These guys are incredible!!!! Check engine light flickering in my Silverado. Local dealer had my…read moretruck for 29 days and came back with a $7000 quote as well as $4200 of recommended repairs. Brought it to Alaska Spring and 1 work day and $150 later they explained that my southern truck (Atlanta, GA) doesnt like me using the remote start all the time and then babying it around town. I will sing these guys praises to anyone that needs repair work done!!!!

Always honest, helpful and they make it easy to understand what's wrong with my vehicle.read more

What great communication. Bonnie ( and the owner once)…read moreKept me informed as they cranked out some overdue preventative maintenance I chose to do on The brakes. I always trust that they'll do what I want. While keeping an eye out for other impending issues. I always opt for as much preventative as I can. Who wants a call from the spouse when you're out of town. " hey honey. The car.......@$%#... I don't. Trust Big O's My Dad did.

Had a great experience at Big O's. My truck kept throwing an engine code that other shops couldn't…read morefigure out. These guys had it diagnosed and fixed right away and I've it's been trouble free for weeks now. Couldn't recommend them more.

5 stars going strong…read more Honest. Fair priced. Can get you in. Cons: getting someone to answer the phone

I had my vehicle's windshield repaired at this shop about 5 months ago. Unfortunately, the repair…read moredid not last, and the windshield is now having problems again. I returned to the shop expecting the owner to inspect the issue and provide a reasonable solution, but instead, he became extremely upset and angry. His attitude was unacceptable and completely unprofessional. Rather than taking responsibility and trying to help a customer who had already paid for a service, he chose to argue and become aggressive. A business should stand behind its work and treat customers with respect. I am very disappointed with the quality of the repair and especially with the way I was treated. I would not recommend this shop to anyone based on my experience.

Reasonable priced. Friendly and professional staff. Provides estimates via text after few questions…read moreby the front staff - which is helpful given my busy schedule; can't always answer the phone.

Their prices were great, in my opinion. I paid 1/3 of what the dealership charged me for the same…read morework. They also found a safety issue, verified with me for correction, and got it done in the time frame provided. Definitely made them my auto shop for my truck.

I'm truly so happy with the fast friendly service...I will call L&M first for any repairs my car…read moreneeds in the future!! Highly recommend

I've been bringing my vehicles to L&M motors for 20 years. Today, I brought my vehicle in for a…read morestandard oil change and was charged $327.48. They charged me $32 a quart for the oil and $54 in labor. The last time I got my oil changed it cost me $170, so I feel like I'm being price gouged. Since the prior owner sold the business, things have gone way downhill there. Take my advice and never bring your vehicle to this place. They don't deserve your business.

Because our previous service had been so good, we went back for brakes. We had them done and a…read moreweek later we felt and vibration and heard a squeak in the brakes. Immediately my husband knew there was an issue with the rotors, so we took the car back. We asked for confirmation about our rotors and their status. They claimed they were fine. I should have pressed the issue, because now my rotors are damaged and I have to have they replaced and it's costing me a over a grand to my brakes and rotors redone after less than 10,000 miles later. We are VERY UNHAPPY with R&R. I can no longer recommend

We have been taking our vehicles to R & R for years for all needed work. Jobs are done on time, the…read morecost is reasonable and the crew is always pleasant and easy to work with.

I've taken a few vehicles in there when I couldn't get in my regular shop they were fast and…read morecheaper then many other places I've used Also helpful and polite to deal with when I sent my daughter to have something repaired

I've been here several times for simple things like a tire changeover and more complicated things…read morelike an alignment fix that turned out to be a bent rim and bad brakes. The guys there also treated me with respect (As a young woman, not something I see a lot at mechanics) and explained everything they were doing and quoted me fair prices- and stuck to those prices. They always finished on time or earlier. My car is old and just about at the end of her life so I've been to a couple different places in Anchorage and the valley, and Eagle is by far my favorite.

I can't say enough good things about Independent Auto Care. I broke down unexpectedly and ended up…read moreat their shop around 7:00 a.m., well before normal business hours. Even with my stressful situation, everyone was incredibly kind, understanding, and willing to help. They treated me with respect from the moment I arrived and made a bad day so much easier. It's clear they genuinely care about their customers, not just the repairs. Their professionalism, honesty, and willingness to go the extra mile really stood out. I would recommend Independent Auto Care to anyone looking for a trustworthy, friendly, and reliable mechanic. If I ever need automotive repairs again, they'll be my first call. Thank you for taking such great care of me!

If you have a Volvo, Tarn and his team at Independent Auto are going to become your good friends…read more Why? Because Volvos, while nice, are one of the most unreliable brands of car you can buy. They are consistently in the bottom quarter for reliability whether you're looking at JD Power or Consumer reports. If you're a Volvo owner that doesn't believe me, either A) you got lucky or B) you value anecdotes over data. Here is the 2022 Consumer Reports Auto Reliability Report rankings of major automotive brands: 1. Lexus 2. Mazda 3. Toyota 4. Infiniti 5. Buick 6. Honda 7. Subaru 8. Acura 9. Nissan 10. Mini 11. Hyundai 12. Chrysler 13. Porsche 14. Chevrolet 15. Audi 16. Cadillac 17. BMW 18. Ford 19. Kia 20. Volvo 21. Ram 22. GMC 23. Mercedes-Benz 24. Volkswagen (31) 25. Genesis (30) 26. Jeep (26) 27. Tesla (25) 28. Lincoln (18) https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2021/11/18/consumer-reports-most-reliable-cars-trucks-suvs/6385214001/ Knowing all of this, I somehow still bought one. Why? I was "subscribed" to a Volvo for 2 years and, fell in love. At the end of the subscription, all my payments counted towards the principle and...it just felt stupid to NOT buy it. Now, Volvo is steadily making its money back through maintenance and part costs. This is a 2019 car (XC40) and, already, the driver's side seat heater stopped working. Tarn and his team looked into it, ordered another heating coil and...it still wasn't working. They said I would have to go to the Volvo dealership. You could tell that he said this with sadness in his voice. I have an appointment at Volvo for October 17th, they are charging me $200+ just to DIAGNOSE the seat heater issue. My previous car, a 2006 Acura TL, had 170,000 miles on it over 11 years and never had an issue with any of its seat heaters. Tarn was able to help with my 60,000 mile brake job. The brakes were grinding and his team replaced them for an eye-watering $1,570. After doing lots of research...that seems to be the going rate, not a hideous mark-up. Insane. It took a while for Independent to get the parts. I left my car with them while I was in Fairbanks for work for a week and came back and...they still didn't have the parts. They were kind throughout the whole process and explained to me the issues. And, when they finally attempted the seat heater (that they ultimately couldn't fix, sadly.) they gave me a Volvo loaner car to use, and they didn't charge me to diagnose the issue...as the dealership already has committed to.