Midas

I had an oil change in the past, and that went very well. They didn’t try to sell me anything I didn’t need or scare me into getting repairs done. Very smooth and straightforward.
Today, however, I went again and the man in charge was incredibly rude to both myself and the woman ahead of me in line. He was very sexist and condescending. To the woman ahead of me in line describing the problem with her car, he interrupted her with «Stop trying to be a mechanic. Seriously.» Then later he said, «Girls put too many things on their keychains. It’s bad for the keys.» Both of these statements were followed by condescending lectures to the woman ahead of me.
For me, he informed me that it would take a couple hours to do an oil change because of their schedule, which didn’t work for my schedule, but he very kindly offered to fill up my tires (which I was worried about since I’d lost my pressure gauge and they hadn’t been filled in a while).
He proceeds to check my oil anyway and says «If you don’t get your oil changed soon, I’m going to tell your dad on you.»
I’m a 30 year old woman. My dad has nothing to do with this transaction. I am aware I need my oil changed. That’s why I’m here. My daddy doesn’t take care of me, sir.
To the guy filling my tires he says, «I’ve got to scare her into changing her oil so that she doesn’t have to buy a car every year»
My car is 8.5 years old.
This Midas has lost a customer for life.

Definately a cheaper alternative to The Lube or the dealer, you have to wait a little while, but there’s enough places to grab a bite or a beer nearby that it’s not bad. They highlight things your car needs or could use, but they don’t push or upsell when you pop in. Great if you have the time.