Midas Auto Service Experts / Libertyville, Illinois

Rating: ★

29 years in Business

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Brake Repair

Address: 60 Skokie Valley Rd, Libertyville

Postal code: 60035

Phone: (847) 831-5000

if we can`t fix it.....destroy it!

From a small chip to a completely shattered window, Aaron Auto Glass is here to restore your vehicle`s glass to new. Our mobile service means you don`t have to move another inch with an unsafe window. No matter what make or model you drive, be it car, truck, or van, we`ve got what you need thanks to our extensive inventory, the largest in the Chicagoland area. Let us help you with ?ˆ? Windshield & tempered glass replacement ?ˆ? Water & air leaks sealed ?ˆ? Stone chip repairs ?ˆ? Door window replacement & repair ?ˆ? Door window motors, regulators, & switches replaced A broken window doesn`t have to mean a broken bank, either. We refuse to be undersold, and will beat any legitimate competitor`s pricing. We even offer a lifetime warranty on every job we do. If you`re even in a spot with your vehicle`s glass, give Aaron Auto Glass a call and we`ll be there in no time!

Categories:

Automobile Parts & Supplies, Auto Repair & Service, Brake Repair, Auto Oil & Lube, Automobile Accessories, Mufflers & Exhaust Systems, Wheels-Aligning & Balancing, Wheel Alignment-Frame & Axle Servicing-Automotive, Automobile Air Conditioning Equipment-Service & Repair

Payment:

amex, master card, discover, visa

Open hours:

Mon - Thu 7:00 am - 7:00 pmFri 7:00 am - 6:00 pmSat 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

Reviews:

Midas Fails Replace drain plug, No Oil, Engine Destroyed!

April, 2010 Midas Service,(in Highland Park, IL. 60035 - our home town Midas) changed the oil in my daughter`s Nissan Altima on 03-19-10. My daughter (Carly - High School senior) brought her car home, and parked it. The entire family left the next day for eight days in California. The car was untouched, at home, for those eight days. The day after we returned, my daughter and wife noticed a small amount of oil le... view moreakage, and called me at my office and report. I planned to check this out after work. Carly made several short trips in the mean-time. Her last trip was to a friend`s house about 10 minutes from ours. About 11 PM that night, Carly called and told me her car`s oil light was on, and the car wouldn`t start. I drove over. There was ZERO oil in the engine, the remainder all over friends driveway, and there was NO plug-in the oil pan, just a hole where ALL the oil had drained out. Engine and car are now junk. Midas franchise owner in Highland Park, IL., James Corollo refused to speak with me, and put Mgr. Frank in charge of communications. After a week of ""looking the situation over"", I was told there was no way Midas was at fault. (?) I received a call from Midas` ""insurance agent"" Trinity, claiming Midas was going ton do ZIP. Common sense dictates that the oil was not secured and drained. How else would the oil-plug disappear? I STRONGLY encourage anyone who might be in this area, and judging this case to be OK with the Midas Corporation, to avoid a Midas Service if you`d like to keep your auto healthy. It could have been your daughter or son who lost a car to their negligence. Interestingly, the Asst. Mgr. at the location in question, told me he was ""ashamed to work at that store. He, would have handled the situation differently"". The good guys & the bad guys. In closing, thanks for reading this. Ron Kolman Highland Park, IL.

RonxKolman / 4/24/2010