If you have car problems I say just keep on driving and find another mechanic. What was a $25 dollar oil change turned into a $500 dollar repair bill. I was driving home after getting my oil changed and noticed my car was pulling excessively to the right. The funny thing is, my car had no problems before taking it there and that I was just at Sears earlier that day and had gotten 4 new tires installed and along with an ALIGNMENT done. Turns out the people at CONMANS smashed my struts camber plates which could have explained why a 15min oil change took forever. Who knows why they did what they did. The only thing I could have think of is I might have probably pissed one of them off, because I remember leaving my Sears sales receipt in the front passenger seat.
Another incident involved my mother's car. She had hoses replaced due to leaking antifreeze. When we got the car back, the hood release cable was MAGICALLY not working. We had a big argument with them and they decided to install it for FREE if we purchased the new part. Didn't feel like arguing no more so we hesitantly agreed to it. They wanted us to buy the part from them, but decided to purchase it online instead. Bad move! A week later after installing the part they broke for free, my mom's radiator gave way and had to be replaced.By this time we had enough of them and decided to take it at a different mechanic.
Can all these be a coincidence? I think not. If you go and sit at the waiting area, you have no idea how many people sitting next to you might ask "Hey, what might cause a car to pull?", because most like there car is all of a sudden pulling for no reason. And I'm pretty sure the hood release cable stunt is there new way of doing business.
We are absolutely done with CONMAN's and have no plan on going back there for any auto service of any sort. We would rather pay a backyard mechanic who than have these dishonest mechanics mess our cars. These people really make mechanics look bad, dishonest, scam artists, frauds, % (fill your own word in).
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