I brought my car here because the A/C wasn’t working properly. I paid a little over $300 for the initial diagnosis/service. I was told there were multiple leaks and that the A/C lines needed to be replaced, with the repair coming out to over $2,400. The way it was explained to me made me feel like replacing the lines was my only option if I wanted to fix the A/C. I was pretty uncomfortable with the cost, so I declined the repair. Only after I pressed back and declined did they tell me that the lines actually didn’t need to be replaced, and the estimate dropped to around $1,100. At that point, I decided to get a second opinion from another specialist. They performed their own dye/leak test and could not find a leak. The A/C system was completely depleted, so they recharged it and it is now working. They advised me to monitor it and bring it back if it loses refrigerant. I understand that A/C leaks can sometimes be difficult to diagnose, but the way this was handled left me feeling like I had to approve a very expensive repair, only for the recommended repair to change significantly after I declined. I’m glad I got a second opinion before spending that kind of money. I would recommend getting another opinion before approving a major repair here.