Yesterday, I visited Wiygul Automotive for an oil change. When I returned to pick up my car, the mechanic said he would like to speak with me. He had a paper with a list of repairs he recommended I have them perform. The first were to replace all four rotors. I was immediately taken aback as I had both rear rotors, as well as the rear pads replaced less than 12 months ago. He went on to tell me my air conditioning hose and steering components needed repair.\r
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I listened because my engine light would go on and off periodically. At the time of service it was on. When I asked him which of these problems contributed to the engine light being on, he said “none”, to check the engine light would be a charge of $116. Of course that would be waived if they performed the repairs. At this point I asked him to finish the oil change, and I went to speak with the manager. I was concerned because how in good faith could they recommend any repairs without first checking the engine light
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