Milex Complete Auto Care

Name: Milex Complete Auto Care
Address: 6240 W 159th St, Oak Forest, IL, 60452, US
Telephone: 708-627-2728
Price range: $$
Rating: 5.0

6240 W 159th St
Oak Forest, IL 60452 708-627-2728

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38 ratings
100% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 7% lower than average
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Consumer Comments for Milex Complete Auto Care

Consumer from Oak Forest, IL
Apr 05, 2020

the best and honest mechanics

Consumer from TINLEY PARK, IL
Mar 09, 2016

Only recommends services that are needed. Never had to return to re-do any service.

Consumer from WESTMONT, IL
Apr 03, 2015

In the last year I have probably done about $300 in work with Milex and I am always satisfied.

I have been going to Tom and Terry for all of my automotive needs for more than 7 years for four different cars. I started going to them once I met my wife as her family had been going there for decades. They are the are the only guys I truly trust with my cars. I drive more than 23 miles from home to take my cars to them.

They have told me on more than one occasion that some work is just not needed these are things either recommended in the manual or suggested by other less honest mechanics. I have a tendency to panic if my car starts making any new noise. The great news is I have never needed to get something done after they told me it was not needed.

My last car was 10 years old and running strong when I had to let it go, in order to get something larger for my growing family. I plan on keeping up my relationship with Tom and Terry and get decades and hundreds of thousands of miles on my cars with Milex.

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