Jerry was awesome, he won't rip you off, he very knowledgeable and knows what really needs to be…read morefixed and won't up your price with unnecessary parts. He will be my personal mechanic for now on. I have a few more jobs for him. I picked his brain and he had the right answers. I recommend Raal's Roaming Wrench.

Highly recommend!! Jerry was awesome. He arrived right on time, explained what was wrong, helped me…read morefind the right part when the one I got didn't fit. No hidden charges or surprises. And he came to me so I didn't have to sit in a boring waiting room. Definitely ask for Jerry if your car has any issue.

Dealt with John mostly. Needed a new tire and he went up and above anyone I have ever dealt with…read morefor my car's need. He got the tire on time for me to pick it up. He was pleasant which is something I think is most important in our world today, kindness goes a long way. He also sent me a video describing why I need a new battery. I will bring it back to him shortly and feel comfortable knowing it will be done right. Thanks John from the bottom of an " OLD " ladies heart. His concerns are real, fix it now rather than if your on the " ROAD AGAIN " !!!

I discovered Scott's Auto a few years ago when my car needed a repair. I have a 2020 Toyota Rav 4,…read morewith 54,000 miles on it. So I started bringing my car there for annual maintenance and was quite satisfied. A few months ago during my annual maintenance they told me I needed new bushings and control arms that would be almost $7000. To say I was shocked was an understatement. A friend recommended I take my car to Tony's Auto Service Center, located at 5602 E Thomas Rd, which I did and asked they check out the bushings and control arms. They called me several hours later to say I DID NOT need new bushings and control arms. They said that a vehicle with 54K miles on it is no where near requiring this repair. They said they don't see vehicles requiring this repair until after at least 100K miles, especially Toyotas. In addition, after checking Car Fax, to which apparently mechanics report every car repair they perform, they noted that at 30K miles they performed a maintenance type repair that isn't required until 50K miles. As a retired single woman I feel like they took advantage of me by lying about what had to be done on my car. DO NOT TAKE YOUR CAR HERE. I cannot begin to tell you how upset I am. DO take your car to Tony's Auto Service Center, even though it may be far from where you live. Call 480-945-7788 and ask for Mike or Scott and tell them Bob's friend Cindy referred you. You will not be disappointed.

This is an update that I gave Kole what he asked for and we have plenty of more video and photos…read morethat clearly show the turbo being removed although Mr. Williams repeatedly have said that it never happened it clearly did happen. We have plenty of proof, including affidavits that we're getting from the mechanic shop, phone calls, text messages and overwhelming evidence again people watch who you hire even when you provide proof it seems not enough for someone that doesn't want to take responsibility for the bad work done these are all my opinions except for the facts that I have and will be providing in court. I tried to resolve this with Mr. Kole showed him evidence. Let him know what I had and he still refuses and said I will see you in court clearly this is someone that doesn't want to take responsibility. I will be updating after it is resolved in court. Everything expressed is of my opinion.

The 2 guys came on time to install 4 aftermarket brakes (4 rotors and 4 calipers) for my 2024…read moreNissan Z. After the installation, I took my car for a ride and there were many warning lights on the dashboard. Not sure if they damaged all the sensors on the car but all the sensors are now giving me warning lights and these warning lights will not go away. If you have newer cars, DO NOT let these guys fix your cars. One of the mechanics was hitting the back rotor with a huge hammer very hard to get it off and must have damaged all the sensors, I guess. Another possibility is that the other mechanic was using an electric saw to cut off the dust covers and might have cut a cable to cause all the warning lights to show up on the dashboard. I sent them an email about all the warning lights but no response from them. They were able to install the 4 rotors and 4 calipers just fine but the brakes don't feel very tight and feel loose when hitting the brakes. I have to push the brake pedal almost all the way down to the floor in order to stop the car. I recommend these guys if you have older cars with no latest technologies. They have damaged my new car. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE: 6/2/2025 Took my 2024 Nissan Z to the Nissan dealership and they found 2 problems with my 2024 Nissan Z. They told me the technician Kyle and another technician from High Idle Mobile Mechanics who installed the brakes on my car damaged the ABS sensor and the R/F HUB BEARING which will cost me about $1658.50 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wheel Bearing Replacement - Front: DIAG VEHICLE AND FOUND DTC RF NO COMM WITH RF ABS SENSOR. INSPECT SENSOR AND FOUND THAT SENSOR IS BROKEN. AND HUB IS NOT INSTALLED CORRECTLY. RECOMMEND TO REPLACE R/F HUB BEARING AND ABS SENSOR AND RETEST --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have emailed the owner Kole Williams and provided the Nissan Repair Estimate and have requested that Kole Williams send his technicians to repair the damage that his 2 technicians damaged my car. So far, I have not heard anything from the owner Kole Williams. I believe Kole does not want to take responsibility to fix my damaged car or provide a refund, and fulfill the warranty for installing the brakes. I have emailed the owner Kole Williams and provided the Nissan Repair Estimate and have requested that Kole Williams send his technicians to repair the damage that his 2 technicians damaged my car. So far, I have not heard anything from the owner Kole Williams. I believe Kole does not want to take responsibility to fix my damaged car or provide a refund, and fulfill the warranty for installing the brakes. As of today, my car is still not fixed. All the warning lights on the dashboard are still on and the left and right blind spots are still not working.

4.5 We took our cadi in for electrical and mechanical work right b4 the Thanksgiving holiday and we…read morewere very satisifed with every aspect of service. We were provided a detailed report of needed repairs, each one being explained to us on the phone. We called back several times throughout the process and were completely confident of the quality of repairs. Keith stayed in constant communication with us and returned the car in a timely manner. The best part of the experience was the communication--we received texts and phone calls each day with an update and they even followed up w a call a few days later to ensure the car was repaired to our sasisfaction. The price was high though...but we appreciated the expert service.

Brought in vehicle with bad ac condenser. I' informed them it was condenser when I brought it in,…read morerecurring problem. Charged me 165 to determine it was charged, and informed me it was going to cost an additional 190 to confirm if it was relay, coil or condenser. 355 seemed pretty steep price to pay to identify what the problem was after giving them the road map to what was wrong with the vehicle. Suffice to say I opted out of the further diagnostic and took the vehicle to someone who wasn't interested in nickle and diming me before actually fixing the problem.

Spoke to Tanner with the issue I had with my A/C. He knew exactly what it was. It was fixed fast…read moreand amazing put back together. Overall I would highly recommend coming to Tapia auto & repair. Price is great and quality is great and communication is excellent!

I booked this mobile mechanic through Yelp for a diagnostic after already having my Jeep scanned at…read moreAutoZone and receiving error codes (injector, spark plugs, and gaskets). I explained this upfront and still chose to proceed with a diagnostic to confirm the issue. I was quoted a flat $65 diagnostic fee by the owner with no mention of pricing ranges or tiers. I agreed and scheduled the service. The technician arrived about 30 minutes later than scheduled, which I was informed of ahead of time. During a brief text exchange with the owner, I expressed concern due to a prior negative experience with another company. The response I received made the interaction feel slightly tense, including being told I could "find someone else" if needed. When the technician arrived, I explained the issues and the codes I already had. During the inspection, the technician began deeper inspection work on the vehicle. I was not clearly informed beforehand that more extensive disassembly or work beyond a basic diagnostic could result in additional charges. Afterward, I was told the diagnostic would actually be $200 due to the depth of the inspection, despite originally being quoted $65. After discussing this, I was ultimately charged $75. I expressed concern that the pricing change was not communicated upfront. The owner later acknowledged that he should have communicated a pricing range and that this was a mistake on his part. I requested a copy of the diagnostic findings I was being charged for. The response indicated there was no formal report, but pictures and a summary were provided. Communication afterward included frustration from the business regarding the reduced payment, despite the pricing change being due to lack of prior disclosure. While I do believe the technician performed the inspection thoroughly and provided useful findings, the core issue was the lack of clear communication around pricing structure, scope of work, and potential cost changes before work beyond a basic diagnostic began. I would recommend future customers get very clear written confirmation of what is included in the diagnostic fee, whether deeper inspection can change pricing, and what documentation will be provided before service begins.