Chevrolet Suburban 1500 Differential/Gear Oil Replacement at your home or office.

She is now mine, my son's, my roommates and any friends I have, mechanic for life....no seriously she was perfect in every way, efficient, honest, tough love and know's her stuff. She rock's!

Enrique was great.

Very professional and courteous. He kept in me informed of the statue of a repair.

Terry showed up on time, and was very friendly. My issue is that he didn't really perform the service as described. As part of the "oil in spark plug wells" service, it says that "A mechanic will check your valve cover gaskets, O-Ring seals, pistons and other important components." He did not do that. He said that based on my description of the symptoms and his experience with the engine in my Suburban, he knew what the problem was. He did show me carbon buildup in the throttle body behind the butterfly valve. Based on that and his prior knowledge, he said an induction cleaning would solve the problem. So I made an appointment at the dealer where he works. After it was inspected down there (by Terry himself), it turned out that I needed new plugs and plug wires, which was going to cost me an extra $500. What he told me would be about $300 worth of work turned into about $800. Also, on his initial visit, he said my rear brake pads needed replaced, but the front ones were fine. However, when I took it to the dealer, it turned out the front brakes needed replaced as well. I could have just saved the $70 YourMechanic fee by taking it to the dealer in the first place, and I would have gotten a thorough estimate of what needed to be done. I believe that Terry is a knowledgeable tech, but he just wasn't very thorough in this case, which caused me quite a bit of sticker shock when I went to the dealer. Either that, or this was an upsell. If I knew the extent of the work that was needed, I would have shopped around for pricing for those services.