Sometimes you find honest places. When I had an 80s Honda into the 2000s, I took it into the dealer and gave a list of maintenance items of what I assumed it needed for its age. Like shocks, stabilizer bushings, ball joints etc. They came back with "You just need new tires, we've never had to replace shocks unless there's been a serious accident" and pointed to a sign on the wall. The sign was a 70s Honda hatchback picture with a note that the car still was running on the original shocks. They could have sold me all kinds of parts and labour back then (before I was more into cars), but they took the honest route.