Quality Service Center

I'm so glad I went to this location for a few things i needed help with getting fixed on my car. They even charged half our rate for something instead of an hour. Completely reasonable prices, super friendly ladies in the front greet you as you enter. Really nice waiting area. Very knowledgeable and was ready to help me whatever i needed. We'll be back for anything I need on my vehicle.

Had to get my car towed here by police bc of location of break down. They could have charged more for storage like every other place. Reasonable pricing and a very friendly staff. Also a nice new facility. I recommend this business. Thanks

If you ever want to know what rock bottom feels like with a price tag stapled to it, go ahead and call Quietly Towing. In my personal experience, these guys managed to turn a simple moment of need into a masterclass in how to bleed a stranded driver dry. I was charged $300 for three gallons of gas yes, you read that right and another $70 for the privilege of the driver hanging around for about twenty minutes. The whole thing felt less like a roadside assist and more like somebody flipping your pockets inside out just to see what falls out. There was no empathy, no humanity, no “hey man, rough day, let’s get you moving.” Just cold transactional energy and a bill that looked like it came out of a fever dream. In my opinion, this business doesn’t help people; it profits off desperation. W

John from quality went out of his way to grab valuables that I didn’t notice at first glance. He seemed very experienced with crash sights, vehicles and was genuinely concerned that we received retrievable items. Our experience was more than appreciated. I thank you John for all your help!!!

I’m shocked at the incompetence and lying. They listed needing front brakes in order to pass inspection on a failed inspection report handed to me yesterday. As you can see from the picture, the pads haven’t even come down to the wear line, and it is ludicrous these would be on an inspection failure. They shined a flashlight in a tire that was not taken off and noted rust on the center of the rotor and that it would be metal on metal friction. In New York the procedure is you have to take a tire off during an inspection, not just shine a light through it. And this is not even close to metal on metal. The pads have a lot of wear left and when I checked them later that day (by actually removing the tires) the rotors didn’t even have grooves or warping. Totally unnecessary work. I got it i