beware mechanics causing damage equals future repair business
I brought two vehicles in for inspection, neither had any check engine lights on. When I picked them up, they BOTH had lights; one for o2 sensor and the other for wheel speed sensor. A week later, the starter failed on one vehicle. Six months later, the engine had to be replace in that same vehicle which had 100k miles on it. Since I am anal about servicing my vehicles on time or even early, seems like lots of coincidences, ya? Well, I had another mechanic from Lansing replace the o2 sensor instead of Maguire. He showed me the old one and pointed out that it had actually been cut by the last mechanic (no one else has been under that truck.) So are all of these unusual coincidences really coincidences? Ive now got over 17K into repairs on a 2018 Ford F150 with 100k miles on it in under ONE YEAR, with just ONE of these vehicles Maguire has been servicing. Never again. ASK for your part back so that you can inspect it, or at least get pictures of the part from every angle so that you can be sure your mechanic didnt screw something up that you will have to pay dearly for. Its worth it…they might be on their best behavior if they know youre paying attention.
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