Business ProfileforMidas Auto Service Experts

I had a problem with underneath the car it wouldn't move called Midas in ********* **, got it towed there they then told me it was the drive shack they said would cost $1,070 and gave me a estimate with several things wrong, Specifically, left outter tire rod $189, wheel alignment $240, back exhaust $489, breaks $329 so I said well I give you a call when I'm ready to start getting the work done, so I had them do the front drive shaft which they told me it should drive good after that but they **** told me there is no need to get the drive shaft done without getting the wheel alignment done so when they gave me back the car they said we fixed it to where you can drive locally until you get that drive shaft done so after we got the car it wasn't giving much gas it wasn't giving enough pressure to pull off , so I called and told them and they said they stuffed the car so it's probably because of the drive shaft , so March 1st I took the car in at 8 am I had them fix the front drive shaft, the left outter tire rod, and also the wheel alignment which cost $1,646 by 12pm they were done I picked the car up and they told me that they recommend me take it to a specialist to get the transmission looked at after I left the shop the car wouldn't go over the speed of 20 and it wouldn't reverse so when I called them to alert them they said yea that's your transmission going out now I'm out of $1,646 and a car

The customer came in on 1/27/24 with a "nasty rattle" and we inspected the vehicle. We found the front driveshaft was broken causing the rattle, the outer left tie rod was very loose, the exhaust from the catalytic converter back was missing, and the front brakes needed replaced. The customer approved the repairs needed for the driveshaft. ***** waiting for the part to arrive, the customer decided not to repair the vehicle. We charged the customer for the restocking fee and for taking the old driveshaft out. The customer was informed that the vehicle should not be driven as it could cause some other issues. We still have the old driveshaft if needed. The customer came back on 3/1/24 requesting us to put in the driveshaft and the outer tie rod end after driving the vehicle 1100 miles. ***** pulling the vehicle in we noticed the transmission was slipping, we informed the customer and were directed to continue with repair, and we noted it on the invoice. When the customer picked the vehicle up, we informed the customer that the transmission was only going to get worse until they get it looked at. At the time of completion, the vehicle would drive forward and reverse (we had to back it out of the bay and test drive after the alignment).