Did what was asked and the resulting TH700-R4 trans rebuild shifts well. "In house" transmission…read morerebuild is a misnomer as the trans is rebuilt offsite with no ability to observe high end components ordered were actually used. In addition you would think they would at least hit the removed transfer case and trans mounting bolts with a wire brush for a light clean, not so as all those items were re-installed with caked on dirt.

I brought my car here for a transmission leak they were very up front and I was comfortable leaving…read moremy car with them and felt they would get it done. After a few days they called me to pick it up after driving into the work I noticed the leak was still there looked like nothing had been fixed it was Friday and soonest I could bring it back was Monday. Over the weekend I realized they had left my radiator cap off and my car almost overheated. If I didn't have a gallon of water and my buddy following me I'm guessing my car would have been done. I took it back to have them fix the leak, they ended up fixing the leak and I asked them to consider what happened and call me. They never got back in touch and didn't even pay for the radiator cap I had to buy and the additional coolant they cost me. If they want to... seems they can do good work but seems they lack follow-up and customer service.

honest. thought I needed a new starter for my f-350. Phil could have sold me one $1000. he found…read moreproblem-$95. never go any where else for auto service.

What can you say about a shop that misleads you about being able to work on your hybrid car,…read morefalsely "diagnosed" not one, but two perfectly good hybrid batteries, did not pull the bottom covers off the tow truck thus causing the parts to be lost! They kept my car for weeks after we changed out the first replacement hybrid battery before they refused to do the work they stated they would. To say this shop cost me thousands is an understatement! The cost of rentals alone during the time they were cross diagnosing is shameful! At the very least they should refund the diagnostic fee of $185 for a battery that they could not have diagnosed because it contained no coolant!

trusted was prompt, courteous professional would recommend him or the shop he works at to anyone…read more It was an excellent experience.

Misogyny alert. Had an outright terrible experience. Came in for oil change, wanted to try these…read moreguys out. Omar rolled his eyes at my rebuffs of him trying to sell me things on top of the oil change. Same rolling of the eyes when I asked that the tires be pumped to 32 which is closer to the factory standard of 30 for my car "We do it at 35 here". I requested he print out the estimates for all the services he wanted to sell me. "Do you need me to actually print it out?" At the end, I pointed out the chauvinist attitude and was told "You're just difficult" and "God bless you!" which sounded like "F*@k you". The fee including tax for oil change had been quoted to me to be $75. I noticed I was charged $79.88. I approached a very nice staff member Tabor who took my receipt and said he would try to help. Out comes out Omar with his bullying attitude spitting out "Do you have a problem with the invoice?" I told him I would like to deal with his colleague. "Here! Out of my own pocket!" he fishes out a five dollar bill from his sweaty pocket and shoves it into my hand. And I get another "God bless you!" that has so much hatred in it. I go back to Tabor and ask him to take the bill and to give me a five out from the register. On the way home, I get a tire pressure sign which I have not seen for many months. I measure the tire pressure: 34.3, 33.7, 36.9 and 37.4. Not only was Omar rude, he was plain misogynist and unprofessional. Tabor mentioned this was not the first time a woman has complained of being treated in a hateful, misogynist way. Their boss Jerry is out on vacation. If I don't get my money back, I'll dispute the charge. Can't believe this just happened.

My car had some issues when I was on my way to work…read more While I was scrambling to fix my car dead in the middle of the street. A really nice man came up and offered to help. This guy was wearing a mechanic's shirt with the tag "All Makes and Model Auto Repair" He quickly diagnosed and fixed the issue. This was the kindest thing anyone has done for me in a long time. Car not having the same issues anymore. I think his name was John. Thank you again, this place has very knowledgeable and helpful people.

Customer service was horrible. Guy in the front desk was being rude and aggressive. Car service was…read morepretty good.

To start, I cannot say enough about how well this business is to deal with. All of the people you…read morewill deal with Peter the owner, Melissa the office person and Mark one of the technicians are noting but super dealing with their respective roles. I have doing buiness with them for two and a half years, and several vehicles being serviced. They have performed the necessary work with top quality parts and services, and have also saved me a significant amount of money over what other auto repair business have quoted for the same repair issues. They have even on several occassions come to my home and picked up a vehicle rather than have me drive one with a potentially serious issue. They have also picked me up at home and driven me back. I highly recommend them for any auto repair issues that you may have

I called them this morning and asked about a tire fix for a slow leak and emissions testing; while…read morethey don't do emissions testing, if ever I have a problem I am confident they would be able to fix it! The staff were professional, efficient and knowledgeable. They told me to come in asap bc they had a window of opportunity to look at and repair my tire, and they kept their word;even showed me the culprit of my slow tire leak. I was so relieved and grateful; they are a great value and I will be back for any and all future repairs I may need. They check all my boxes! PS. They also recommended an emissions testing place that was impeccable as well!

As a younger female college student that has always been taught to be wary of mechanics, I took a…read morejump on this locally owned business. I am pleasantly surprised by the amazing service that Loren and Bryan have provided me with and I'll be going back as long as I am here. They take great pride in their work and don't mind explaining things to someone who doesn't know anything about cars beyond how to change a battery and put on a spare tire. I've never had a problem with their prices or their service (customer or behind the scenes) and I trust them to be honest and tell me what I need and what problems may arise in the future. If you want people that will respect you and show you honesty, these brothers are your guys.

I've been going to Accurate Auto for many years. As soon as my cars' warranty expires, I go to…read moreLoren. I trust them completely. They are competitively priced and totally honest. They've often told me I don't need something I'm convinced I do. I will continue going there as long as I can.

Highly recommend Ramon's, very trustworthy and good quality service. They replaced my brake pads…read moreand front rotors, I feel like the price was very fair for all the work that it needed. They also had my car done in one day even with a high volume of work. My whole family brings all of our cars here. They don't service tires, but all other car needs I always come here. Thank y

What a refreshing and terrific find in honesty and complete work. After repairing an exhaust leak,…read morethese technicians went even further in finding that I had an additional problem found through their computer's scan. Up front and perfect as I was able to get it resolved apart from thier business' purview. Many thanks to those Super Pro's!

They were friendly and give you an out-the-door price. No surprises. They take photos and send…read morethem to you to show you exactly what they are looking at. No work is done before your approval. Did it come to more than their original price? Yep. They replaced the harmonic balancer (crankshaft pulley) and serpentine belt. It wasn't till then they would know the power steering pump was 'belly-up'. They topped all the fluids off and were taking the car to the carwash. The fluid all leaked out before they could even get to the corner of the building. Oh, I could have said, "Don't fix that.", but have you ever tried to drive a car when the power steering isn't working? It's much different from the older cars that had no power steering to begin with. It takes 3 men, a boy and a small dog to turn the steering wheel. In addition, it probably would have destroyed the new serpentine belt in a hurry.

I chose to take my car to Borst Automotive because of the excellent service I received last year…read more Unfortunately, that level of service has completely disappeared. The little touches that made them stand out are gone. They no longer provide a complimentary car wash after service, they let go of the driver who used to take customers home, and none of the management team that was there last year is still there. The entire atmosphere of the shop has changed, and not for the better. I explained to Fernando, the general manager, that my vehicle had mostly been sitting in my garage since July and that I wanted a routine service along with an inspection of a specific issue I had asked them to evaluate. Instead, I was sent an estimate for nearly $5,700 that didn't even address the repairs I specifically brought the car in for. Several items were marked as "critical," and the estimate instructed me to call with any questions. When I called to review the estimate, Fernando immediately responded, "Didn't you get the report I sent?" I explained that I had, but I'm not a mechanic and wanted someone to explain what the findings actually meant. He told me I needed both my front and rear suspension replaced because of the control arms. However, when I pointed out that the inspection report only said the manufacturer recommended the rear suspension and didn't identify it as a problem, he suddenly backed off and said it wasn't necessary at this time. The conversation became increasingly frustrating. His tone was pushy, dismissive, and argumentative. He accused me of having the vehicle serviced somewhere else in November and implied I hadn't maintained it properly. I explained that the car had been sitting in my garage from July until March and that the only reason it was seen elsewhere was because the battery died and needed to be replaced. He then insisted that I had been driving the car extensively because it had accumulated 2,000 miles. I had to explain that those 2,000 miles were driven over an entire year, which is actually very low mileage. At that point, I realized I was arguing with the person inspecting my car about facts that he could easily verify from the service records. That was enough for me. I sent the inspection report and estimate to a trusted friend who is an experienced mechanic in another state. He immediately told me that the quoted prices were roughly double what they should be and advised me not to have the work done there. I have since found another mechanic who treated me with respect, took the time to explain what my car actually needs and quoted much more reasonable prices.