We had been to another shop in a different town and was told we needed to replace our whole AC…read moresystem, which didn't sit right with us because we knew it wasn't the whole system. We have a 2008 Ford F250. We called integrity and explained to them what was going on and they got us right in, got our AC checked out, identified the problem quickly and had it fixed in about a day, even with a hard to find hose that (was the only thing) needed to be replaced. Communication was top tier, they provided status updates constantly. Customer service is awesome and the prices are fair! Highly recommend this place if you are needing any work on your vehicles. Ask for Rich he will get you taken care of!

After Oil change there was a leak at oil filter - took a second visit to fix that leak. They did…read morefix the leak without charging any extra.

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.

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.

I recommend bill Nelson's for any services . I have taken two of my vehicles . I am very picky on…read morewho works on my vehicles because i take really good care of my vehicles and they did an amazing job . I will be going back and taking my vehicles for any services in the future.

I took my car there tp replace a water pump. Paid over 3000 for repairs only to take it back one…read moremonth later for an additional repair of cam phasers. Car was returned to me one month later filthy and slapped together half hazardly. They stripped out a thread in my belt tensioner and didn't tighten it down. They also reused a stretch belt causing a failure. It also leaks oil now and my alternator is malfunctioning. Over 6k in repairs for them to leave me with a broken down vehicle. Now they won't answer my phone calls. Amateurs at best.​

I was referred to this place by my friends listed below!…read more The name got me to start with. "Honest," yea right! Well, being from Vail Arizona and going to northern Tucson via I-10 to find an honest mechanic emblazoned my mind in very limited possibilities. Then, to drive up to a property on old La Cholla blvd not having quite reached the much improved part of town was another suspicious pre-conclusion. Even worse, half the lot was a used car sales lot and the other was Honest Auto Repair... However, I WAS WRONG WRONG WRONG. Then, the truth started growing: Clean office with a very helpful person at the front desk. Clearly informed me what the costs will be. Quickly took my vehicle to the unseen garage. Came back and told be the approximate time to repair. Listened to the outside calls to the office. Listened more than talked. (For the most part!) Family run business. Same owner for both businesses. Researched very high public ratings. (check it out yourself) Included a very nice surprise for active and retired military. Well now it's a WIN WIN WIN. Best surprise of it all? About 50% less cost than the alternatives! Thank you Gabby, Ted, John and Lucy for refering me!

Fixed my AC right and treated me with excellent service. It's hard to find good mechanics like this…read moreone. Price for service was the best I have found in a long time. Consider me a lifelong customer.

I have been a customer of Sooters for almost 30 years (when Randy was still working,…read morepre-retirement) and I wouldn't take my truck anywhere else. All of the mechanics are sharp and have been able to fix whatever has been wrong in a very timely manner. Kim is the best! Always smiling and fun to talk to. She'll accommodate an unexpected breakdown that day, however I really do try to make appointments : ) This is a place that you can count on quality service and with a smile!

Sooters was recommended as being a shop that didn't gauge. I'm from out of town and I think they…read moretook advantage because of that with their pricing. They charged $160 for a diagnostic which would be fine except I gave them the report from AutoZone who had run a diagnostic hours prior. And typically when you do the work, a garage will then credit that diagnostic fee to the work being done. They charged $604 total after I protested about the spark plug parts cost. Originally they wanted $200 for the spark plugs part. After protesting, they charged $176 for the Spark Plugs (parts) alone. $240 for the labor and $160 to diagnose something that was already diagnosed. When I told them the max fee for spark plus is $50, (I'm ok with companies marking-up costs but not at over 240%), they gave me $40 off. Still an astronomic cost for changing spark plugs, especially in Tucson. They did give me my car back in 1 day though, which I appreciated.

An amazing place. The owner, Tony is very friendly, knowledgeable and gets work done The shop is…read morealways busy but Tony gets the job done STAT. I highly recommend this shop for any repairs including installation and maintenance of Innerlock devices. Thumbs up! PS. Don't forget to say Hi to CC, the owners cool dog

We love taking our vehicles to Tony. Honest and trustworthy!! Great value and efficient! He does a…read moregreat job of telling us what is wrong and how to fix it properly. Thanks Tony!!

Took my son's old Infiniti there that another dealership had worked on fixed it correctly or very…read moreprofessional will use them every time! Perry was a great help !

Keeping this brief... Left my car there all day for what…read moreshould have been 2 minor repairs. Instead I got a laundry list amounting to $2200 dollars of "recommended preventative maintenance", and excuses on why they couldn't make the repairs - both of which weren't complicated. Took my car to a small shop and both fixes were done without a phone call or text message saying "we can't figure this out." Primarily Japanese Auto should change their name to Primarily Can't Fix Anything. Total 100% rip off, unless you're fine getting your time and money wasted. Two stars because the service member seemed mildly apologetic.