I drove about 40 minutes to come to Kurdi’s since they had such great reviews only to be told at about 1:30pm on a Monday that they couldn’t take me. No reasoning, just “No. I can’t” in such a cold demeanor without any type of apology. I found Oil Stop which was a short drive away, and they were a breath of fresh air in comparison to the customer service they provided.
Ghaleb Algamish
The work on my car was bad and sloppy, and the problem was not fixed properly. When I came back, the owner flat-out denied that I had ever been there, which is a complete lie.
No accountability, no professionalism, and zero honesty. If something goes wrong, they won’t stand behind their work—they’ll just pretend they never touched your car.
Do not trust this shop.
— Azam
Oliver Pena
Hazam and Raul are very nice and honest people. You can’t go wrong with their work.
Julio Vidal
Good service and repairs at a great price. I’ve been bringing my cars here for years and haven’t had a bad experience yet.
You Know Spencer
Forgot to put oil cap correctly and put my new car in peril, then they promised to give a free oil change and accept responsibility if engine damage, came back for the free change and they said ownership changed that mechanic left and they won’t honor the previous workers word. I walked away.
*this is a response now to the new owners response below.*
Forgetting to put the oil cap correctly can absolutely cause damage, my oil went down to dangerous levels with extremely low oil warnings on dashboard less than 2 hours after the service. the car was smoking, literally putt putting (as in would not accelerate and then jerking), and it was a brand new car with 3,000 miles. Today it has 5,000. You say he gave me 3 oil changes? The first one I paid for. The second he filled up after all of the oil leaked out from his mistake. The third was because he and no one else at that establishment of yours suggested the smartest move; looking at some of the used oil and checking for metal debris, to verify if there was engine damage, because he and I could hear the nearly brand new v6 engine running much rougher than before. I paid for the first oil change 85 dollars, see receipt. The second fill was what I originally paid for, just not leaking out all over my hometown and now stained driveway. The third was to check for engine damage, which could cost me over 10 thousand dollars, and you complain about the free oil change your employee promised me to make things right, after he apologized like a gentleman. He also wrote if there is any damage, your company is responsible, and I will ensure that, see receipt.
Kathleen McKenzie
I drove about 40 minutes to come to Kurdi’s since they had such great reviews only to be told at about 1:30pm on a Monday that they couldn’t take me. No reasoning, just “No. I can’t” in such a cold demeanor without any type of apology. I found Oil Stop which was a short drive away, and they were a breath of fresh air in comparison to the customer service they provided.
Ghaleb Algamish
The work on my car was bad and sloppy, and the problem was not fixed properly. When I came back, the owner flat-out denied that I had ever been there, which is a complete lie.
No accountability, no professionalism, and zero honesty. If something goes wrong, they won’t stand behind their work—they’ll just pretend they never touched your car.
Do not trust this shop.
— Azam
Oliver Pena
Hazam and Raul are very nice and honest people. You can’t go wrong with their work.
Julio Vidal
Good service and repairs at a great price. I’ve been bringing my cars here for years and haven’t had a bad experience yet.
You Know Spencer
Forgot to put oil cap correctly and put my new car in peril, then they promised to give a free oil change and accept responsibility if engine damage, came back for the free change and they said ownership changed that mechanic left and they won’t honor the previous workers word. I walked away.
*this is a response now to the new owners response below.*
Forgetting to put the oil cap correctly can absolutely cause damage, my oil went down to dangerous levels with extremely low oil warnings on dashboard less than 2 hours after the service. the car was smoking, literally putt putting (as in would not accelerate and then jerking), and it was a brand new car with 3,000 miles. Today it has 5,000. You say he gave me 3 oil changes? The first one I paid for. The second he filled up after all of the oil leaked out from his mistake. The third was because he and no one else at that establishment of yours suggested the smartest move; looking at some of the used oil and checking for metal debris, to verify if there was engine damage, because he and I could hear the nearly brand new v6 engine running much rougher than before. I paid for the first oil change 85 dollars, see receipt. The second fill was what I originally paid for, just not leaking out all over my hometown and now stained driveway. The third was to check for engine damage, which could cost me over 10 thousand dollars, and you complain about the free oil change your employee promised me to make things right, after he apologized like a gentleman. He also wrote if there is any damage, your company is responsible, and I will ensure that, see receipt.