Oil change service near Short Hills, NJ

Just pulled in to ask about a service for my vehicle. Great news, the staff is all well fed. They were all sitting around in the break room just behind the front counter. I walked in, said hi and waited for a reply. The men - about 5 - just kept shoveling food into their mouths and stared at me. Odd, so I waited a moment. Then asked if there is anyone who can help me. They all - and I mean ALL - averted their eyes and went for another forkful. "Soooooo, should I just wait guys?" Another forkful. "Should I just go then," I asked. Finally got an answer. One guy took the time between stuffing his face to shrug at me. I laughed and left. Great place. Can't wait for the failures who run it like this to sell it to someone who might care. I certainly wouldn't want people with that level of pride or care working on my car. So many options with people who don't suck. Go elsewhere. Life its too short to wait for lunch break to end for basic human respect.

Dishonest! I'd beware of this place, SERIOUSLY. Says repairs need to be done that are not necessary. Charges for repairs that are not made! Stay away if you're smart! EVEN THE BBB SAYS SO! I found Ten Point Auto, just down the road, to be much better. Honest & quality work. I learned the hard way. If I was smart if have done some research. There are bad reviews all over the web! Google, Yellow Pages, just do a search and you will see.

I was very happy yo find out that they work on Europen cars. I have a 2000 Saab that had a blown turbo and Alex was able to find me the best price around and I have had no problem with the turbo ever since. He's very experienced and honest mechanic and I will bring all my cars to him. I will defintely refer him to all my friends and family! If you want good,friendly,reliable,honest service go to Randolph Auto Care!!! -Kanella

$600 Repairs to fix their mistake This review pertains to the mechanics here. After getting a car wash and seeing they were consistently busy in the garage, I decided to get an oil change, that went fine, so I returned when I was due again. This time, I asked for a transmission and brake fluid flush. The next day as I'm driving the car I notice a burning smell and find the nearest mechanic to examine it. They informed the smell was from transmission fluid leaking onto the exhaust. I took a day off of work, returned to Clean Way and explained the issue, told them to take all the time they need but to fix what they caused, and after about 90 mins they returned me the keys and said it's fixed. After driving it home and around for a bit to burn off any old fluid that may have previously spilled, letting it cool, and driving again, it was apparent the issue was not fixed. I took the car to a garage endorsed by AAA, and shockingly, there is a broken hose spewing transmission fluid, and on top of that, the trans fluid was even bubbling over, as they suspect it's the wrong type of fluid as well. The high charge for repair is because they have to drop the whole trans out to remedy this, so I'm paying all labor to fix a mistake.