Business ProfileforNick's Parkway Auto Repair and Gas

My check engine light was on so I had work completed at ****'s Parkway. They told me both the catalytic converter and the fuel injectors needed replacement. Every time we spoke on the phone, the estimate was higher than the previous time. They also noticed the tire pressure light was on. This was due to a faulty sensor in the tire. I specifically told them I DID NOT want to replace the sensor as it was not, at this time, a necessary repair.I never received a written estimate of any kind. I never agreed to the replacement of the sensor. All tolled, the repair job cost $4097.30 plus the cost of a rental car. The labor on the invoice was not itemized.A few weeks after the repairs were completed, I received a recall notice from ***** regarding the fuel injectors. I asked ****'s to please print out for me a copy of the completed invoice since I had replaced mine. Rather than just doing that, there was a process of several weeks of wheeling and dealing in which ****'s communicated directly with ***** to try to get directly reimbursed. They assured me they'd then pass along that money to me, but would not put that in writing. They also assured me this would get me more of a reimbursement than if I submitted the invoice myself. I finally got so frustrated that I just demanded the invoice, again asking them to itemize the labor. They continued to refuse to itemize the labor.When ***** was processing the receipt, they attempted to contact ****'s, also to get itemized labor (***** was refunding the cost of the fuel injectors plus the labor cost of replacing them. Because I had other work done, we needed this itemized.) ****'s refused to provide that to *****. **************** representatives at ***** told me this was "very unusual". When I asked them if the amount I paid was excessive, their response was, "You said it, not us." My tire sensor light went back on almost immediately, and ***** only reimbursed a fraction of what I was charged.