This auto shop is the auto shop everyone warns you about...the reason everyone's apprehensive about having to take their car to a mechanic. They'll rip off with a smile on their face, like they're doing you and your car a big favor. TL;DR Steve's business revolves around attracting customers with inexpensive oil changes, then upselling products/services that not even your car's dealership recommends. Pay $30 more to have your oil changed literally anywhere else. About month ago, I wrote a review (see last paragraph below) that said Steve's is good for an oil change, but to be warned that they'll try to upsell things you don't need. Fast forward to today, I arrived early for my scheduled oil change and the employee at the desk looked up my appointment, and then went to the office that's behind one-way glass like it's a police station. The one-way glass is a perfect metaphor to the shadiness of the shop. Trevor, presumably a manager, came out to speak to me and gave a schpiel about ensuring their customers safety and satisfaction is their top priority. I waited for him to finish. When he did, I asked what was happening, were they refusing to service my car? Yes, that's exactly what Trevor was doing except it wasn't outright refusal but extortion. He said they wouldn't change my car's oil unless I removed my review. Trevor went on another schpiel about how car dealerships don't recommended changing oil as often as Steve's does because Steve's cares more about properly maintaining the car for safety. You're reading this correctly (if you've made it this far), the mechanics at Steve's know your car better than the mechanics at your car's dealership, and Steve's recommends more products and services than even your car's dealership, and dealerships, as everyone knows, are notorious for upselling. Insane that Steve's attempts to outsell the kings of upselling. Best part was Trevor was addressing my review at the time, but my review made no mention of Steve's recommending an oil change too often (see the review below), which is telling because it means Steve's recommends more frequent oil changes than your car's manufacturer recommends. I'm insulted for two reasons. First, that Trevor thinks he can use the same snake-oil salesman talking points he would use on a grandmother. Second, for wasting my time. Original review: Recommend for an oil change but nothing else. Know that they attract customers with inexpensive oil changes in order to upsell just about everything. Multiple times they’ve recommended service my car didn’t need. Most recent example was when I needed new brake pads, they insisted I needed new rotors as well because “you should always change them together” and “if you don’t the brakes will squeak.” I called a dealership to fact-check and they said that’s not a thing, you’re fine to replace just the pads without rotors. Sure enough, it’s been months and brakes are just fine, no squeaks.