Business ProfileforAuto Stop

I took my car in to replace all four brakes (brake pads, rotors, etc.) Prior to taking my car in, I googled the average cost of a full brake replacement simply b/c I wanted to have an idea of how much it would cost. When Auto Stop was done inspecting my car, Lukas told me that in order to replace my front two brakes, and JUST the front two brakes, it would cost around $930. If I wanted to replace all of my brakes, it would cost $1,560. I then told Lukas that according to Google, the average cost of a brake repair is between $200-$800. Lukas then told me he'd never heard of a full brake replacement being so cheap. He googled the same query as me and said it didn't include replacing the rotors and that I didn't search the question correctly. Then he tried to mansplain how averages work & that we live in the DMV & things cost a lot of money here... I understand how averages work. I was actually expecting to pay a price closer to $800 - I was even willing to pay $1,000 for a full brake replacement. To add insult to injury, or just another reason to distrust Lukas, I went back & looked at my search query....I searched the cost correctly & the website I found the estimate on was Jiffy Lube. Anyways, I asked Lukas if I could have a print out of the estimate because I wanted to be able to compare the prices that they gave me to other mechanic shops. Lukas then said he couldn't give me a print out because I might try & take the estimate somewhere else & get a cheaper price... Never have I been denied an estimate from any auto shop I've taken my car to. I left without agreeing to any repairs. I then called Jiffy Lube Burke & got an estimate for a full brake replacement. Here are the prices I was quoted: Front Axle: $479 Rear Axle: $479 Those prices INCLUDE parts AND labor. Never did I think Jiffy Lube would be the reasonable, "fair" establishment for a woman to take her car to but it appears to be so. So much for wanting to support locally owned businesses.