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damon Gibson
Apr 27, 2026
(24APR26) First, I called the number that came up when I searched their name and asked if they handled everything related to a wheel alignment. I explained that I had recently installed new control arms and struts (same size as the originals) because my vehicle had rust, and I’ve been in the process of addressing it. They confirmed that they could handle it, so I scheduled an appointment for 11:30 AM.
When I arrived at my scheduled time, they told me they had three appointments booked for that same time and wouldn’t be able to get me in until 2:00 PM. I again confirmed that they could handle everything related to the alignment, and they said yes. Based on that, I decided to leave my vehicle and wait for a call when it was ready.
At 2:55 PM, I hadn’t heard anything, so I called to check on the status. I know an alignment typically takes about 30–90 minutes, but they told me they hadn’t even brought my vehicle into the bay yet and that I was next in line. At that point, I was frustrated and considered taking my vehicle elsewhere. However, by the time I arrived back at the shop around 3:15 PM, they had my vehicle in the bay and were “working on it.”
They didn’t finish until 5:10 PM. When they were done, they told me they were only able to adjust the toe and could not correct the camber or caster—which were the main issues, especially since the camber was off by 4.8°. It took nearly two hours to complete a minor toe adjustment while leaving the primary problem unresolved.
They also provided a 6-month/6,000-mile warranty. However, after reviewing the receipt, I noticed they recorded my vehicle’s mileage as 102,xxx miles both in and out of the shop. This is incorrect—my vehicle currently has 109,xxx miles (27APR26). I also have receipts from (19DEC25) for TPMS service and tire rotation, and from (31DEC25) for a previous alignment, showing mileage at 105,xxx. This incorrect mileage entry effectively voids the warranty coverage.
Because of the incomplete work and the inaccurate information on the receipt, I will be returning to request a refund. I should not have to pay again for another alignment within what should have been my warranty period.