We had our rear brakes replaced at this shop in early July. Afterward, our vehicle developed an emergency brake malfunction, and we had to take it to a Mazda dealership for repairs costing over $800 to replace the damaged motor. The Mazda technician explained that putting the brakes into service mode before replacing them is a very basic and essential step in the repair process. Based on the dealership's findings, it appears this step may have been overlooked. This is a disappointing mistake that raises serious concerns about the shop's technical experience and attention to detail. During the original visit, the staff were kind and attentive, which is why this experience has been particularly disappointing. I contacted the shop, shared the Mazda dealership's report, and offered to have the dealership's technician discuss the findings with them directly. So far, I have not received any response. Mistakes can happen, but how a business handles a problem afterward matters. Given the additional expense, safety concerns, and lack of follow-up, I would no longer feel comfortable trusting this shop with our vehicle or recommend to anyone.