2005 BMW 760Li 48,000 mile service at the convenience of your home or office

Jay is a straight-shooter, really great guy. He noticed I didn’t need a service I requested and knocked it off my bill...lot of other shops would just rob you of your money.

Theodore doesn't talk too much but he gets the job done. My BMW brakes much more smoothly after he replaced the front rotor and pad. He rotated my tires even though that's not included. He doesn't oversell a service that is not needed. In my case, after visually checking the car. he immediately said the rear rotor and pad don't need replacement. And he is correct.

Mechanic did the job that was request. The problem has to do with the final price. I originally got a quote on the web for $199.67 and since this is my first time I wasn't sure if I wanted to go through with this so I called the 800# to get additional information and they said I will get 10% off if I book with them while on the phone with the same quote I got the web so it would be 180.67 to replace ignition engine coil. But once the job was done, I got a final bill for $215.25 When I called the 800# to get an explanation of the bill, they said the quote on the job was $235 and with the 10% discount came to $215.25 It's odd that the quote became $235 when it was $180.67. Clearly this is bait and switch to increase the final quote so with the so called 10% discount came to the same amount as the quote I got on the internet. The 800 # representative tried to explain that their was check engine light check that was done which was $99. If that was the case the bill should have been $324 so that explanation made so sense. Furthermore, if that was the case, they needed to give me a new pricing quote and let me know the new price for me to authorize and agree on the price. That never happened so I know the phone reps explanation was totally made up. The mechanic was knowledgeable and did the job well. The company tactics are questionable and I would never use this company as this was clear marketing and bait and switch approach. Make sure you get the final quote before any service is performed so you don't get nay surprise with the final bill that is different than what was promised.