9-leg pallets have held up well for us under daily forklift use, the main damage we see is at the corners from repeated fork entry, not the actual legs failing under weight.

Price doubling between shops for the same Amaron model usually means one place is selling genuine stock and another is either marking up heavily or pushing something not quite right. Worth asking for the supplier invoice if the price seems off.

A video showing exactly where the oil leak was coming from before any work started is the kind of transparency that should be standard everywhere but rarely is. That alone builds more trust than any fancy waiting room.

"Certified" on a wall sign means nothing without wiTech or StarScan diagnostic access. That's your quickest way to separate real Jeep specialists from pretenders.

Bro under 3k vs 10k?? That's insane. Most shops just see an Audi and automatically assume you have deep pockets. Good on you for doing your research before agreeing to anything.