Took the car to get worked on and now it is not even drivable. No torque wrench was used on any…read morebolt they took and impact wrench and hammered on the bolts used a fence post lag bolt in place of the regular bolt. NOTHING BUT BANGING NOISE UNDER driver side after they so called worked on it. Don't recommend for anything not even to run a vacuum on carpet.

he good and cheaper took truck to him no problem at all and he faster will get it done soonerread more

If I could give a lower rating than one star I would. Avoid this garage at all costs. The mechanics…read moreare without a doubt the most incompetent and questionable people that I have ever made the mistake of letting touch my truck. I have always done the maintenance on my truck myself but a few months back my oil was due for a change and my wife and I had to make an unexpected trip to Pittsburgh for a family emergency. So I went against my personal code and decided to go to a garage and unfortunately "George's Tune Up" was the only place that could get my in the next morning. When I arrived I should have known not to turn my truck over to them but as I said we had to be in Pittsburgh that day and I did not have time to do it myself. My appointment was at 8:00 a.m., I arrived at 7:45 Andy the owner (I'm assuming) showed up at 8:20. He was driving the same type of truck as mine (which was in rough shape) and when he got out without so much as a "hello" he pointed and said "I'll give you $50 dollars for your wheels and rear bumper". It was at this point that I could tell that he was high. His eyes were blood red, he was slurring his speech, and he smelled of marijuana from 10 feet away. Again I knew that I shouldn't turn my truck over to this guy but as I said I had to be in Pittsburgh that day and the clock was ticking. I thought "well the comment about the wheels and bumper must have been a joke" (it wasn't, by the way), and he obviously partook in taking illegal controlled substances, but I pushed my worries aside thinking maybe he I said just a manager or supervisor and that he doesn't actually work on the vehicles. (He does I found out) Anyway to make a long, and very agrivating story short I took the truck to Pittsburgh and back but I noticed I that it was running a little hot. So when i got home I checked it out and it was at that point that's I found power steering fluid in my radiator. This ignoramous was actually so out of it that while topping off my fluid levels he added power steering fluid into my radiator expansion tank. It still has me outraged and as I said this happened several months ago and it's taken me this long to write a review because,frankly it took this long to calm down from the whole experience just to keep a level head while writing this review. So to sum this all up don't ever go to George's Tune Up the best thing to do is handle the maintenance yourself if you have the time and know how. If you can't I would strongly recommend taking a short drive out Baltimore Pike in Cumberland, MD to Twiggs automotive they're really the only mechanics in the tri-state area that can be trusted not only to charge a fair price but to also complete the job correctly with no worries of mistakes, such as adding power steering fluid to the radiator. I hope this's review helps to save someone from the same headache I got as a result of using George's Tune Up. Thank you.

I was in town visiting and heard a terrible noise from the rear wheel of my truck. I stopped in at…read moreGeorge's and he checked it out right away. He fixed the noise and replaced a front headlight in less than an hour. He explained what he was doing and showed me the cause of the noise. It was nice to get personal service and the cost was probably 1/2 what I would have paid in the "big city".

I went to Timbrook to have my state inspection done. I set up an appointment for 3PM. I arrived at…read more2:55 and dropped off my keys. They took nearly 50 minutes to do a 5-minute job. When I said something about it taking so long, the two guys, neither had any identification and were dressed unprofessionally, smarted off to me. One, who I think was the service manager, said, "Well, bud, we squeezed you in. If you'd had an appointment would have been different." Well, "BUD" I DID HAVE AN APPOINTMENT. What happened to addressing customers as "sir," or "Maam"? This was the most rude and unprofessional bunch of yahoos. I will never take my vehicle there again and would not recommend anyone else do either.