Had an appointment for an oil change and asked them to look at an issue concerning the check engine…read morelight and some weird things happening with shifting. They were able to diagnose it correctly and fix for around $200. I came in worried about the transmission so $200 was ok! And they did fix the problem a few months later. Another visit with a different vehicle, asked for an oil change and just confirm there are no problems before we went on a road trip. $100 for that oil change and health check which seemed really high. Bottom line, they seem like solid mechanics. Just be prepared to pay!

Hendershots have been my go to shop since they opened. I've know Greg since his family first moved…read moreto town. They do high quality service at a fair and competitive rate. Greg and his staff are very honest and friendly. He has a great group of hard working and professional staff. I highly recommend them and their shop. Kenny Inman

I went there 2 days in a row for a tire change and alignment and they refused to align it becasue…read morethe rack and pinion has a slight leak. They offered to replace the requested tires but said the would't align my car until the other part was fixed! The old fuck with long hair (think his name is David Lockman) should be fired! My time was wasted and had not be able to go home for 2 days! Screw Neal Tire of Greencastle! I reccomnend 3-D Tire & Service instead.

I rarely leave reviews but made darn sure to take the time to leave this one. When we had our one…read moreyear old Toyota serviced in Terre Haute last month, we were told it needed alignment. At the time I wasn't prepared to wait the extra time it was going to take so I just thought I would get the job done back home in Greencastle. I received a call saying that there was no alignment needed and was only charged $18 to diagnose. I so much appreciate the honesty when they could have easily made much more money by doing an unnecessary job. Thank you!

Called to give them info what needed repaired,,,wanted estimate...waited 2 days called back ,,no…read moreestimate...needed car for work....called back 2 more times...no results...they failed me. You people need to do better...

I have dealt with don for many things from oil changes to full power train replacement. Always…read moredone a great job and has always been honest with me. Will continue to use them for as long as he's open for business

My 2012 SVT Raptor needed brakes and spark plugs. Muffler Connection was recommended to me by a…read morecouple people so I gave them a try. I was not disappointed. They got the job done incredibly quickly, were happy to let me supply my own parts (because I'm picky) and the price was very very good. They are my new go-to car repair folks.

I don't want to leave a one-star review because I'm conflicted. This guy was not rude, but at the…read moresame time a bit unprofessional. Let me explain. I just moved to the area and lost access to my trusted mechanic back in PA. Also, thanks to YouTube, I have fixed many things on my own, like a brake cable on my old truck, an oxygen sensor on another car, differential fluid, transfer case fluid, serpentine belt, rotor / brakes, and, of course, oil changes. Now I am in the process of replacing my AC compressor. Unfortunately, due to my move to IN, I was busy with all kinds of stuff around the house, moving in, etc. Our Toyota Camry was making loud muffler like sounds, and my wife was pushing me to fix it. I should have jacked up my car, put it on stands, and looked it up on YouTube but I relented. This guy's reviews were good, so I decided to trust whatever he said. Big mistake. He fixed the problem (he said it was a catalytic converter replacement), but then a month later, the problem returned. I brought the car back in, and he said he needed to replace the gasket. After the second fix I picked up my car. On the way home, I looked at my dashboard and noticed two warning icons were lit. I stopped and called the mechanic to tell him. He listened, and I said I would clear the codes with my scanner tool when I got home. I did, but the codes returned. I called the mechanic again to report the problem. He was polite, and we were friendly with each other. I essentially told him he was wrong, but instead of offering a fix, he made no offers. So I told him I would fix it myself. I resolved the "bank 1 sensor 1" problem with a new O2 sensor, and now everything is fixed. However, I am out several hours of work and the cost of the part. This guy charged me $798 (plus he kept my old catalytic converter, which I assume he was able to sell for a sizable profit) for a cheap part, and it seems like he used something like JB Weld muffler seal. He claimed it was the catalytic converter assembly. I cannot tell if he actually replaced it; the part itself is very cheap online. The pictures I took of the bottom of the car show rusted or brownish parts and seems to be nothing new except for a few bolts and JB Weld muffler substance. If he did, my guess is it was a refurbished unit or one that would not pass inspection for smog in other states?? If the part was refurbished or it was not good in other states he should have told me so I could decline. I am not an expert and am not claiming anything nefarious, but I do have bad memories of several shops cutting my old Nissan Sentra's CV joints when I was young and inexperienced. To keep my review balanced (hence 2 stars), the guy did replace my rusted gas heat shield for a fair price. That was good. Note to self: Always push for a detailed estimate. Looking online, this seems to be required by law (I am not an attorney and could be wrong). I should have not accepted a lightly written, carbon-copy bill that is almost impossible to understand. Always jack up your car and educate yourself. Learn the law online before forking out your hard earned cash.