it being a 10min oil change it took over an hour, I figured they were busy so I let that slide too. So once it was done I picked up my car and left to do my daily errands after paying those clowns $ 100.00 for the oil change. The following day I got «LOW OIL WARNING» on my dash board which I found extremely odd as I just had an oil change, but I went to auto zone and bought a quart of synthetic to throw in. About 2 days later my dashboard «LOW OIL WARNING» light came back on, so I checked my level and it was low again. I went back to Auto Zone and bought another quart and went about my business. So now by this time I spent $ 100 on the oil change and $ 16 on two quarts of synthetic oil. I was on my way to Brooklyn the following Saturday morning when the «LOW OIL WARNING» came on again, luckily for me I was right near BAY RIDGE AUDI so I went to their service Dept to check out my car because in one week I had this light come on several times. The tech at Audi asked me if I had gotten an oil change recently, and I replied yes last weekend actually why? He advised the mechanic instead of tightening the oil pan bolt by hand and ratchet seemed to use an air gun to screw the bolt in which is extremely lazy. When he used the air gun to put the bolt in, he cross threaded the screw, stripped the head of it and from the pressure cracked the oil pan which is why I was leaking all that oil. Audi had to drain all the oil, replace my oil pan, then refill with synthetic oil. My repair bill at AUDI was $ 1,254.86, so I now spent $ 100 at good lube, $ 16 at auto zone, & $ 1254.86 at Audi all for a «simple cheap oil change» at good lube. I called good lube to complain and tell then all my troubles and the guy on the phone just replies as I’m sorry to hear all that but that wasn’t from us have a good day and hung up the phone. I tried to contact their corporate office but no luck there either, DO NOT GO THERE THEY ARE FAKE MECHANICS, I went to mechanic vocational school when I was younger and I just spoke to my old teacher he advised they used to hire all the students that needed jobs once they got out of the vocational program that Couldn’t pass their ASE EXAMS.

Rip off: my girlfriend has her oil changed which was supposed to include free tire rotation. Tech said he couldn’t rotate because her 2011 Toyota Camry had pressure sensors in the rims. That is BS as confirmed by our tire store– the tech was too lazy to do the right job… If I was with her you can bet the tires would have been rotated.