My mother stopped by to check on getting a second opinion on some work done by another…read moremechanic--for an ongoing issue that might benefit from another perspective. When he found out who did the work, he talked about how well he knew the guy and said he would've done the same thing (not even having seen the car). He said she could bring it by for testing, but he also told her he's expensive. Ah. Okay. Message received. You don't want our business. We won't be going back to find out if he's a decent mechanic or not. But I thought other people might need to know that this mechanic even describes himself as "expensive."

Forward- Vehicle involved-2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 5.7…read more About me - Retired now but x-auto-mechanic; have been working on and with all types of vehicles since the '80s, so my extensive experience is of great value to me when it comes to knowing another credible auto-mechanic. Early Sept 2021, we began experiencing new issues with this vehicle, in short: 1. The throttle acceleration would sporadically jump (as if one was to tap the gas pedal on and off) and then for no reason, die. 2. The vehicle would die unexpectedly no matter speed or angle. 3. Would not hold a steady idle. I used a consumer model code reader to see if I could determine the possible issue and resolve it myself, knowing how expensive it is these days for auto-repair, especially if it involved troubleshooting/replacing electronic components. I did retrieve some codes ex: U1411 which indicated the likely cause was the ECM. Well, I also happen to know the ignition switch could cause the vehicle to unexpectedly die so I changed that component first. It's an easy replacement and an inexpensive component ($30) but a little tedious to replace for most that are not mechanically inclined; however that did not resolve the issue. I researched for about 4 hours in addition to speaking to a couple of 30+ year ASE Certified Jeep mechanics who, after reviewing everything were very confident it was the PCM and not the ECM. That said, other than locating one from a salvage yard, the PCM ($1,300) was no longer available for this vehicle nor was the ECM which would have been considerably less. After speaking to John (Owner of "MasterTech Auto Repair") in Harrison, AR. and describing the issues, he assured me he had much more sophisticated equipment to perform a more in-depth diagnosis. He was relatively confident that he would be able to determine the issue fairly quickly over a few days. So that was the best and most effective way forward to determine what the issue was. After a few days of diagnostics/graphs and research, John updated us indicating although right now he was leaning towards the ECM being the issue, he only felt 75% confident. He also mentioned he was noticing some fluctuating voltage in the throttle body. In any case, he wasn't satisfied just yet and asked if it would be OK for him to continue his deep diagnostics and troubleshooting until he felt confident of the cause. I told him to keep it and do what he needed to do until he felt absolutely confident of his diagnosis because I wasn't going to spend money on an ECM or PCM if that didn't resolve the issue and he completely understood. So, 2 more days went by and we received an update call from John. After even more graphing and diagnostics and personal persistence, John said he was now absolutely confident the issue was in fact the throttle body. All in all, after previously conferring with other long-tenured ASE certified Jeep mechanics, their recommendations could have cost us upwards of $1,500-2,000+, and instead, the decision to take it to MasterTech Auto Repair was the correct choice and most affordable and effective choice and resulted in the complete satisfaction of this customer all due to John's steadfast insistence not to be partially satisfied but to be absolutely satisfied with a cause and resolution. Readers Note: Coming from a family of Auto and Aircraft Mechanics, I am not easily pleased nor satisfied when it comes to dealing with most people who claim to be auto-mechanics b/c most don't know anywhere near what they claim to know. Dealing directly with John at MasterTech was a very nice and refreshing experience and I personally and HIGHLY recommend them to anyone.

Husband I are traveling and he noticed that his left front seal was leaking. We tried every auto…read moremechanic that we could find in the area including the Dodge dealership. Everyone was full and we thought that we were going to be stranded but Eric from J&B went above and beyond even though there were extremely busy and didn't really have time to fix it. He was able to get us at least a temporary fix so that we could finish our trip and get back home to our mechanic. We are so grateful to them and felt extremely blessed! We highly recommend them.

These guys know what they're doing and don't charge you your right arm for the work…read more Can't say enough good things about J&B Auto

THANKYOU! We are traveling cross country from California and…read morewere in need of an oil change. I had no luck finding your average 10 minute /quick oil stop so I searched Yelp and found these guys! So glad I did. Todd took my call, made me an appointment and then took us in early! Very fast, efficient friendly and the cost was reasonable!

My girlfriend took her car there for a check engine light issue. They cleared the code, stated they…read moredid a hard reset and charged her $400.00. They did nothing to resolve the issue and told her if the issue came back it would be $1100.00 to replace the part(throttle body) which another shop replaced for $100.00. What Main Street Auto did is an example of capitalism without a conscience and poor business practice. Shame on Main Street Auto.

We hit rough road coming down one of the mountains and almost killed our truck. Both me and my…read morehusband don't have much knowledge on vehicles but new we were in a bad spot since we had no cell service. Park rangers had this crew come save us and they really are amazing. They gave us yet another reason to move to Arkansas and we will definitely be visiting in the future!

If I could give a negative 5 stars I would. Word to the wise. If you live in the northwest Arkansas…read morearea and you need repair on your car or truck, DO NOT take it to Brockman Auto Repair. They told me my truck repair of an exhaust manifold leak was an 8 hour job. They had it for A MONTH! Then they completely tore my entire motor apart. Then they said my timing chain guide was broken and was in my oil pan. Bullcrap! If it was broken why was my timing chain fine and my truck was running fine when I took it in? And the whole month he had it, he never called me to tell me what was going on. I kept having to call and ask him what was going on. And he just kept telling me he would only charge me for 8 hours labor. When he finally finished the job a month later, he held my truck "hostage" and wouldn't let me have it until I paid at least $1,350! Which if I had known what he was doing I would have told him to forget it. Then I get my truck back, FINALLY and it barely made it home. Now it won't run. It was running FINE before this. It was just loud because of the exhaust leak. He tore my truck up. And I paid him to do it. What a joke. And don't fall for his "Christian" ad trying to get you to trust him. He is a con artist Also when I went to pick up my truck he was not there. So he called me when he returned and was very hateful because I asked him if I could pay $500 down and monthly payments. He had a horrible attitude and was very angry with me. He souped up the charges to almost $2000 and there was no way I could pay that much! He finally let me have it agter paying $1,350 and made me sign a paper promising to pay the rest when I got paid. Now It wont even run and I refuse to pay anymore to him for destroying my truck. Word to the wise. BEWARE e.

Not to mention the parts that he stole off of the car it was a 2016 BMW 328I X Dr. sedan turbo and…read morehe created more damage than the accident where the lady backed into my radiator and he scammed my mother out of money whom he worked with at Beck Art corporation in Rogers. He's a total fraud and he will rip you off so buyer beware do not give this dude money upfront you make sure he keeps the vehicle at your home working on it if you do choose this fraudster because you're gonna get taken to the cleaners, I am going to include him in a lawsuit.

SCAM ALERT! This…read moreguy is a fraudster! Paid him a significant amount of money up front for parts and labor. He didn't do the work and came back asking for more money, then ghosted me and disappeared. Do yourself a favor and stay away!

Our car overheated and was leaking coolant. We contacted Diligent Roadside Repair. Matt took our…read morecall, stopped what he was doing and came to us. He arrived just when he said he would, had everything he needed to do the repair and had us up and running in about 30 minutes. Extremely knowledgeable, efficient and professional! Thanks, Matt! Highly recommend this business.

Matt is an outsider who has come here from another state and talks a big game but his work is sorry…read moreat best. He will not answer the phone after he is paid. He gave me a 200,000 mile warranty which blew up after 2,000 and wouldn't stand behind it at all costing me another $20,000.00 His word is no good and his work is the same. Save yourself some heartache and don't get involved with matt from Ridgedale Mo. I'm