Exeter Lee Myles Transmissions & Auto Care

Here are the facts:
–they estimated our muffler repair at $ 650.
–we had it repaired the same day down the street for $ 60.
–the front desk clerk was either touched with a slight mental set-​back or was just a genuine douche whistle. Perhaps both, I’m not choosy.
–when I returned to pick up my truck, I found that the hood wouldn’t close. To my chagrin, the aforementioned douche whistle or his half-​ape wrench man broke my friggin hood release. I was able to get the hood down but now I’ll need that fixed too.
–they will never see $ 1 more of my money.

They ruined my car and corp said they were a franchise and go talk to them. Wont deal with any Lee Myles anywhere.

Today, I was in out of my area and realized I was a few miles short of an oil change. While driving up 422, I saw a place with a giant sign out front that boasted a 15 minute oil change. Since I’m a girl who doesn’t like to wait around, 15 minutes isn’t bad for an oil change.
So I walk in, ready to get my service. I stood there for at least 5 full minutes while the secretary at the desk took a personal phone call. About 3 minutes in, I was acknowledged but it was still another minute or two before I was asked about why I came in. She takes my keys and I sit down in the waiting area.
A few minutes later, one of the service guys comes in. He shows me my air filter, tells me it’s dirty (and it definitely was), and asked if he wanted me to replace it (adding that everything else in my car looked great). I asked how much it would cost and he tells me $ 10.00 for the part and no additional labor, so I let him do it.
Then I don’t see my car for about ½ an hour, maybe a little longer… I pay and leave. Once I get into my car, I realize that the boy who did the service on my car also took the liberty of vacuuming out my car (which ironically was what I was going to do after the oil change).
It is a little pricey for an oil change ($ 34.95), but usually the service can’t be beat. (And usually there is a nicer older gentleman running the desk who is much more pleasant.)
Alas, it will be awhile before my Ford finds herself parked in this garage again. There are much cheaper places nearby. Get rid of the desk lady and maybe, just maybe I’ll come back.