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C V Oil Co

4.2 (5 reviews)

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We have used CV Oil for over 16 years. Always great service. Have always replied to our concerns quickly.

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Midas

(24 reviews)

Rutland's Midas continues to give me EXCELLENT service. I'm a retired ASE Master Technician,…read morerepair shop owner, Dealership Parts Manager and a few more "careers" in my 68+ years. I did ALL my vehicle service that wasn't warranty repair until I was no longer physically able. I continue to trust Brent, Rich, Dexter and all the folks at Rutland's Midas with doing those things I used to be able to do, confident that it's done to my standards. I've read some of the negative reviews here and find that a) there are some people who seem to only post "one star" reviews of any/all businesses they feel are doing no more than just trying to make a living, b) feel that they're being "overcharged" because they can pick up a part at a "big box" cheaper than what they are being charged and neither understanding nor willing to accept that businesses are in business to make money and not give stuff away. You don't expect a restaurant to serve you a 3 egg breakfast for what you can buy 3 eggs for at the supermarket and still provide a warranty on the parts AND LABOR as well as the liability insurance that must be carried and the overhead of maintaining a facility, etc., etc. As one formerly in the industry, I can tell you that the "standard margin" on parts in the auto repair business is 50% meaning the selling price is, typically, twice the cost... a part that costs $50.00 will sell for $100.00. Anything less and you should consider yourself having received a discount. So, my hearty recommendation, if you want HONEST, DEPENDABLE and KNOWLEDGEABLE service is that this is one of the few places in Rutland that I can recommend, based on first-hand experiences over the past two decades. Sure, read the reviews then consider the above. Look at the reviewers profile and see how they've rated other places. There's some people who just can't ever be satisfied that the world isn't out to get them. lol.

Do not go here, very bad service. I believe they do not know were there is an engine in a truck or…read morecar.

Killington Auto - Their business card that clear says Killington Auto REPAIR and Towing!

Killington Auto

(16 reviews)

After a day of skiing I came back to my car to discover it would not start and the battery appeared…read moreto be dead. Fortunately I have a battery jumper in my trunk and was able to get it going, but I was nervous to turn it off again so when I saw the sign for Killington Auto on the access road I stopped in to see if they could take a look. The mechanic on duty (Dana) agreed to help after he was done with the car he was working on, in about 20 minutes. I was expecting to need a new battery, and would have paid for one without complaint. However, before going that route Dana checked my existing battery and said it was still good. He then cleaned off the terminals and reattached the cables and the car started as normal. I was very pleasantly surprised, and even more so when he said there would be no charge (I'm from New Jersey so naturally I gave him a tip)! If you have car trouble on the mountain, stop by for an honest opinion. Thanks guys!

We were up in the Okemo area from NYC and by virtue of the combined stupidity of my decision making…read moreand GPS I ended up on a small snow covered road. I will spare you the inconsequential details but I got stuck in a ditch. While the effort of Killing Auto was not discount, not one dollar of it was regrettable. Corey and Dana worked very hard and safely and meticulously to get my car out a) to my amazement and pleasure and b) without damaging a hair on the car or their equipment. They worked tirelessly in snow, in snow banks, in a brook and while largely being reassuring and. Not chastising me for one of the closest Michael Scott driving moments of my life. If you ever have the opportunity to test this theory, I strongly recommend you plow your car into a snow bank so you too might have the same positive experience of working with these fine folks when you have no other option and are 300 miles from your home and fronds!!!

Jag’s Automotive Towing & Recovery

Jag’s Automotive Towing & Recovery

(2 reviews)

Dropped my Suburban off with an initial price of $5500 for bodywork and paint. Went through three…read moreengines from this shop!!! Got truck back after he called me for payment over the phone (big mistake) and it's HORRENDOUS! Paid him $9,081.93 ($6,745 bodywork and paint -includes his cc fees and $2,336.93 includes his cc fees for engine work!) Picked up truck was horrified at bodywork. He sent pics from a distance which looked amazing but when you see it up close weld marks are visible where patches were done, seams rusting, exposed bondo, no paint on roof, excessive drip marks etc! Any professional after putting primer on and seeing these flaws would have NEVER painted it! To top it off, there are paint boogers all over truck and excessive drop marks!!! When we picked the truck up not only were we mortified at the bodywork and paint but the Truck didn't start!!! After his instructions of telling us it's our "ignition switch" and to "nail the pedal down to get it started" we drove back to NJ which was HORRIBLY. Called him several times. He initially said he would come pick it up w his flatbed tow and fix it (He's a Tow guy). He said repeatedly when we initially seen it, that if we're not happy he'll gladly strip it and redo it! A few days into back and forth calls and texts He decided to hang up and never return a call! We were scammed That's the bottom line. He had our Truck from January 1 through May 15!! He was going through a rough time w a forked passing away and had a bad accident so we cut him a break on timeframe . But instead of doing the job correctly he decided to do a rush Job. He does social media posts lying to his "cheerleaders" (FB friends) who he manipulates and lies to - while not giving them true facts or costs! Jason Gagnon is a fraud and a pathological liar!! My Truck is at a shop in NJ within 10 days of picking up from his shop. Found EXCESSIVE amounts of GAS in oil! Any mechanic knows what that means as the gas wore out my engine components - it's junk now!! We now need ANOTHER engine from his incompetence. The bodywork and paint need to be redone! RUN FROM THIS GUY! We initially met him by getting a couple of tows as we are Vermont seasonals. He talks a good talk and we befriended him. As soon as he got nearly $10K out of us and scammed, he has ignored us and left us with a terrible mess and a costly one! We asked him for for a fair settlement of $8,100 because he had paint costs - so we can pay another mechanic for engine pull and install ($2500) and so we can get our bodywork and paint fixed! He's refusing. Unfortunately we will be left w no choice but to hire an attorney. Stay away!!!

Our van slid off our driveway, and AAA called Jags. Jags showed up several hours after AAA said…read morethey'd arrive, without contacting us. They were unable to pull our van out, and said they'd be back the following morning with a wrecker, with no qualifications. When Jags did in fact not return the following morning, we followed up and were told they would not come back until we sanded the driveway. We'd not been told about this requirement but had it done in 30min. When we called back, we were told they would come back that day. After many follow ups to Jags, always committing to return, we went to bed with our stuck van and no word from Jags. Day three began again, calling Jags. They were surprised that despite committing continually that they'd return, that we hadn't found someone else to pull us out. Said they'd be back sometime that day. At this point we called AAA asking for another vendor to help us. AAA called Jags anyways, and he refused the job, but again, no word to us from Jags that they wouldn't be coming. Glad we had food, as we were housebound for three days due to Jags. Never again.

Rutland Autoworks - Would not go there for auto service

Rutland Autoworks

(3 reviews)

Super helpful and friendly! Economic for sure. Had my brakes done and chose these guys after…read moreshopping around for a good price. Def going back!!!

I would give them no stars if I could…read more I called them and told them my tire was flat, asked if they could check for a leak and if they could plug a tire. They said yes. After dropping the car off I received a call about an hour later telling me that they couldn't find anything wrong with it,but because it was "driven flat" it need to be swapped. He charge a fee for looking at my tire. I drove it to my dad's house, we took the tire off and found a nail sticking out of it. My dad plugged the tire. The next day I went back and showed him the photo of the nail and the tire that we plugged. I asked him if he looked at my tire considering the nail was sticking up in the middle and I wouldn't have driven off with it in there. He started to tell me he took my tire off ( I have a security bolt and he never called to ask me where my wheel lock was to take the tire off) he originally told me he didn't find a leak, but when I showed him the photo of the nail, he then went on to say that he didn't want to pull the nail because then I wouldn't be able to drive home, I asked him why he didn't plug it and he told me because he would be liable. So end of story he called to tell me there was nothing in my tire, when he knew there was a nail, didn't plug it because he didn't want to be liable even though when I called and asked if they plugged tires they said yes. He refused to return my money. They are dirty crooks at Rutland Autoworks and I'm thankful I didn't get any serious service done by them

C V Oil Co - oilchange - Updated October 2026

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