Made an on-line reservation with specific details to change summer wheels to winter wheels, including reprogramming the tire pressure sensors. Upon arrival and waiting through a long line of angry customers, I was told that they are unable to program the TPS and the attendant laughed at the fact that I had a reservation.

On the 17 of July, I took my car in for brakes all four tires. I drive a jeep liberty 2005 this is the first time brakes will be changed on this vehicle. I dropped of the car and headed to work a few hours later I received a call tell me that my rotors need to be cut and my brake lines need bleeding, I agreed with the service and said yes to all...
After picking up the car that afternoon I check out the work done, I noticed that the rotors had a lip on the end the same lip it had when I took the car in. I didn’t question the work and left. A few days later the car would shake when I applied the brakes eight day later I took the car back to Mavis to have this checked out. I received a call later that day informing me that I need tires and struts and my rotor need cutting. I do need tires but that not what making my cars shake when I applied the brakes. MY car is in perfect condition I take great car of it. It has 65,000 miles and the struts are fine. Why would u need to re-cut rotors eight days later?
I feel like this company is charging for work not done and robs the consumer with false need repairs consumer beware

Don't trust that new manager J$$, he will sell you stuff you don't really need.
Save yourself some time and money, just go to your local recommended mom/pop shop.