They didn't do a bad job, but not a good job either. I felt that they were just in a hurry to get…read moremy car out of there. I would have rather they were honest with me and said they were overwhelmed with work at this time. Towed a car in there and towed it out. They changed the oil and the gas cap. I paid for it and towed my car to another shop that I know is thorough. I just had to wait a week to get an appointment, which fine because I can't drive it anyway. Exact Performance wanted to change out the timing belt, but I'm not sure that would have fixed it. The car was having issues that didn't quite align with timing chain problems. It was a waste of time. Spend your money elsewhere.

Super Bowl weekend, a large nail pierced my tire and I had the pleasure of riding around on a spare…read moreuntil last Friday. I hate going to auto repair shops, especially the Acura dealership. I was definitely taking a chance with Exact and here is my experience: First Impressions: My brother recommended Exact when I was shopping around for brake repair a couple years ago. The shop is located on Johnson Drive, next to a new car wash. We dropped my car off right around 8:30. The shop is easy to miss if you aren't paying attention. Dillon was very welcoming and he confirmed what services I needed. The shop was nice and clean and Dillon was very organized. Communication: I appreciated the phone call before any service was done to my car. They allowed us time to decide what we wanted to do before continuing and Dillon was very understanding. He wasn't pushy like the dealerships and I didn't feel pressured to make any decisions. The price is nice: I did not get tires, as they were more expensive than I thought, but for an oil change and front brakes, my bill was a little over $200. Their prices on timing belt replacement and other maintenance work was way cheaper than the Acura dealership, which is impressive. Overall: I will be back. The pricing alone was it for me. Acura quoted me well over a grand for maintenance work, new tires, and brakes on my car. Dillon's prices were half of that, which I can handle. They do specialize in imports, so keep that in mind. The only down side was their tire prices, which are about the same amount as the dealer. I also appreciated the customer service and how genuine Dillon was.

This is the best auto center I've ever been too. They always go above and beyond for me and my…read morevehicle. A huge thanks to the crew here.

Got my vehicles inspected here. Nice and easy. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a…read moretrustworthy and quality auto repair.

Great place for car repairs honest and reliable very friendly!…read moreGreat about finding hidden problems and advice of when repairs should be done.

I brought my 2011 Toyota Camry to Toy Tech after my check engine light came on due to an O2 sensor…read morecode. I paid $158 for a diagnostic and was told the downstream O2 sensor was faulty. Although I was informed that the upstream sensor was not currently failing, I was encouraged to replace both at the same time. I chose to replace only the downstream sensor since that was identified as the source of the issue. Approximately six days after the repair, the check engine light returned. When I contacted the shop, I was advised that the upstream O2 sensor would now need to be replaced at an additional cost of $404. When I asked whether there could be another underlying cause, I did not feel my questions were thoroughly addressed. I decided to seek a second opinion from another repair facility. They diagnosed the problem as an exhaust leak. After repairing the exhaust leak for $160, the check engine light has remained off and the issue has been resolved. I understand that automotive diagnostics can sometimes require further evaluation; however, I am disappointed that the original diagnostic did not identify the exhaust leak and that additional part replacements were recommended before the root cause was determined. Based on my experience with Toytech, I would advise others to consider obtaining a second opinion before authorizing further repairs.

Towed my 2003 Wrangler to them. Quoted me $1300 to fix it. I called a couple of other automotive…read moreshops to price compare. Towed it again to Firestone. Cost me $315 to fix it.

Took my family cars to Steve's for 10 yrs. When he sold to MD, I gave them a try, they were decent…read moreat first but the most recent experience was enough for me. Took in daughters older car for A/C repair, they said it needed a leak check for $150. They found a leak and said $700 would resolve the issue for mainline replacement. A week later it didnt work again, took back in they said another $2K to fix it because it had another leak. Took to another shop to verify and they said it was clear that 2nd leak had been there for a while. Would have NEVER gottten the first repair done if we knew it was $3K. When I surfaced my frustration they took no ownership of it. Im done w/ them. Do NOT recommend them.

Autopia is a great mechanic shop, Neil was very helpful, they do quality work and fast repairs. I…read morewould highly recommend AUTOPIA!!

I go here for alllllll my car needs(for 7-8years now). I've had nothing but positive experiences…read more As a female, it's easy to be taken advantage of by mechanics. This shop has always prioritized saving me money by explaining what work was more urgent, and what could be put off til later. I've driven older cars, so work needed can add up. I also appreciate how they update you throughout the process and do their best to get you mobile again asap. Fast, friendly, and honest work!

Friendly service and they did the job cheaper than what they quoted. The lady behind the counter…read morewas very nice.

I think this place great and affordable. Both times I've stopped in on a whim to grab an estimate…read moreand was totally shocked. Not only was it affordable but they took my autos in for repair within 24hrs and had them done that same week ready for pick up. So glad I gave them a try. Honest estimate and no surprises. I'd give em 5 out of 5. My new auto shop for sure!! Connie Dukovich Kilgore

I had a service done here, an alignment. I had an issue with a local transmission shop doing the…read morealignment by hand: it was off by about 5 degrees, so the steering wheel was a little misaligned. I had them try to fix it, and they did nothing again the second time around, so on the third go around, they told me to go to Dipman, and they'd cover the cost. It was good too, because the charge for a simple alignment was $136! It used to be a lot cheaper than that. I believe the last time I had an alignment done, it was around 80 to 100 bucks. Anyway, these guys at Dipman are very organized - which is key when considering hiring someone to work on anything you care about. It's a clean, professional shop. They took the job, and worked for about 30 minutes, roughly, then gave me back the car - and would you think it, nothing had been done about the steering wheel alignment! Again, I had to return, and literally all I asked anyone to do was straighten the steering wheel out like it was before I had my clutch replaced. The man at Dipman apologized, and said the steering wheel must have moved while they were straightening the points on the wheels. Yeah, I said. Moved right back to the place it was at before I got here almost an hour ago, while I stood in your parking lot in the hot sun. So they took it back, another 30 minutes passed, and they got it done. It's exactly balanced and square now. All things considered, I appreciate the cleanliness and accuracy of this place. Old school craftsmanship - almost. The one thing that separates the difference between the men of the before 'fore time and now is that, those men cared so much about their craft, they took that extra 5 minutes at the end to revel in their work, test it, stare at it, and make sure it was exactly perfect and correct. Either the world is moving too fast to care, or the craftsmen and women of this time period just don't care enough at all, but at least they made it right. They'd better, for $136.... I'd return to this place for work. They do it right.

Tire fixed/ very professional and courteous. I came in here before with my 1970s Chevelle and they…read moredidn't even charge me after adjusting my timing. So I came back in good service again.

Great old fashioned service. They work on all cars at a fair price. I will continue taking all our…read morecars to Mark Mazza

I only trust a few shops in all of Kansas City and the team at Mark Mazza are one of them. Yes…read morethey are friendly, yes they have good communication, but what's really important is they understand European sports cars and how to fix them properly and honestly. They have earned my repeat business.