Had BJ and hit team install new a arms on my KRX and they did amazing highly recommend UTV Addictionread more

BJ and UTV addiction were fantastic and getting the repairs done on my X3. I had a rollover and…read morewhen I called BJ he said bring it right down and as soon as I got there he started the process of getting an estimate done working with the insurance company getting all the parts ordered and getting everything done for me so I could get back on the trails. I highly recommend them for any repairs or any upgrades that you might need as BJ will definitely get you taken care of. He treats you like your family and make sure that everything on your sxs is done and done correctly as if it was his own. We are very lucky to have him in our area to take care of us in all our needs with our sxs s.

The staff at Mo Music is great. They can get you hooked up with exactly what you want…read more They are very well priced and fair. The products are top notch. They will walk you right through everything you needed and explain why.

Mo Music, simple AWESOME!!! Quickly got helped ,Cameron programmed remotes, GREAT VALUE!!! Highly…read moreRecommend if your getting audio on your car or Boat!!! Thanks again

A great shop for BMW auto repair, they were also awesome enough to work on our JCW Mini so we're…read morethankful for that. Our service appointment went as planned, staff were honest, friendly and fun to chat with. So friendly it felt like I'd known them for years. Looking forward to doing future business with them and even possibly hanging out at the racetrack. Keep up the solid work fellas!

Jordan and Kameron are certainly the best BMW shop in Sierra Nevada. We're working on a BMW M6 that…read morehas been dead for 9 years and they brought it to life - drives so much better than new Would definitely bring other Beemers or V12 cars to them.

Do your research before doing business with these guys I should have read reviews and now i regret…read moreit!! They charged 600$ in labor for 1 motorcycle tire replacement!!! prior to this promised me that it would not take any longer than 1.5 hours at 147$ dollars an hour in labor. 800+$ total for 1 tire(TIRE COST 250 OUT THE DOOR) and kept my bike for 5 days! Then they had the audacity to bride me 50 dollars off the price to leave a good review! I will never do business with these dishonest guys again! Literally I don't even have to say anything bad because the truth speaks for itself! Ps. I had to have a shop fix there damage that they hid on the inside of the tire. The brand new tire had to be replaced! Se photos below.

My first impression of Poor Boy Motorcycle Mechanic was that it is a small mom-and-pop shop, which…read moreis not one of the overly advertised commercial chains that focus on newer bikes and are brand-specific like most others. After speaking to the employees who work here, I felt comfortable and confident that my bike would be in good hands. I had picked up a couple of tires that I wanted to put on and asked if they would be able to put them on even if not purchased through them. They said that it was not a problem. When I dropped my bike off, I told Jason that my bike had been making a strange sound from the front end. Jerry said that they would take a look at it and see if they could figure out what it was. When I picked up my bike, they had gone above and beyond not only to put on my tires but also to find the source of the strange noise that had been bugging me. Stan told me that when he looked at my front forks, he found a binding in them that they fixed. My bike is no longer making the noise, and I am very pleased with the outcome and my first experience with Poor Boy Motorcycle Mechanic. I feel that this is an honest shop that does quality work at a reasonable price. Thank you, Jason and Stan, for keeping the dream alive!

October 2, 2018, I took my twin Yamaha powered boat in because the motors would not start. I also…read morehad electrical issues at the helm that needed to be addressed. They kept the boat until March 2019 and upon picking it up, I found that they did not even look into my helm issues. When I asked him about that, the technician said they don't do that kind of work. They did find the source of the motors not starting, which was remedied with replacing the corroded fuel pumps and replacing a corroded wiring harness on the port engine. When I got home, I noticed that the CDI computer covers were both missing. I called the shop and asked him to locate them for me, but he immediately denied losing them. He had removed both of the CDIs because he was troubleshooting the electrical corrosion issue and had suspected that possibly one of the CDIs had failed. The areas where the covers were supposed to be mounted were very clean and free of grime, whereas everything around those areas was grimy. I had to purchase two covers and 8 stainless steel mounting bolts for a total of $164. After picking up the boat, I kept smelling raw fuel when I ran it and today I ran it with the cowls off of the motors. I immediately noticed fuel running out of the starboard motor from the vapor separator tank (VST), which houses the fuel pump . I shut the motor down and inspected the source of the leak. What I found was very disturbing; while changing the the fuel pump, the technician broke the top corner of the VST and attempted to conceal the damage with some sort of calking or sealant, which allowed fuel to leak past his sealant. I feel fortunate that there was not a fire or explosion from all of the fuel that was leaking into the casing. I'm not sure why the technician was not up front with me regarding the damage, because I do understand that 18 year old saltwater applications occasionally break during disassembly. I know that I would have ended up paying for the replacement part (as I have now), but why would someone send something out of the shop that is a hazard for explosion which would likely lead to serious injury and possible loss of the entire boat? That is a careless, irresponsible and unprofessional act! If you value your investment or your life, steer clear of Sierra Sport and Marine!!

Don't bring your boat here for repairs. They did a sloppy unprofessional job of a 300 hour…read moreoutboard service. Had to bring it to another shop to discover all they did wrong that could have ruined my engine. Oh yea, they offered to fix the problems, but would anybody trust their sloppy mechanics to touch their engine after such big screw-ups. I wouldn't and glad I didn't. They made no effort to offer me even an apology after I told them it will cost me a 150 mile round trip and 4 hours of my time to bring my boat back to them to fix what they did wrong. In fact, they told me"it's not their fault I lived so far away". Not nice business people. Trust them at your own peril.

I've been bringing my 911 to Reno Rennsports for a few years now for its annual service, and they…read morecontinue to earn my trust. The shop has a reputation around town for knowing Porsches inside and out, which has definitely been my experience. The service advisors are professional, they explain things clearly, and the cost savings compared to the dealership are what keep me coming back. They are thorough without trying to upsell unnecessary work, making the experience much easier. The location is convenient with easy parking right out front, and the facility is clean and well-organized without feeling overly corporate. You can tell they take pride in the shop, reflecting how they handle the cars. While it's not a fancy waiting area, it feels approachable and geared toward people who genuinely care about their cars.

Had a fluctuating idle issue on an 80s 911. They diagnosed the issue super fast. I brought the car…read moreback and they got the work done within a week! My car runs so much better now and no fluctuating idle. John is extremely helpful and willing to answer all your questions. Will be going back for anything else I may need down the line.

The Chop Shop is a great place to go. Prices are way cheaper than the Harley Dealer. Jeremy fixed…read moremy stuck brake light in one minute and had a brake light lense in stock. Since about 2001, Harley has had cheap stick-on tail light lenses that fall off. They are very busy, so make an appoinment for repairs. Kirt Dickley

This is an illegal shop and not registered with the DMV as a repair shop. Do not take your bike…read morethere, as work will not be covered. The head mechanic and assistant are excellent, but the owner Justin is a jerk and difficult to deal with. He will treat you like crap, yell at you, and throw you out of the shop if you question the work. All this is done AFTER he's already taken your money. I've been riding Harley's for over 20 years and never saw a shop owner treating customers this poorly. If you ride, do yourself a favor and find another shop. It's best to talk to other riders to get references. We are a community and do not have to put up with B.S. service from a shop owned by a poser.