Folks, I've been to PAS on several occasions to avoid the modern day service writers at the dealership. I'll say this, the staff is friendly and very thorough. Joe Muniz the gentleman up front is knowledgeable and courteous. He'll even get you a ride home. They will promptly troubleshoot and diagnose your vehicle, providing you with detailed pictures and recommended services based on the age/mileage. This will be done via email on your customer profile so that you can conveniently approve/decline the services at the click of a button. Now here's the kicker.... I've noticed that their prices have significantly gone up over the years and are pretty much right in line with the dealer. Yes, their service is top notch and these guys are experienced automotive technicians but expect to pay premium fees. Some of these fees will leave you having a Fred Sanford style panic/heart attack in their lobby. For instance, the supplies/technology fees at the end of your receipt. If you're an educator or prior service member kindly ask for your discount, don't be rude and demand it. If you find yourself in a bad spot financially you can always apply for Synchrony financing but don't expect miracles with a 500 FICO score. If you do happen to qualify, you might even leave with promotional financing terms. My advice, do your own oil changes at home with Amsoil products(order online), replace your own cabin air filter and engine air filter with WIX products(O'Riley's). While you're at it, label them with a Sharpie so you know exactly when you did it. If you don't have a shade tree mechanic as an uncle or find it easy to trust the mechanics on craigslist and you really want to save some money you're going to have to bite the bullet and do it yourself. So fire up YouTube, bloody up your knuckles and make a few annoying trips to the auto parts store and harbor freight for some inexpensive tools. If not, drop by PAS and spend some of your hard earned money. Keep it simple because these days, time is precious. Regards,