Took my car in for a rattling; They could not figure out the problem and had to take it in multiple…read moretimes. Eventually figured out the problem on the third or fourth visit, but dealing with them was overall a waste of time.

Well known father and son local Batavia vehicle repair business. They employ ASE mechanics and…read morestand by their quality of work, ranging from general everyday transportation to high-end exotic and older collector vehicles.

These wonderful gentleman have an excellent auto repair business, but I also know them for their…read moreU-Haul rentals. They carry all the U-Haul brand supplies from boxes to tape and moving dollies. They have a couple different vehicles available for rent and the cargo van in particular is a real godsend for trips to Home Depot or Menards when I need to pick up something large that will not fit in my vehicle. Thanks for all the help, guys!

My rating is based on a phone call. I called to ask if they could replace a power steering line on…read morea Hyundai. The dealership wanted to charge me $300 for the part but I found it online OEM for $45. Hyundai said I can bring in the part no problem and they would just charge me labor. So I called Abe and Docs to see if they could compete on labor. The guy at Abe and Docs tells me on the phone he doesn't deal with people bringing in their own parts. When I asked, "Why if it's an OEM Hyundai part?" he said, "I have to make money on parts to make ends meet." So he openly admitted to me that he needs to charge mark-up on parts for customers. Wow. So this is not a "service shop" this is also a glorified retail parts store. That's pretty pathetic that they couldn't match or beat the $105 an hour in labor charges. So be aware, if you are getting anything done with this guy he is trying to rip you off on parts just like the big stealerships. Edit 9/30 - Mark L. I'm very understanding that a business needs to make money to keep the lights on. A lot of people realize parts are marked up 300%+ and it has nothing to do with quality. Regardless, when we spoke you made no effort to try to compete with the pricing of the dealership. Either with the price of their parts or their hourly rate. You know just as well as I that you can source quality parts cheaper than the dealership and pass the savings onto the customer. Again, you did not offer to do that. But thanks for making it seem like I hung up on you. I did not. In fact there was a long awkward pause where you could've offered to give me a quote. Instead you acted like I was bothering you. I was very polite as were you just too dismissive. If you were busy I understand but if you plan on keeping repeat customers such as myself (Yes, I've had work done from you guys before. ;) I would suggest working with the customer a little more.

I went to just get one of my tires filled up and Cody was nice to fill all my tires up to hit the…read more35 mark. The other three were at 33. Cody was helpful and got my Jeep in and out quickly. I've had two of my tires replaced here and they always are helpful.

Tim is the store manager and I have to say he made my experience way better than I would have…read moreimagined. As a multiple car owner and a stunt driver for film and television, I am very pleased and surprised with how he handles business. It's refreshing to see great customer service. Once again thank you, I will be back to service another vehicle.

I've had a rusty old 2000 Honda Civic for the last 7 years that Geneva Tire and Auto has kept…read moretruckin' along. They always do good work, keep me well informed on exactly what's wrong, what the best and most cost efficient way to fix it will be, and get the job done on time. They'll tell you when someone else could do the job better or cheaper, and talk you through any DIY repairs you might be thinking about. Fair, kind, and efficient! What else do you need!? A dog. You need a friendly shop dog. And they have that too.

Honest and straightforward, they let you know upfront they can't compete with big box prices on…read moretires but we prefer to spend a few extra on tires to support small family business rather than corporations. Prices on oil changes, brakes, other car maintenance/repairs are competitive. Dog friendly store, so bring your dog! One of the owners even does nail trims for $10! Our dog wouldn't let anyone trim her nails until we came here. Leave your car and stroll historic downtown Geneva or, on a crummy day, you can hang out, work on a puzzle, have a cup of coffee, play with one of their Goldens (if you don't like dogs, they keep them crated). Interesting antiques for sale, too!

Professional, Fast, Affordable! Came in for an oil change before our road trip. Oil change…read morecompleted and did a full vehicle inspection and we were on our way quickly. SO nice to have a shop like this close by.

Merlin came in clutch (literally!). My husband's manual car was having some issues slipping when…read moretrying to shift gears and then his transmission light came on - I was worried the clutch was burnt out, and sure enough when Merlin called to let us know that was the issue, they were genuinely sympathetic about it, because that's such a costly repair. Upon further inspection, the fly wheel was also beyond saving ( see attached pictures from Merlin). I was so stressed out, but they worked with us to find a way to pay off the amount of work, and I am beyond relieved! But, it gets worse, the part was out of stock everywhere. So after about 5 days, when they finally got the part, they stayed after hours to finish it up so we could pick it up the very same evening. Special shout out to Patrick and Steve whom we worked with, and Steve for offering me tissues! My husband drove the car home and said it feels like a completely different vehicle (in a good way) I would definitely recommend Merlin's for honest and timely work. We are so appreciative.

This place is awesome! Best service and very reasonable prices. I'll definitely be back next time I…read moreneed any type of car repair or service.

They're super rude here!! Was about to pull in and they were being aggressive toward me. I went to…read morediscount tire instead, they're always nicer. Great way to lose business!

My family and I had our boats' trailer tires replaced. 1 month later we had a week long trip in…read moreMichigan planned and we were taking our boat. The morning of our trip, one of the trailer tires was flat. My husband called Belle Tire immediately after spotting the flat and spoke to Bradley. Bradley was so kind enough to squeeze us in to replace the tire within the hour. We knew they were busy and we were extremely grateful with how flexible and nice everyone was. Overall great experience with Belle Tire. We've had a few car tires changed there and they are always great with us! Highly recommend this place if you're looking for a place where you're not just a customer looking for new tires!

Thank you to Belle Tire for the wonderful and immediate service!…read moreWe stopped in to fill up our tire with air, and a gentleman came out right away and noticed there was a gash in it. They promptly replaced our tires, and the whole team was so helpful. A special thanks to Joe at the front desk for keeping us informed throughout the process. Great service all around!

I had a good experience at the Geneva location. They disposed of my spare tire very easily and for…read morefree. All I had to do was drop the tire off at the front office.

Went in for an Uber inspection at the Dekalb location on Wednesday and was told I needed new tires…read more Was not charged for the failed inspection. Got new tires and went back for an inspection at the Geneva location since my tire shop is out here and was failed for windshield wipers. Was told I would not pass unless I paid an extra $25-35 for wipers. Was charged $26 for the failed inspection here. This is a money-grab. Here's the streaks:

Great service at a good price!…read more I thought my car was a goner, it would not start, or if it did would only run a short time. Had to have it towed to Mikes. They found the problem quickly and the next day I was back on the road!

I brought my wife's 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit in for new brakes and rotors. A few weeks…read morelater, my wife noticed the brakes were making a squealing noise during turns so I brought the vehicle back to have it inspected. I was charged $100 just for them to look into the issue. What was most concerning was learning that when the brakes and rotors were replaced a few weeks earlier, the shop chose to install lower-quality aftermarket parts rather than OEM parts. The original components on the vehicle were OEM, but instead of giving us the option to choose, the service advisor of Indian descent told me they used cheaper parts because OEM parts were "too expensive" and would make them less competitive. That decision was made without our knowledge or approval. When it comes to critical safety components like brakes, customers should always be given the option and informed about the quality of parts being installed. Choosing lower-quality parts to save money--without discussing it with the customer--raises serious concerns about quality, safety, and reliability. At the very least, we should have been given the option to replace the parts with OEM components or informed beforehand about what was being installed. Instead of rectifying their original mistake they shifted focus to other parts (pins) that still didn't address the issue at hand. Hence, I would not recommend if you're looking for honesty, quality, safety, and RELIABILITY.