Oil change service near Starke, FL

My experience with the transmission shop was great. They are honest mechanics who stand by their work. The owner Joey, must really have Christ residing in his heart. They are extremely kind and professional.

These are the only folks I've trusted my Volkswagen within the last three years or so - my roommate has brought her Honda there for six years. They are honest, reliable, and the only people I feel comfortable trusting my car with. They explain everything very clearly, have great customer service, and are incredibly knowledgable about Volkswagens. I'm writing this after a major engine repair and I'm still thrilled about them. Thank you thank you thank you! Molly Kempson

Honesty! I have found Clay County Transmissions to be reliable and honest. I have had repairs done when needed and the techs have told me when I didn't need repairs. The repairs have always been done well and the follow up is included. I have not found a more honest or reputable establishment. I will return to Clay Count Transmission when I need work again.

Best place to take your car. Very, very, very honest and knowledgeable! Busy so you have to make an appointment but they will treat you right! Damarys H. Gainesville, FL

I had my car towed to Advance Auto because the starter died. They checked out the car and called me with a very reasonable price quote. When I picked my car up several hours later, the owner gave me the total, which was less than 1/2 the quoted price - he had checked out the starter, found that it had a short in it and repaired it for me,saving me the cost of the new part!! Additionally, they washed and vacuumed the car and scrubbed my ridiculously filthy wheels. They are cleaner than they've been since they were new! This is the most honest and honorable auto repair establishment that I have EVER had the good fortune to deal with.

My wife went here to get an oil change, and they offered to rotate our tires. When I get home and check the car, the tire air-pressure warning was on. Earlier that day, the warning light was not on. The PSI prior to that visit was ~33, after that visit it mysteriously dropped to less than 20 PSI! Nice scheme they have there, let the air out so they blow on the highway and we have to buy new ones. Someone could have gotten hurt or died. Don't ever go to this location, staff is inexperienced and sabotaged our tires. They couldn't even figure out how to reset the maintenance timer on our car. If you've gone here recently, be sure to check your car out!

When I had my oil changed my oil cap was not put back on my engine. I got a check engine light looked under the hood and saw that it was gone. I called my Jiffy Lube and was told to have my car towed over and they would have a replacement cap for me and would do a free oil change. I had my car towed in and was told that the manager I talked to that morning must have lied to me, that there was no way they would do either of those things. I was told I needed to have someone pick me up or call a cab to go buy a new oil cap myself, and that they could slightly top off my oil or me and that would be it. I was given the district manager Leyon's number and called him Thursday, Friday, and Monday leaving voicemails with my name and number. He has not called me back.

Road Rat Motors is pleased to announce that we just lowered our service center labor rate to only $50/hr and our scooter pickup service to only $30! Additionally, we offer scooter repair for any make or model of scooter, so bring in your non working scooter today and get a free repair estimate!

I primarily went here for an oil leak repair and oil change. I wanted them to look at and assess "if they could fix" the malfunctioning car passenger side door that wouldn't open from the outside, only opened from the inside until this Midas's shop mechanics ripped off the entire door panel, rendering it completely nonfunctional before even giving me a quote. I clearly stated to the store manager Daniel Stapler, "diagnose it, give me a quote, we'll go from there". Well without warning or a phone call prior, they wrecked the door panel while taking it off for diagnosis and tried to quote me $700 which included the door panel replacement that his shop mechanics broke, door actuator and labor. It felt like they were holding me hostage to fix it, trying every tactic to get a "yes" out of me when I only needed a oil leak repair and oil change. Pathetic and the most frustrating thing is when I picked up the car, they didn't have the decency to put the door back even close to the condition it was in when I left it there, definitely not it's original state, they just put the detached door panel in the backseat like garbage. I know for damn sure it opened from the inside but Daniel suspiciously tried to say that it never did. That's the moment when I realized that some schemes, premeditated sales pressure was clearly going on. The oil leak repair and oil change should have been free of charge since the shop's mechanics totally wrecked the door while taking it off to diagnose it(go figure), to the point of not opening from either side now, to go along with the panel they failed to reattach. Mind boggling car shop. And I looked up actuator replacement and it's just $280-$330. Daniel Stapler tried smooth talking me into paying for what his mechanics broke as well. What's the price of not being able to open the car door at all as the customer? Customer's always right or what