I go here because of the location and convenience to where I live, but I think I'll start to look…read moreelsewhere. The 1st time here, I needed to get one of my tires patched. Drove out and back because there was a rattling noise. Completely free lug nut that wasn't put back on was getting banged around in my wheel. 2nd time there, I figured I go back again because it's close by to get an oil change and I needed one. Dropped off the car to be done the next day, asked if my tires needed to be rotated. I said no since it wasn't free of charge. My other mechanic does it for free. They call to let me know my air and cabin filters are dirty next day. They let me know the prices, so I said no problem and put new ones in. I go in to pay and I notice windshield wiper fluid being added to my bill. Granted it's only 4 bucks, but I have windshield wiper fluid at home and so does nearly everyone else. That 4 dollars adds up when you think of other customers getting an oil change. I asked for an oil change not my windshield wiper fluid to be filled. It wasn't even low since my light didn't go on. Instead of offering to take it off the bill since I never authorized it, they simply said it's part of their service to inspect other fluids and to remind them next time not to do it. If it was transmission fluid that needed to be drained, I'd hope they'd let me know before they put that on the bill. I've never been charged for filling up windshield wiper fluid as part of an oil change at any other car shop. To top it off, I drove out of there with my right front tire pretty low on air (24 psi) and my tire pressure sensor going off. So they didn't go out of their way to check that when I would've appreciated it more than windshield wiper fluid. If I'm paying a sizeable amount of money to get car maintenance, I want it to be a thorough job and I was disappointed in both of my experiences here.

The service i received was pretty good, but the owner was exceptionally rude to me. I'd had an idea…read moreof a possible issue my engine was facing, and mistakenly said 4 cycle instead of 4 stroke engine, and this set him off. I had been making friendly conversation about how the business was going, and D---en had explained margins were thinning compared to the past, and i asked him why and he explained about costco & youtube and were making it harder to be a mechanic, and somewhere in his frustrated rant he said to me me "You're the worst type of customer" I repeat, he called me "The worse type of customer", and continued to explain what was frustrating him about the challenges of small time mechanics remain profitable. Hey, at least I was a customer, I'm not sure I will be in the future. Now, him and his squad fixed my car up good, checked the brakes, and investigated a check engine light and i was satisfied with the quality of service, definitely. But I don't need to be insulted, to my face.

no problems here. this is my go to place when i'm in morris/sussex cty area…read more they do good work all at fair reasonable prices -the way an honest mechanic would charge.

I wish I could leave less than a one star review these jokes of mechanics changed my oil and…read morestarted the engine had a huge knock ended up cracking the block and broke the cylinder 7 concting rod had to get a whole new engine and they did not take any responsibility for their actions couldn't recommend this place to anybody save your money and go to literally any other shop

I took my 550 truck to MotoPro because it had an oil leak issue. They replaced the turbo, but after…read morethe replacement, the turbo was never right. I went back five or six times, and eventually, I decided not to return. The turbo continued to fail, and when I sought help from other mechanics, it eventually blew up and was beyond repair. When I tried to get assistance with the turbo's warranty, they refused to help. Every visit to MotoPro resulted in more attempts to charge me extra money, and in the end, my truck was never properly fixed. Ultimately, I spent nearly $8,000 on repairs and never got good results. Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

Brought my car in for an oil change then after I leave the lot I notice the check engine light…read morecomes on and the car starts not accelerating. I'm out $280 after they claim it has nothing to do with the oil change. LIESSSS. I will not come back. Poor customer service.

I took my truck in because my engine light came on. They told me that the catalytic converter and…read moreoxygen sensors needed to be replaced. The original estimate was approximately $2900 and the final bill was higher($3070). I missed two days for work due to wrong parts, them not being able to get a bolt off. When I finally got my car back the engine light came on and my transmission was shot. The car never had prior transmission problems at all. When I sent them the info that using heat by the transmission can cause damage they dismissed it. I had to junk the car for $500. The worst car repair experience I ever had. I never took a car to get a major repair like this and had the car run much worse. I will never go back. Buyer beware with these guys.

I initially chose this shop for a snow tire installation because they were able to fit me in…read morequickly and had high-end equipment. This used to be Euro Tire which I used previously for various things with no issues. Unfortunately, what began as a simple service resulted in over $1,000 in damages and a complete lack of accountability. After picking up my car, I discovered the wheel bolts had been severely over-torqued. I returned within 30 min, and a technician confirmed they were stuck, stating he was "uncomfortable" proceeding at closing time. I took the car home and dropped it off the following morning as they said they will take care of it. The next day, multiple lug nuts were stuck which required drilling of the studs to remove them. The shop broke at least 4 lug nuts in half trying to remove them and the 2 wheels were stuck on the car. During the extraction process, the shop drilled through the wheel itself rather than just the studs. Put the wheel back on and said it was all done. I once again checked when I got home and discovered the wheel was drilled into and 2 of 5 lug nuts on one wheel were not holding. This rendered the wheel structurally compromised and unsafe for road use. Despite previously admitting the bolts were over-torqued, the management changed their story once they realized the extent of the damage. When I confronted them about the ruined wheel, they blamed me for the over-torquing--despite the fact that they were the last ones to touch the vehicle. While they refunded the initial labor cost, I am now out approximately $1,000 for a replacement wheel and hardware.