They charged me $181 for a mechanic to look at my car for 15 mins and give a completely incorrect…read morediagnosis. No, I don't need a new alternator for $1500. I needed a new purge valve. Not the first time either. They told me I would need a transmission arrive for $400 yet it did not fix the problem.

We purchased a used vehicle and had a great experience. Chance Stebans was very caring and tried…read moreto get us the best deal possible. Ken and the other staff treated us very well. He tried to make sure we were comfortable with our trade and they replaced a part to make the back hatch work. Everyone was very friendly and tried to make us feel welcome.

Amazing person. Helped my son with car troubles while he was traveling across the country. Met him…read moreearly in the morning so he could get back on the road. First class person and company.

Had car trouble driving through town and the O'Rieley Auto recommended this guy to fix are…read morealternator. Was amazing! Not only did he fix it on a Sunday when most shops didn't even take are phone call. The next day when the car wouldn't even start he came to are hotel parking lot to jump start the car. Really reasonable priced never added extra charges like most shops would for the jumping the car to get to the shop or due to working on a Sunday. Also is Spanish bilingual. Made it possible for me to get home in time for class the next day totally recommend!

On my many road trips, from California to Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska,…read moreSouth Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Utah and Nevada. My Toyota Camry needed a new battery mid way through the trip. We were very lucky to find Toyota of dodge city for a quick battery replacement. Staff were very helpful, professional and friendly. I would like to thank everyone for their help and got us out in time to get back on the road to finish this trip. Thank you Toyota Team

Really cost my son a lot of money, 4000$. Had car trouble in…read moreless than 2hrs. Called them before he got home they told him bring it back that next week. He did and they said nothing was wrong. Less than 2 weeks same transmission trouble again. Said it needed a transmission which is what we told them. Ask them to help us out they said they would take 20 percent off still cost $4000. Even though it had 1000 mile warinity. All they would say is it didn't show a code. But still found metal shavings in it. Will never do business with Lewis again even though I bought a new pickup in 2016 from Lewis ford.

Quick and thorough service! I had a few tedious requests such as not to adjust the seat etc. and…read morethey happily respected my requests. I was in and out in a timely manner.

Fast, easy and cheap. Anyone complaining about the prices hasn't gone to other places and seen…read moreactual high prices for an oil change. The guys are friendly and fast and get the job done. As soon as I pulled up someone was outside and letting me know what the prices were for their different levels of service. They cleaned my floorboards (much needed) and cleaned off my windows. I appreciate that little extra. Thanks guys!

Adding an update. My…read moreteenage son lives in Dodge and as everyone knows finding a good service business that you can trust can be difficult. My son took in his Buick .. and while the older service guy at the desk can be difficult and blunt ... the other men are awesome and have great customer service. They fixed the issue quickly, at a good price and he was back on the road.

If I could give negative stars best believe I would. I bought a 2019 Hyundai Elantra. 2 weeks into…read moremy purchase a sensor light came on. No big deal I alerted the dealership and they took my car in and tried to fix it. A few days later I go back to pick it up and it's all good to go. I drive it for the day and sure enough the same sensor comes back on. I alerted the dealership once again and they took my car in. Heres where things went down hill. I had a progressive snapshot in my car to monitor my driving. I witnessed them driving my vehicle (yes I know they need to drive it to make sure it's working properly) but they drove recklessly and failed to alert me that they unplugged my snapshot which is a red flag to my insurance. I simply asked them why they drove recklessly their response "we need to drive it to make sure its working". I simply asked to call me next time they're going to drive my vehicle. They sighed and said fine. They called and said were going to drive your vehicle to make sure it's good to go then you can come get it. Little did they know I was across the street eating and had a clear view of my vehicle. 30 minutes I kept contact with my vehicle and my phone rings. "Hi this is Tom from G&G Hyundai in Dodge City Ks, I just wanted to let you know that we just parked your car and it's ready for you." I watched them lie to me about driving my car. I talked to the Owner John and he told me that my expectations were to high. Might I add that my vehicle was being driven at 5:35am while in their possession. I never want to go back their I dont recomend it however they had a used vehicle that my sibling wanted. As much as I didnt want to go I did. We were doing the paperwork and they said that the vehicle was sold. A former employee told me later that the owner simply didnt want to sell to us since the first incident. Ok fine, we can take our business elsewhere. My vehicle has a 10-year warranty for the powertrain 6-year bumper to bumper. My check engine light came on and it was for my thermostat. Guess who refused to service my car and made me drive 2.5 hours to the nearest Hyundai dealer. So if you do purchase a vehicle from them. Tom the service department manager and John the owner you need to watch out for them

Tony was outstanding!!! Broke down outside of town. Called for a tow truck to get back to Wichita…read more Guy was a rockstar and showed up!!! I would recommend this man to anyone!!! If you need a great mechanic or tow. This is the one to call!!

Tony was excellent! Very helpful and nice to us. On our way back west on Highway 50, our A/C gave…read moreout. Car shops in Knoxville, St. Louis and Kansas were too busy and couldn't fit us in. Pulled into Dodge City and spotted Tony's Auto Repair. His shop was full, but when we told him our urgency - since we were just driving by, and expected high temperatures in UT and NV - he immediately helped us. After troubleshooting a couple possibilities, he found the problem and corrected it. Saved our trip! We were in and out in 1.5 hours, and while you wait there's a good Taco spot down the street, Tacos y Tortas L Torito. Highly recommend the asada burrito with salsa verde.

Needed new tires on my Cadillac. Great service, friendly staff, tires are the best ever! My car…read morehandles so much better around curves and we drive a lot of hills and curvy roads. Thanks Great Western!

These folks were fantastic. Had tire problems while traveling through. They treated me like a local…read moreand got me in and out fast and back on our trip. Highly recommend you use them for all your tire needs.

We were in Dodge for a long weekend and had a problem with our Buick. The folks at Lewis got us…read moreright in and figured out what was needed and repaired the same day.

Liars. (Long, but worth the read) I won't mention the salesman by name because I can't say for…read moresure he was the one who fabricated the lie, but the manager involved was named Anthony. So the story goes like this... I found the car I wanted on their site, it was a 2007 Camry Hybrid at their Dodge City location. I was put in touch with a salesman in Hays, and was told over the phone that it wouldn't be a problem getting a car from another location. The listing online was brand new and didn't even have actual photos of the car, so I asked the salesman to send me some, which he did. I made an appointment to meet with him the next evening. In the meantime, I texted the salesman letting him know I would like to look at another Kia that was located in Hays (which just so happened to be a few thousand dollars more), and I believe this is what 'caused' them to fabricate the following blatant lie... When I arrived for my appointment, I was immediately advised that the Camry I was interested in was "sideswiped" and no longer available..but this Kia is right here. The way they nonchalantly spoke about this car being wrecked immediately tipped me off that something was up. I looked at the Kia, but made it very clear that I was still interested in the Camry, and asked for pictures to see how bad the damage was. The salesman eluded to the fact that it may be totaled. Still, knowing a decent body-man who may have been able to fix the damage, I asked for pictures. From the moment the so casually told me about the Camry being wrecked, I felt as though this story was made up to sell me a more expensive car that was already in Hays (the Kia). The next morning, I had someone in Dodge City visit the Lewis location there and ask to see this Camry, which they somewhat obliged. The car was on the rack being serviced and detailed, and most definitely NOT WRECKED. The person I sent down then called to let me know, and I called Lewis in Dodge asking for more information about this Camry, which they made no mention of it being wrecked or having any real body damage, and even sent me photos of the *not wrecked* car. At this point, having been blatantly lied to my face, I was pretty livid. I went back out to Lewis (Hays) and gave the salesman back his business card, letting him know how disrespected I felt. I would have liked to talk to this 'Anthony' guy, but I was told that the managers all left early, so that wasn't an option. But, as expected, the salesman passed the buck to someone else, presumably in Dodge City, but made sure to direct blame in any direction away from himself. I'm more than certain that Dodge City will do the exact same, and I'll never know who the actually liar is in this chain... Which is irrelevant, actually. Bottom line is, I was blatantly lied to about the car that I wanted just so they could sell me a more expensive car, therefore making the salesman more money. The 'wrecked car' story was so casual though, so off the cuff that I don't believe this is the first time it was used. Most buyers would be automatically disinterested after hearing about the car they wanted being wrecked, therefore opening up the door for the salesman to sell them a different, more expensive car... Me not being one of those buyers blew up that whole fabrication, and I'm here to let others know what extent these people will go to just to sell you something you may not want.