You definitely cannot be trusting with these people. They once again tried to sell me a bearing replacement and told me the seals were leaking on my 78 Chevy truck. They were correct in the original finding about 16months ago and I had since had them replaced though a friend for 1/3 the cost. They originally told me the whole rear axle had to be replaced - $1000 for parts and about $300 for labor. \r
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Took it in again for an inspection, pulled me up on the computer and they 're-diagnosed' the same "problem." I looked at the seals myself and told the deeply hungover mechanic, there was not a speck of grease on the seals. He was 'concerned' on the light film of grease on a brake spring and wanted to redo the seals and bearings. Then he told me my lights were out of alignment $40and was going to fail me on worn blades $40. He also notified me of another service which costs about $100. Which I opted for so, the whole deal cost me about $150. They didn't touch my headlights. So
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