We took my Chevy Traverse to Space Center Auto on a Friday because the A/C was blowing warm. My husband chose them instead of our usual shop because they offered a shuttle, which we needed that day. They came back with a long list of issues. First, they said the A/C compressor was broken and would need to be replaced — along with multiple tests, flushes, and additional parts — for about $2,700. Then they claimed the water pump was failing and needed to be replaced immediately to avoid overheating ($1,600). They also quoted us for: Rear main oil seal replacement: $2,854 Front crankshaft seal: $447 Front brake job: $726 The total came to $10,391. For a vehicle that’s less than five years old… what?! We declined everything and decided to take the car to our trusted shop, AutoCheck. Unfortunately, Space Center Auto never mentioned that they’re closed on Saturdays. They gave us the quote late Friday and didn’t hear back from us, so our car sat there all weekend. We couldn’t retrieve it until Monday — and had to pay $311 just to get it released. AutoCheck inspected the car and immediately found the real issue: the A/C compressor. They quoted $1,700 to fix it. When we asked about all the other problems Space Center listed, they were shocked. They told us the water pump was fine, the seals were fine, and nothing else was wrong. Yes, the front brakes will need to be done eventually — but not urgently. AutoCheck had no incentive to downplay repairs; they’re a business, too. If something needed fixing, they would have told us. The contrast between the two shops was staggering. Based on our experience, I would avoid Space Center Auto at all costs.