Midas/Mavis Manager Tory admits on recorded voicemail that safety-critical parts billed as "Installed" were actually left in a box on the floor.
MAVIS CORPORATE HAS ACKNOWLEDGED THIS EVIDENCE AND REFUSED TO REMEDIATE.
STATUS: ESCALATING TO NEVADA ATTORNEY GENERAL & LOCAL MEDIA
INVESTIGATION SUMMARY: Catastrophic suspension failure and mechanical separation of a 3/4-ton heavy-duty vehicle following service at a Midas / Mavis regional facility.
EXHIBIT 1: Total structural failure of the upper control arm interface (Passenger Side).
EXHIBIT 2: Forensic analysis of the failed stud. Total omission of mandatory safety-locking hardware (cotter pin).
EXHIBIT 3: Driver's Side Inspection. Evidence that technicians installed the cotter pin but FAILED TO BEND OR SECURE IT.
Failure attributed to gross mechanical negligence and violation of torque / securement standards.
LEGAL STATUS: Documentation prepared for regulatory enforcement and fraud investigation.
Verified technical analysis by U.S. Patent Holder and Fleet Operator.
LEGAL DEFINITION: NRS 200.5092
Under Nevada Law, Mavis Tier 1 / Midas has targeted TWO "Protected Older Persons":
Formally accepted by the Nevada DMV Compliance Enforcement Division.
STATUS: MAVIS TIRE ATTEMPTING TO EVADE RESPONSIBILITY
Corporate Risk Management is attempting to deflect liability onto a franchise while requesting the return of the vehicle to the hostile facility where sabotage occurred. RESOLUTION REJECTED.
TOTAL PENALTY: $150.00 / DAY
INVESTIGATION FINDINGS: LIABILITY SEPARATION
STATUS: NRS 200.5091 (ELDER EXPLOITATION) - CONCERT OF ACTION DOCUMENTED.
ESTABLISHING LEGAL MALICE UNDER NEVADA LAW
EXHIBIT D-F: SIGNED TESTIMONY OF HARASSMENT
Investigation establishes that the Structural Sabotage and Billing Fraud were motivated by a coordinated pattern of dehumanization.
PUNITIVE DAMAGES TARGETED FOR LEGAL MALICE

This page documents a personal customer experience regarding auto repair service performed at a Midas location in Las Vegas, Nevada.
I paid approximately $527.19 in labor for the installation of ball joints on my 1998 Chevy Suburban 2500. Work involved installing customer-supplied parts.
After payment, I inspected the vehicle while on the lift and found the lower ball joint remained inside the box on the shop floor. Management admitted on voicemail it was never installed.

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I hired an independent mechanic, Lalo, who identified a stripped and unsecured castle nut left by Midas—a condition that could have resulted in immediate steering failure.
Forensic evidence: Stripped Grade-8 safety hardware removed from vehicle.
FINAL UPDATE: On April 24, 2026, the suspension failed catastrophically due to the negligence documented above. The vehicle is currently grounded pending remediation.