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  • Last November I brought my daughters Scion Tc in for a four wheel alignment after she had a fight with a curb. The crew did an excellent job and sent me on my way. A few weeks ago she noticed that the car was pulling to one side and had some tire wear. Took the car back to find that the alignment was out again. Kyle was very helpful and patient with my 18 year old daughter and brought the car back to spec. Since it had been so soon they did the work for no charge. It's refreshing to find a business with honesty and integrity. I would highly recommend Kerry's for your car care needs! UPDATE unfortunately I had to update my highly rated review I left a couple months ago. The other day I took the same car in for a brake bleed. I do a lot of my own maintenance including brakes on my car but somehow got air in the system. I went to drop off the car and Kyle checked me in. I told him all I needed was a brake bleed and explained the situation. I asked approximately how much it would cost, he said about $35. After I went to pick up the car an oil change was done on the vehicle even though I did not order it. I explained that I did not order a oil change and they refunded me the amount. ( little miffed, I had just did a full synthetic oil change) Anyhow, I was charged over 100 for the brake bleed. He explained to me that the only way to do the service was to do a fluid exchange in which I had already had done prior. First red flag, after driving the vehicle for a while I noticed that the pedal still have not changed a bit. I immediately called back to ask about the service and if they had gotten any air out the first time. Kyle explained that yes they did get an air out but the brakes needed to be taken apart, cleaned and adjusted and that would take care of the problem. He also told me that the mechanic said that the brakes were still not right. It would've been nice for him to tell me at the time of pick up. Second huge red flag... so off to the Internet I went and found an article on how to bleed the ABS system. I went a head and did it myself and what do you know...it worked. I would've thought by doing a fluid exchange and brake bleed they would've caught the ABS system having air in it.
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