Went to the autozone with a friend to pick up a part because it was in stock at this particular…read morestore. Entered the store just to see a couple of very sour faces, and were not treated at all like valued customers. Actually we weren't really treated like humans. Will never go back to this store. BAD BUSINESS BY THESE YOUNG LADIES AND WE WERE GENTLEMAN. Oh well good luck on that.

I was dropping off some used oil. The lady working there was amazing. She was very professional…read more They have got my business for just being nice and professional a lot of places don't even know what customer service is anymore

Daves Auto Salvage in Clifton... stay far away unless you want to get RIPPED OFF. I was even told…read moreto not go to daves... after I went to daves :( I pulled out a bad transmission from my Jeep Grand Cherokee and installed it myself so I could sell the jeep before I moved. The transmission I got from Dave is $500 with tax. He said "this transmission runs great. You have a 30 day warranty." I put it in... it didn't work :( Terrible transmission. It didn't shift into second and first. Two days later I had to leave the state so I called up dave from out of state and said "The transmission doesn't work" dave says "you need to pull it out and bring it in" ?????????? It costs $450 to have a transmission removed and re-installed. THAT'S $450 MORE I HAD TO PAY BECAUSE DAVE SOLD ME A BAD TRANSMISSION On top of that, because I had a transmission guy test drive it to see what the problem was, Dave voided the warranty. The transmission guy even said "You shouldn't have gone to daves" If you ever talk to this guy, you'll see he doesn't seem very honest. There are much better salvage yards, Memos and The Trade Center have much more friendly and honest people. Don't go to Daves Auto Salvage in Clifton.

We are taking his "son" (the kid who works there) to court over an even trade deal he's trying to…read moreback out of that THEY (the owner) and he pressured us into signing. Sooooooo glad we did now!!! After reading all the negative reviews everything that has happened makes sense. My guess is they took any good parts off our car and put bad ones in it then tried to back out because they got what they wanted after what I've read here. We will be seeing them in court and possibly pressing criminal charges depending on what they do between now and then. If anyone tries to buy the 88 Nissan 300zx, DON'T - It's already been traded and there is a signed contract.

Kian Manning was a terrific, most helpful gentleman, even giving us a list of major Miata used…read moreparts sources for a hard to find item eluding us. But Flyin' Miata will more than likely have what you require. Two thumbs way up and a solid 10 for Kian and Flyin' Miata.

I ordered an exhaust from Flyin' Miata that was stuck in FedEx hell due to their staffing shortages…read more(it sat a hundred miles from my home for over a week) and then was accidentally redirected all the way back to Colorado due to a clerical error by FedEx. Flyin' Miata were wonderfully helpful throughout this process, and had their shipping manager work with FedEx to figure out what was going on. When it became clear that our attempt to fix the delivery had failed, they proactively shipped me out a new exhaust via 3-day shipping (thus avoiding the same thing happening again). Their customer service over the phone is generally excellent too - I had questions about the exhaust before ordering it, and some installation questions afterwards - and they were friendly and helpful each time I called. Overall, what an excellent business! I'm only one year into Miata ownership but I can easily imagine being a lifelong customer of Flyin' Miata! Plus their stickers are excellent.

Quick response and kind staff. Abby was a wonderful driver when we needed our vehicle towed homeread more

Great for towing in town, Russ was real nice and good to talk to and his dog was real cuteread more

Service was good, people were friendly, took my own oil, not to be cheap they just don't stock the…read moreoil I use. Most places would give you a discount for using your own oil and filter, I heard the employee running my the register about it and the manager laughed about it and actually changed me double for bringing my own oil. I won't go back and if I owned the place I would fire that manager for treating his customers that way

When I went there the employees were very disrespectful and unprofessional. They were yelling and…read morecussing in the shop. All of the customers could hear it. They tracked oil inside of my car and had no respect for anything. I will not be back or recommend this place to anyone. Absolutely had a horrible experience

They broke laws regarding the Colorado Motor Vehicle Repair Act (twice), received an invoice for…read morerepairs done unlawfully and said we are full of it, yet paid it still because they know we are right. Would not recommend going there, the place is full of crooks. But they are very responsive when attorneys are involved!

These guys are great. The reviews here are really sad from some shitty people. They are up front…read moreand transparent. Teri answers right away and Kory is happy to walk you into the garage to show you what he's doing. Give them a chance and don't believe the slander.

My car started overheating just a few minutes after I left Grand Junction on my way back to Denver…read more Overpass Auto was the closest repair shop to the exit so I called and asked whether they could squeeze me in. They were incredibly accommodating and prioritized the work on my car, knowing that I was trying to make my way back across the state. They diagnosed the problem quickly and even took me out to my car to show me the crack in my radiator. Everything was replaced and buttoned up within a few hours for what seemed like a reasonable price. The owners have been a part of the community there for decades and are very obviously stand up, trustworthy folks. Highly recommend!

These people are terrible and only want your money. I took my car in and they kept it for three…read moremonths. About midway they came up with all these things that needed to be replaced and charged me $2000.00. After I paid Sylvia and Loui they took a trip to NY and my car sat for another month. The third month Sylvia called and said the total to fix the car would cost me over $5,000.00 which I paid. They gave me my car back and a week later it started making the same noise I took it in for. Sylvia one of the owners was extremely defense saying that her sons (the mechanics) knew what they were doing and refused to refund me my money. These kind of people disgust me. I ended up selling my car for parts. Don't waste your time here. They don't even deserve a star.

I am a contractor and I use to work on all my vehicles. I don't have the time anymore but I do…read moreunderstand vehicles and their operations. I've been through 9 mechanics in the Grand Valley. None have come through and done the thorough inspection I have asked for. At Scotty's I didn't ask for a full inspection but they did one free of charge anyways. These guys are the best in town so far. Literally nobody else showed near as much professionalism or kindness as they have. a big Thank you from Solveson Builders

Hello: I was happy to find a shop to service my son's car. They made the scheduling and drop-off…read moreeasy and the service was performed quickly. A few months go by and the thermostat that they replaced failed. I contacted them to discuss this issue, but the car was now in the metro Denver area and not near Grand Junction. I had no choice, but to take to car to a local shop (1 .6 miles from my house) as the vehicle was leaking antifreeze profusely and overheating; There was no way for the car to make the 4 hour trip to Grand Junction. I discussed this with Scott's when this occurred initially and the Service Consultant was unaware of any process to follow for warranty other than to bring the vehicle back to their shop. After getting the thermostat replaced by the local shop I followed up with Scott's and after multiple emails and phone calls to discuss their warranty, I was now informed of their process. With this new story, there was no way to rewind what had already been repaired by the local shop. I submitted a copy of the invoice and asked for credit for the repair to be used at their shop in the future and was told that wasn't going to happen. I asked for a manager to call me to discuss this further and have yet to receive a call back after multiple calls and emails. Scott's: I understand that parts fail, but what I can't understand is how you let your customer service fail.