I have been going to see Mark over here since I got my first car. Now a couple of cars later he is…read morestill the only person that I will let install anything in my cars. I now have a 2019 Tacoma that he has outfitted with all Memphis Audio Speakers and 2 10" Memphis Audio Subs, powered by a KENWOOD amp. The greatest thing is that I was able to keep my factory radio, so looking into my truck, everything looks just plain stock, until you turn it on and hear it. The sound quality is unbelievable, the highs are as crisp and clean as going to the opera, and the lows, well you can feel those all the way into your soul. He also took care of tinting all of my windows with tint with nano technology in it to help reduce the heat in your car and the glare. Last but not least he replaced all of the halogen headlights on my truck with much brighter LED bulbs, they also swapped out the bulbs in the fog lights too. So no matter what ya need done to your car or truck, go by and see the guys at Audio Creations, they will get ya taken care of.

Everything went great, especially the price. The technician took very good care of us.read more

I felt like a valued customer and my vehicle was restored to like new condition. The final cost…read morematched the estimate. The staff was friendly and professional and easy to work with. The text updates were so appreciated and answered my questions. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Mike at the Grants Mill Road location was great, helped by reassembling sensors in the parking…read morelot. Showed me how to buff out scratches didn't charge me a dime great guy super service.

Yelp suks! Only 2 bad reviews! (read Trish, and Bryant's reviews)...lol Trish is a PRO reviewer!…read more 84 on her profile! I read 2 others she made on restaurants (were she got her money back)! Lol Her complaint was being charged for an estimate (she wouldn't pay) she admits seeing the sign that says "they charge $25 for estimates". People get estimates for all kinds of reasons (some with no intention on having the work done). It takes time to 'look up' vehicles, and price damages. The other guy Bryant's complaint was he called 2 weeks earlier and because they weren't WAITING with 'bated breath' for his arrival 'HE'S piszed! People are NUTS. Yelp apparently doesn't care who reviews or why! These are top quality guys. (I don't work there, but am applying soon) maybe I get it, maybe not, but either way they should be 5 stars according to all the REAL reviews from the rest of their customers!

1 Star…read more Unfortunately, after using Highway 280 Paint & Body three different times, this will be my last. Our 2022 GMC Yukon was damaged by a deer on June 9. We brought it to Highway 280 Paint & Body in mid-June, and they inspected the vehicle and determined that the damaged door would need to be replaced. After filing the claim with Progressive, we had a three-way phone call with our insurance adjuster and the manager at Highway 280 Paint & Body. During that call, we specifically scheduled a date to drop the Yukon off for repairs. The appointment was made roughly two weeks in advance, giving the shop time to prepare for the vehicle and the repair. We dropped the Yukon off on July 20 as scheduled. When we arrived, the manager acted as though he wasn't expecting the vehicle and said he didn't have the insurance estimate. I pulled it up and sent it to him while standing there. The Yukon then sat at the shop for more than a month. During that time, we received different explanations about what they were waiting on--parts, emblems, insurance approval, and eventually that the door needed to be replaced, even though they were the ones who told us in June that the door needed replacing in the first place. After more than a month, we learned that the vehicle had essentially sat there and wasn't actually being worked on until last week. Even then, the repair was still not completed. My biggest issue isn't simply that the repair took longer than expected. Things happen, parts get delayed, and insurance companies can slow down repairs. My issue is the lack of communication, organization, accountability, and urgency throughout this entire process. We scheduled this repair in advance. They knew what vehicle was coming, knew what the damage was, and knew a door replacement was needed. Meanwhile, our insurance rental coverage was running out while our vehicle sat at their shop. I finally asked them to put our Yukon back together so we could pick it up and take it somewhere else. After being a repeat customer, I hate that this is the experience that caused me to leave a one-star review. But based on the way this repair was handled, I cannot recommend Highway 280 Paint & Body. The entire operation felt extremely disorganized, and the customer service and communication were nowhere near what I would expect from a professional body shop. If you're considering having work done here, I would strongly recommend asking very specific questions about when your vehicle will actually be worked on--not simply when they can accept it and let it sit on their property.

Elite is gone and ATO is awesome 5 stars all the way. ATO took over the building Elite was in and…read moreATO hasnt changed good people quality people with quality builds.

I would not recommend. Took my 4runner in for an estimate to replace a 3" lift. Got the estimate…read moreand they identified other issues with the vehicle. I told them I would take it to my mechanic to look over the additional items they found and bring it back for the lift install. Charged me a $165 diagnostic fee that they told me would be applied to the job when I brought it back. After ordering the parts from them I wanted to review what I owed for the job before the installation started. They then told me the $165 diagnostic fee would NOT apply to the job. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? They want another $1150 for an alignment and to swap out control arms and front/rear shocks. INSANE!!!!! If you add the $165 diagnostic fee back in that is $1350. Oh yeah, don't forget the additional $100 shop charge. So now we are up to $1450. As my late father would say, "They are crooks." To date I'm out $1749.77 (includes part cost, $165 diagnostic fee, 3% credit card fee, and tax) for a Rough Country lift and a set of Icon control arms. I could have purchased the parts online for $1246.33 with tax and shipping included. Cancelled my installation with them. They are not getting a penny more from me. In hindsight, I should have tried to cancel the parts order too. Took my parts and will install myself or go to another shop. When I went to pick up my parts they wanted to charge me $185 tax. 10% tax on my parts is $140.00. They had some added bogus shop fee in with the tax. They ended up correcting it after I pointed it out. Shop around as their labor rate is $150/hr and there are shops in Birmingham with much less labor rates. Also took them 2 weeks to get parts that were in stock everywhere online. They also tried to give me some parts that had been on the shelf for a very long time and where opened. Box was covered in caked on dust and the label was very faded. Rough Country sticker in the box was yellow and faded. These parts were clearly old stock. They denied it. They ended up ordering all new parts, so they deserve a cookie for that. I was warned that they are very expensive but did not shop around. Don't make the same mistake I made. If you get work done at this shop you are getting taken to the cleaners on labor. I would also be concerned if they are using old stock parts as well. I realize running a business is expensive these days and labor rates are up but when you tell a customer that the diagnostic fee will be deducted from the cost of the job and you back track it will piss people off. They are already charging a premium and then pull a stunt like that. I'm fed up with stuff like this. I will take my business elsewhere.

Someone hit my car, I investigated in some repair shops, I thought it was better to take my car to…read morethis place, and make no mistake, thank you Jim Lemonds, I give you ten stars

I was rear ended while sitting at a red light about a month ago. My bumper had a few dents,…read morescratches, and a ripple. Fortunately, the responsible party had insurance through a reputable company. I was sent a link to choose a body shop for repair. After putting in my zip code, multiple places came up. This place had good reviews on Google and Yelp. All my interactions with the employees here were positive and straightforward. I dropped my car off on. Tuesday and picked it up Friday of the same week. My bumper looks great and the color match is perfect. I didn't have to pay since the other party in the accident was at fault. The quote and final bill were very reasonable (less than $1,500).

Did not purchase a camper today because we're just browsing at the moment, but the customer service…read morewas great. Mr. Cooley was very friendly and we never felt pressured to make a purchase! I would recommend and hope to be able to purchase from Cooley's RV soon!

We've drive by this place a couple times and finally decided to give them a shot to tell us about a…read morefew small travel trailers on their lot. I really want to travel more and having a travel trailer will dramatically cut down the COVID exposure We have a Ford F-150 so we can tow one. Anyway, Tony came out and showed us 3 models. One new, two used. He repeats himself a lot. The used car type sales pitch. "We will train you on how to use it" when we asked questions about each trailer. That isn't the point dude We want to understand the different features of each unit. We only need to hear that they will train us on how to use it once Tony must have said that 15 times. It was annoying. He said it so many times, I finally had to tell him. We know you will train us, but we want to understand the features of each trailer. We had to figure out the differences ourselves. He couldn't seem to switch from the company sales pitch to explaining features of each. We are going to shop around and maybe we will come back. What would be great is having a "build sheet" that lists what is great about each trailer. Features such as: any warranty, weight, size of hot water tank, there has to be differences. What are done of them?

We had looked at RVs last year, and we were so impressed with the staff and selection at Burton…read morethat when we started looking at RVs again this year, we definitely wanted to make sure we stopped by again. Yet again, we were impressed with the quality and construction of Jaycos, but add that in with how the staff at Burton treated us, we ended up purchasing a toyhauler. Carol took the time to answer all our questions and helped us pick the perfect size for us. Chase and Jody made sure we understood all the specifics and were ready to hit the road. I highly recommend Burton Camping for anyone who is looking for a RV. They sell a quality product, the customer service is unparalleled.

They do an excellent job at selling you the camper. They tell you about all the parts they stock…read moreand how good their service department is . . . until you actually take it in for warranty! They are no different from any other RV dealer: Broken promises, terrible service and no apologies! If you plan on buying an RV from them, you can also plan on taking it back to Jayco for any and all service - unless you have months to wait!

This place is awesome. They repaired my daughters vehicle twice, sadly from two different…read moreaccidents. We paid cash and they did a great job.

Very disappointed with their business practice. Drove in vehicle with damage to front bumper and…read morehood for a repair estimate and they tore the front end completely apart which made the vehicle no longer drivable. Then they state that the repairs would the exceed value of vehicle to our insurance carrier, State Farm. I go to the shop to request an explanation of what they found but couldn't get a proper explanation from a couple of their employees. I insisted that we go to the car to be shown the problems and she kept pointing to the radiator and saying the condenser is bad. What??? So I clean out the vehicle and prepare it to be taken away. They hand me some cardboard boxes to place everything into and loan me a tool to remove the license plate. As we are leaving, we speak with owner to make it clear that the car is ready to go. I also call State Farm to let them know the car is ready to be towed. Here is the problem... The insurance company sends a tow truck to pick up the vehicle and Riverchase collision refuses to release it. They say they don't have authorization from me to turn it over. BUT Riverchase doesn't call me to request "authorization" and the insurance company doesn't call me either, it is just a waiting game to rack up "storage fees". Riverchase Collision is playing this game to stick it to the insurance company and guess who the insurance is going to pass that bill on to? When I finally find out what is happening, that fee has reached $780! I reach out to Riverchase collision to confirm what they are doing and am told to fight the insurance company as it isn't right that this bill should be passed on to me. Believe me I tried to do that for months but there is no recourse since I have no leverage here. State Farm just subtracted the amount from the settlement check that is issued for the vehicle. If Riverchase had not disabled my vehicle, I could have driven it back home again. I didn't know about this storage fee scam that they were going to play; else I would have insisted that they return the vehicle to a drivable state. I have learned from this experience and will try to avoid getting caught with it in the future. I have also learned to never again do business with Riverchase Collision Center. Hopefully this review has helped you to watch out for this trap also.