Pride Auto Care

Jerod Pincomb a month ago

Great place, and the staff was friendly and helpful. My only hesitation is the price. I was charged $148 for a 7-quart oil change, which honestly felt pretty steep, even with the $15 discount they gave me. I understand that my vehicle takes more than the typical 5 quarts, but I was still surprised by the final price. Overall, I had a good experience, but I’d definitely consider coming back if the pricing were a little more competitive.

Mike Wurzer 5 months ago

I really appreciated getting sent a link to my vehicle condition report before they started working on anything. Great to have a copy sent directly to me while the car was still in the shop. Gave me good insight on where my cars “health” was. They also got me in for an appointment right away.

Karlene Aguilar Edited 8 months ago

This place is a definite NO. As a woman, I might be underestimated, but I'm certainly not foolish. I went in for a simple oil change and ended up with a lengthy "list of recommended fixes." One of the items on that list was my spark plugs. When I mentioned I'd just had them replaced, Pride's explanation was that they base recommendations on mileage and that they hadn't actually inspected them, relying instead on "car facts." This is reason number two to steer clear. I then politely asked for a discount on a tire rotation, as I was already there for the oil change. The synthetic oil alone was $200. The manager's response to my discount request was, "if you're going to twist my arm and complain," then fine. It's worth noting that the woman ahead of me left without paying for her tire patch, and they didn't seem to mind. Thanks for the attitude and for ensuring I'll never return. A couple of hours later, I decided to double-check their work and discovered they'd forgotten to reattach the skid plate to the bottom of my car. If I hadn't noticed, I would have never gotten it back.

Rain Bow 8 months ago

I took my truck in for an oil change on 1/31/26, when that was completed, I was told that my vehicle failed a battery test. I was asked if my truck ever had failed to start and I replied no, I was then told that to replace with a new battery and labor, the cost would be over $600 dollars. This is clearly price gouging, because of this, when I got home I inspected my truck to make sure that the oil change was in fact completed, I'm surprised it was. Thank goodness. I wanted everyone who reads this review to be aware of price gouging and sketchy upselling. I do not recommend this business. Invoice # 5530-7929418

Nick Pate 8 months ago

Went in for a full diagnosis as I was having some issues that we had no idea what was going on. They did a full look over and missed a few things I was already aware of but was not on our diagnosis and never mentioned. However they did figure out my main reason for coming in, o2 sensors and spark plugs were causing issues. My car spent a week in the shop as they waited for parts and did what they needed. Also had an oil change done. Dropped off on a Saturday. Was told it would be ready by Wednesday, waited all day Wednesday for a call never got one so I called them an hour before close. Told me it would be ready Friday as some part had melted and they were repairing it and it was taking a bit longer, and that they would call me. Never got a call so again I called them. Friday morning comes around I call an hour after open figuring it would be ready. Was told to wait an hour so they could do a test drive. Waited the hour and got the call to pickup. Went and picked up. Sounded good, ran, started all seemed well. 5 minutes down the road my car broke down on the side of c470. Waited over 3 hours for a tow truck. Because as I mentioned before they missed stuff during the full diagnosi