Perry is awesome & willing to work around your budget. He will listen to your concerns & answer…read moreyour questions very patiently. He even calls you after the repair to see how the car is doing. 3 cute dogs guard his shop, too. This is the place to go to!

I was driving with my momma when we started hearing some noises and felt the car start jerking. I…read morewent on yelp to find a trustworthy mechanic and I luckily found Perry. He's was professional and definitely knew what he was doing. A good mechanic is hard to find; I found one at Asia Automotive.

I've been bringing my vehicles to Kane's Automotive for years and they do excellent work at very…read morereasonable prices. I took my truck in today because the AC stopped working. It took them about five minutes to figure out what the problem was and then they spent about 10 minutes showing me the problem and telling me how to fix it myself. I purchased a $30 part from the dealer and fixed the AC myself and Kane's didn't charge me a dime. Terry and his staff are very dependable and I highly recommend them.

Used to work at the Enterprise close to Kanes Auto. Had a great shop when I was in Lubbock that was…read morealways honest and not out to price gouge people. I've worked with many different shops over my 4 years doing rental cars and I still send people to Kanes because they are the best I've found in Dallas.

If you need a mechanic that can fix anything then go here. Ive had several cars worked on by the…read moreKendall autohaus team. Including engine repairs and a new transmission. Very professional and fast! I won't be going anywhere else.

I purchased a truck from Jason at Kendall Auto less than six months ago. Jason came highly…read morerecommended from my company, which makes this even harder to write. At the time, Jason assured me this vehicle had a brand new engine, and that a considerable amount of other parts and components where recently replaced, as Jason had owned this vehicle prior. At the time, this truck had just over 240000 miles and Jason assured me that if I brought the truck to him he would honor a "warranty" that would cover parts... No labor. At the time, i was being pressured from my organization to purchase a vehicle, so I had little choice but to agree. Furthermore, I made the mistake of not paying attention to the quality of tire and what kind of rims/tires the truck needed... 22s as it were are difficult because no one has them on hand... The truck ran fine for a couple of months until those tires had to be replaced... Only 3000 miles after I bought the truck. Increasingly, more and more, issues began to arise with this vehicle... Coolant lines needing to be replaced, oil pressure senders and sensors going bad... My dashboard backlight going out (they are not individual lamps, but a whole piece that needs to be replaced) and to top it off- the knock sensor in the "brand new" engine Jason claimed all began showing signs of wear and needed changing... Fast forward to today- 255,000 miles on the frame - I've sunk close to $2500 already, owing $2800 still and still needing close to 1k work... Igo to ask Jason to to honor his promise for a warranty on the knock sensor and the dash light as I feel they pertain to the year warranty... What do I get as a response? Defensive rhetoric and accusations of not taking care of the vehicle... This guy will go back on his word and professional promises to his customers. I wish I could continue but at this point I will not be doing any further business with this establishment.

I have used Tribe for a number of years because the owner had never failed to provide the service I…read moreneeded PLUS had even cut $100's off previous estimates. So, imagine my fear when I found out the shop was under new ownership. Daughter took in her car for a "evaporation leak" after getting an estimate from another shop.... and to my great relief the estimate was again lower, the shop stuck to the estimate and (even better) the mechanic told her what to expect in the coming months for maintenance and repair issues so she can plan ahead. The shop is small and a bit dingy looking but I don't need or want bells or whistles. I NEED honest work at a reasonable price. So.. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! 5763 Samuell Blvd, Dallas, TX 75228 Phone: (214) 381-8897

I get out of work late so it was nice being able to get my oil change it was fast and I was back on…read morethe road.

I was scammed out of 875.00, these mechanics were paid in full to complete a job in which they did…read morenot. Father and son mobile mechanics the drive up mechanics and apple mobile mechanics are not reliable.

My car broke down on the side of the highway, luckily Fernando was able to come 8pm which were…read moreafter business hours. I really appreciate the help he offered even after hours. He is willing to go far and beyond to help his customers. I was on the road again within 30 min! I truly recommend him!

I'm so happy to have found this mechanic in the neighborhood!!! Joe is honest and has had the shop…read more40+ years. I'm a single mom and finding a good auto shop I can trust is a godsend.

Honest and dependable. I have been satisfied with their work on multiple repairs…read more A local, individually owned and operated mechanic is a better choice than the chain repair shops..

Only six reviews and all five stars--I am not surprised. I'm telling you if you are looking for a…read moremechanic you can trust, look no more. I felt like I was going to mechanic school when he explained exactly what was wrong, showed me the parts he replaced and went into extreme detail and offered great advice on future maintenance on my very old SUV. They came highly recommended by another garage down the street that said Jim and Deans Garage would do a better job LOL

Great service great owner go here to get your car fixed honest work for an even more honest price…read moreone of the few good auto shops left in my opinion

I recently brought my 1967 Triumph GT6 to Kip Motors to have some work done due to it having sat…read morefor too long. I wanted to have it gone through to make sure it was safe to drive as well, since I do most of the work myself and wanted to take the opportunity to have it gone through by a specialist and make sure things were working as they should be. I told them that I had a budget of $3500 and that anything more than that we would need to talk about. They ended up flushing the fuel system, replacing the fuel pump, and rebuilding the carburetors, which needed to be done. They recommended that we flush the clutch and brake lines as well, since I used regular DOT 3 fluid and not the magic British fluid. Fair enough. Partway through the service I received a bill for about $2000, which covered the fuel system, fuel pump and carburetor rebuild. Then they continued and determined that the clutch needed to be flushed and two of the brake wheel cylinders needed to be replaced. After that I picked it up, and received another bill for $3500. No one had ever called to verify that the $2000 overage was okay. I was shocked at the bill, but paid it immediately, and picked the car up. We drove it home, and my thought was that this was a lot more than expected, but at least the work was done, and done properly by a specialist. When we got home, it died while trying to back into the garage and couldn't be restarted. Two days later, I got it started on choke using gas pedal, but when the gas was lifted the car died. I drove it a bit hoping that it was just cold, but it didn't improve. Suddenly the car started making a screaming noise that went away each time the clutch was pressed. I called Kip, and the diagnosis was that the clutch (which they had just worked on and flushed) may be sticking, and should be replaced. Okay. . . those parts weren't replaced, so I couldn't really hold it against them. I would have expected them to find that out while checking out the system, but maybe not. The next day, I noticed a long trail of brake fluid in the garage. I thought it was oil, but while doing some of the other maintenance they suggested (replacing the hub adapters, which led me to discover that the rear knock-off nuts were damaged when Kip's shop removed them to replace the wheel cylinders, apparently with a hammer rather than the wooden knockoff wrench that sits in the back of the car.) I discovered the leak stopped behind the wheel and was coming from one of the new wheel cylinders they had just replaced, which ruined the paint on the axle behind it. Again I called Kip. "Top off the fluid and bring it back, and wheel get it swapped out." I'm not comfortable driving a 60 year old car with failing brakes not knowing how fast the brake fluid is leaking. I'm also not going to pay another $200 in towing to swap out a $15 wheel cylinder 'at no charge'. I emailed Kip to let him know that I would rather pay the $15 and replace the wheel cylinder myself rather than risk the drive over town or pay for a tow, and about the fact that, as of now, I was charged more than $2000 more that I didn't approve to find that I'm having to redo all of the work that the specialist performed on the clutch and brake system. That work, between parts and labor amounted to $1442.15 to replace two wheel cylinders, flush and bleed the brakes, and flush the clutch, which evidently takes a specialist a billed 13 hours to do. I said I realize that a bad experience doesn't equate to a bad shop, but I'm not sure what to do. His response back "I'm sorry you spent more than you hoped on your car, but most of the work was repairing things that you had done improperly. . . knowing what parts to order, recognizing the wrong parts and installing them properly requires a higher level of skill". This is obviously true, since apparently not even they could do it properly in 13 hours. We'll see when the parts get here how long it takes an unskilled amateur. I point out that the car worked fine for years before it was parked.

I'm working on a 1927 Model A Roadster Pickup and it's been sitting for 10 years. The front wheel…read morecylinders are leaking and they've leaked all over the brake shoes. No problem, I'll just do what I always do, run to the store and get some replacement shoes. The only problem is that they don't have replacement shoes. In fact, no one does. Not NAPA, not Autozone, not O'reillys, not US Select, not even the hot rod shops could help me with finding someone who could reline shoes. I finally did some searching on the Internets and a couple guys were referring to Kip Motors and I did a search and lo and behold, it's in Dallas, not too far from me. I gave them a call and they quoted me at least $100 over the phone. These are pretty big brake linings. When I brought them in, Kip gave me an estimate of $130 and I figured, "Hey, this is really the only player in town and it's gotta be done," so I handed them over. Then Kip says, "Do you have the drums?" Of course I don't because that would be too easy. He says, "Well, if you bring the drums, then we'll put oversize linings on and we can match the shoes to the drums and you'll get 100% braking right out of the gate instead of the partial contact you'll get otherwise." Me: "That'd be awesome. How much do you charge to turn the drums?" Kip: "$20 per drum." Me: "Okay, I'll have to bring them back tomorrow." Kip: "Okay, I won't start on them until then." I did bring the drums back the next day. That was two weeks ago. I thought I'd get everything back last week but it took them longer than I expected. I dropped them off the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Last week would have been good but Monday was a freeze scare, then a couple days, then on Friday Icemegeddon 2013 hit, so that probably knocked another couple work days off. They finally called me yesterday (Tuesday) and said they were done. I would have preferred them back sooner, but it's not that big of a deal as I had other things I could be working on. The drums look great and the linings fit inside perfectly. I'm pretty excited as the old shoes only contacted the drum in one spot, so it's going to have a lot of braking force now. Thanks Kip for your expert advice and great work. If I ever need brake shoes relined, I know where to go!