I went to S&S today for my regular service. At 7Am, I was the first customer of the day, and…read morein-and-out in no time. There are always coupons on the website, so don't hesitate to use them. Service here remains good and prompt. 27

I discovered a shiny nail prominently extending from the tread of one of my truck tires but the…read moretire was still inflated. Instead of removing the nail and risking deflation on the road, I stopped at a S & S Tire Center near Nicholasville, KY and asked if they could pull the nail, then repair the puncture. A technician returned from the service area and shared the nail didn't completely pierce the tire and that I was good to go. When I asked what I owed, he smiled and said "nothing." It's refreshing to see a business that practices honest customer service that earns your patronage. Thank you!

Got my daughter in right away to fix a window that would not roll up! Could not be happier for the…read moreimmediate help, and amazing pricing!! Will definitely be back for all of our auto needs. Thank you!!

From the owner: Great Car Inventory | Budget Friendly | Full Service Auto Repair | Oil Changes | Brake Repair |…read moreWalk Ins Welcome | Trade Ins Accepted

Great service and good work fixing my wife's very old (2001) Jag. Very friendly staff on top of it…read moreall.

I am blown away by this mechanic shop. It's truly refreshing as a woman to be able to take my car…read morein since I "heard a weird sound" and get a fair and honest diagnostic that is not price gouged. I'm a young woman who is new to the state and I was very nervous to find a mechanic for my 2011 forester. I will look no further!!

Leo is amazing and works very quickly and affordable. I was pleasantly surprised with his…read morewillingness to do what's needed and not push other problems onto you like most auto repair places. I will not go to any other auto repair shop in Lexington/Nicholasville area for as long as I live here. 10/10 recommend.

Leo and Rolando are great human beings first and foremost. I have known and been going to Leo as…read morelong as I have lived in Lexington. I was so lucky to find him and I went to him from reading some reviews from another site. I have always recommended his shop to all of my friends and family. The ones that waited, then eventually went to him for their automotive needs all came back to tell me they wish they listened to me sooner. I can't express enough how valuable it is to have great mechanics to take care of your vehicle. The money you save isn't even close to the competition. I promise you won't be disappointed.

We were traveling for a girls weekend, and the A/C broke. We called an automotive shop, but they…read moredidn't work on the model car we were in. They recommended John Clay. I called, talked to Scott, and he was very helpful. Dropped off the car, got a diagnosis and quote on repair. Very reasonable! Some businesses could have gouged us since we were from out of town. They didn't. Part that was replaced has a warranty, (yay!) and they explained what to do if it breaks again. Lovely people!

John is very good at what he does. Took my Toyota Tundra to him and he was able to press bearings…read moreonto my rear axle when I could find no one else to do it. He also resolved my braking issue which had my truck pulsating every time I would hit the brake. He went above and beyond and spent extra time troubleshooting my issues. I'll definitely go back to Johns place for any of my vehicle issues.

They're still very reliable. I've never taken my car in and left feeling like there's still an…read moreunresolved issue. The quality seems to be better than even the dealer. But I used to take my car in and expect to pay $500 and walk away spending $300. It was awesome. Now, I go in expecting to pay $300 and I end up spending $600. And their upselling doesn't feel great. It seems like they're not just being helpful. It honestly feels like the people on the phone are making a commission. I'm not saying that's what's going on, but it wasn't like this before. What happened? And the extras they're adding are incredibly expensive. If the thing I'm getting fixed costs $300, I don't want to be told you need these little things and it ends up being $600. Come on guys! I don't want to look for another mechanic, but I guess I better. So yeah, if you want it fixed, this is your place. But I would just absolutely say no when they start upselling you on things like an oil change, filters, tire rotations, etc...

Honest, affordable, plus quality work. They give estimates before they do any work. I checked…read morepricing and they did have the lowest price for the same parts. It is first come first serve but you can drop off the night before. Very convenient.

Courteous, good communication and good quality work. Fair on labor time and labor pricing but…read moremarked up parts about 100% over retail. The job I had done should have been about $400 to $450 with labor and a retail parts charge but was over $600 due to the overcharging for parts.

Great professional service. They are not trying to sell things you won't need. Best auto repair in…read morethe Woodlands. Work done right pays for itself!

Went there to get a check on my Y pipe told me I needed a whole new Y pipe then tried to charge my…read more863 dollars just for the part. Very funny

I would give this place less than 1 star…read more Documentation from all repair shops mentioned below can verify the following information. 1 - 02/2024 - I visited E/P on Boston Road to have my thermostat replaced - cost $400. 2 - 04/2024, I heard a rattle from the engine compartment. I took it to another repair shop who told me 'the bolts used to put the thermostat back on was the wrong size, were forced into the screw openings, & the internal threads for the screw hole had been stripped [I never thought impact wrenches were THAT strong]. The only place that touched anything regarding my heating system was E/P on Boston Road. 3 - I took the car back to E/P, showed them the results from the other repair shop, and spent significant time convincing them the work they had done on 02/224 was done incorrectly. As a result, E/P agreed to fix the problem for free. 4 - Flash forward to 12/2024; the heat quit blowing in my car again. I took it to another repair shop and was informed of the following: the last person who fixed the heating system did it wrong; they put in a thermostat that was WAY too small; the bolts to secure the thermostat was the wrong size, & all bolts were forced into the screw hole, and as a result, most of my heating system needs to be replaced [sans the heater coil]. 5 - When I informed the new repair shop of the work & then re-worked my car by E/P when I returned in 02/2024, they had only replaced ONE of the faulty-sized bolts. All four should have been replaced if all bolts had been forced into the wrong opening. E/P did not replace the other three that were too small & the incorrect size when I made them do a re-work in 04/2024. A $400 repair has now cost me close to $2,000. The new repair shop could forensically trace the problems back to the originating install. This significant financial impact should serve as a cautionary tale for potential customers. Given the information above, the decision is in your hands. Choose wisely, and good luck.