Oil change service near Broomfield, CO

I found the staff and service techs to be very helpful when I brought my vehicle in for it's routine maintenance. I'm not really a car expert (to say the least) and the staff did a thorough review of my vehicle and made me aware of things and future stuff I should watch out for. I appreciated the time they took to try and educate me even though I was just there for an oil change, they went the extra mile and it made a great impression. I'll be back! Mark M Littleton

I took my car into Lowes and had exceptional service by both Chris and Mike. They are extremely honest and very patient in answering questions, etc... They are very knowledgeable, too. I recommended them and their shop to another honest mechanic who is local, so that he could refer his customer for jobs that Lowes might be able to accomodate. Women who are wary of 'car shops' don't need to be with Lowes; very, very honest staff! Thank you...count me as a new customer.

Great customer service and excellent work!

Ima keep this real simple/short Went in for a oils change 2006 Ford Fusion Everything seemed cool but it wasn't. Left was driving down the Interstate on my way to my 4th of July vacation and my car broke down. Took it to Audo Nation Ford because greasy money didn't answer when I called. Then later called me back sayin my engain was blown and the estimated bill was 10,795$ to repair all of the damages. Then went into Grease monkeys and informed Steve Bahl the Manager of the situation. Said he would get right on it. Called him back the next 5 days leaving Messages with other staff members for him to call me. Never did. Finally called the store off a random number Steve himself picks up so I say " hey what's going on" he said there was nothing he could do about it so he would send it off to his insurance. Blah blah blah Anyways eventually called me back 2 days after it was suppose to be reported to his insurance feeding me some story about how his insurance wouldn't take liability and told me himself to simple take them to court. After about calling 30 lawyers in the Denver metro area that all charge $250 a hour I see he played me because the only two option you have is pay 5k for a lawyer and end up not getting your car fixed because the lawyer bill is so much. Or go to small claims court and settle for $7,000 or whatever and still not get your car fixed. Because of this I have lost my job and I'm sure much more is to follow

I have used this shop without any issues for a couple years. I get peppered with text messages to bring my car in. When I finally needed an oil change, I made an appointment online. Brought my car to the shop on Quebec and my car and wasn’t on the calendar. The guy at the front desk offered to squeeze my car in, but it would take all day, which is what I was trying to avoid. He actually seemed frustrated with the system and said I needed to call next time. I double-checked the confirmation and I had the correct date, time, and location. So, owners, why are you the last operation during the pandemic that hasn’t figured out online appointments? Really frustrating.