Grease Monkey

I went there because the last place I went for my oil change were not topping off fluids such as wiper fluid. The grease monkeys didn’t notice I had a headlight out. He said he would take off 10 bucks but he took off 4.00 when i checked my wiper fluid it wasn’t topped off. I will be going to the dealership from now on

Wow! Talk about a hidden gem! Until today, I had gotten my oil changed at Wal-​Mart or Farm n’ Fleet, and was used to having to wait an hour to an entire day (no kidding!) Grease Monkey had me out in less than 15 minutes. The fellows working on Saturday afternoon were very cordial and efficient. Twenty bucks is a great price especially since they vacuumed the car and checked all the fluids. They also didn’t try to upsell me on unneeded services the way other similar rapid oil change places have done in the past (I’m looking at you Jiffy Lube!) Keep up the excellent work, and I’ll happily be back in a few months!

Great printable coupons, super fast service, clean waiting room with free bottled water and Keurig and +2 flat screens showing college hoops. The only thing that I didn’t like was that they used what seemed to be watered down wiper fluid that froze when the temps got below 20 degrees. Full service oil change with all the goodies including a quick vac and air freshener spritz for $ 23 out the door. In and out in 10 min.

I got an oil change. They did a good job fast. Also they wiped down my car to make sure they didn’t leave it greasy. The guys down the street don’t do that.

I am not much for taking my truck in for repair. .I tend to mistrust mechanics and like doing the work myself. Yesterday it was cold.
I went in, intending to get a synthetic oil change for my truck. Chirs, who turned out to be the manager, greeted me and explained the different options. He was warm and friendly and seemed genuinely interested.
I was impressed by the range of services and mentioned that I may be back after Thanksgiving for the radiator to be flushed. He mentioned that it was $ 20 off and if I got in before the end of the month I could take advantage of that.
They put plastic covers on my seat and steering wheels, a step farther than just the paper matt most do and top off fluids and did windows, all relatively quickly and gave me an inspection sheet that also listed the needed maintenance based on my mileage.
About the only thing they did wrong that I noticed after I left is that they set my mileage and return date on dino rather than synthetic (3000 rather than 9000 miles).
I will still do most of my own stuff, but will be back to have the differential and transfer case done and future oil changes.