Business ProfileforMeineke Car Care

1/26/24, I took my son's car (2007 ******* to Meineke ("MK") for an oil change & inspection. They said it needed an: oil change, replace air filter, fuel injection service, brake fluid flush, flush coolant system, replace front stabilizer link, replace rear brake pads, resurface rotors, replace shocks, replace front brake ************* (Total: $2,512.80). Im not disputing any of the work needed. We picked up the car, the ** warned us that the brake sensor codes on the dash were on. They may turn off after time but to monitor & bring back if they didn't. We drove it home & the brakes didnt feel right. The car didnt immediately stop and you couldnt slam on the brakes. We called MK, the earliest we could return was 1/30. On 1/30, MK told me they could not read the codes to the sensors due to its age. It brakes but the *** brakes feature wasn't working & said to take it to the ****** dealership. If, the issue was related to their work, they would pay for the repairs. ****** looked and said it was unsafe to drive. ****** didn't have the proper tester to read the codes & had to borrow from Engineering. I called MK to give them the status. I mentioned how I was alarmed they released us the car given the driving condition. His response was the car is safe it has brakes". I said it no longer had *** brakes based on the repairs they did. He responded & said many older cars on the road dont have *** breaks. ****** had to "perform a stroke sensor adjustment, zero point of the steering angle sensor, yaw rate sensor & perform the linear solenoid valve calibration" to get the brakes to work as designed. The cost t was $628.95. When I sent MK the receipt, I requested an add' refund of $996.54 the cost for the brake work. MK declined my request & refunded me for the ****** bill. I'm extremely disappointed with MK's customer service. I believe the should have reimbursed me for a portion of their work as a compensation for my time and inconvenience. I DO NOT recommend MK.