Busy busy busy. Show up early and get in line. There is some parking in back. The owner tries to…read morekeep the cost down but labor can get up there. But the mechanics need to be paid. The work they've done has been great. No return issues. The AC is almost too cold in my 14 yo Subaru.

BEST automotive service I've experienced anywhere! I had to wait in line with about 12 other people…read morewho had queued up 45 minutes before this shop opened on a Friday morning, but totally worth it to score a spot! They fixed my air conditioner for less than $200 and that was huge for me as I get very feisty and head-achey with having to drive anywhere in hot Chicago summer weather and I was so relieved to get it fixed quickly and at such a great price. Thank you!!!

I was greeted immediately. I met mechanic Dan who will take care of my auto needs. My car failed…read moreemissions test. I was told the car needed to be opened up.Dan agreed to drive the car on the expressway for me since I normally never drive on the highway. He explained every thing clearly to me. He was great.

Wonderful! Kindly removed my dragging muffler for free and was completely honest about total cost…read moreof repairs - even suggested another shop that would be able to do a temporary patch-up more cheaply.

Amazing customer service and excellent quality repairs. Very happy with the repairs to my car!…read more Steve and staff were extremely helpful and the experience first class! If you have auto body damage I definitely would recommend Bump City Auto Body!

Fantastic experience at Bump City in getting my car repaired. High quality work with excellent…read moreservice. Steve was particularly helpful getting a quote, dealing with insurance and communicating with us. They repaired the vehicle and then cleaned the car inside and out---making it look brand new.

I won't go anywhere else. Having a trusted mechanic is a lifesaver. Danny is one of the most…read morehonest people I've ever met.

Another mechanic wanted $3K for a power control module fix for my car. I talked through the issue…read morewith Danny and he recommended a locksmith to address the key issue. Sure enough for $200 the job was complete and car is back on the road. With their knowledge and history, I'm taking my car to Suburban Automative from now on.

In a world of untrustworthy auto repair shops, Russo's remains an exemplar of integrity. My local…read morefamily and I will always take our vehicles to them, so long as they continue to be honest, fair, and excellent in their work. My loyalty was further reinforced today, as Joe at Russo's took the initiative on my behalf to call and catch a parts dealer in their price gouging lie. Love Russo's!

I have been coming to Joe off and on for many years. He tells it like it is. Does not try to…read moreoversell anything. Excellent work.

Friendly and FAIR mechanics and staff make this a good experience. Pete is very trustworthy and…read morepleasant to work with. They evaluate your car well and, when needed, make the repairs needed with excellent, quality work and in a timely fashion.

Pete's was recommended by a good friend, who had been taking her vehicle there for years…read more Recommendations to me are very importation especially coming from someone who I've known and respected for years. Also I know this person only gives referrals, when we'll deserved. Prior to going to Pete's, I had a bad experience with a local business, mechanic and tire shop in the area (North Ave & Harlem). Went for an oil change, tire rotation and once over before putting my vehicle on the road in late June. Was told my radiator had a leak and it would be expensive to repair. Weeks prior, my husband vehicle had been leaking fluids on the garage floor, so i purchased two silver large cookie sheets from a auto mechanic store, to catch liquid and keep from staining the floor, put one under each vehicle. His vehicle did continue to leak and stain the pan, but my mine was clean nothing, and still looking new after several weeks. I explained this to the very polite and professional desk personnel. He insisted there was a leak. I'm panicking because I was unsure if we should put the vehicle on the road. But we did, stopping along the way to check the radiator fluids several times, never did the fluids go low even to today, That was in late June and here we are in mid October. When I took the vehicle to Pete's for brakes had him check the radiator for any leaks or abnormalities. Me Pete stated, there was no leaks and he looked fine, which saved me around 1700.00. Thank you Pete's!!!!!

To start, my family and I have been going to the same mechanic for over 50 years. One problem... my…read moreboyfriend and I just reallocated to Oak Park, and with this comes losing our go to in Cleveland. I have ventured out to others when I desperately needed service and my preferred couldn't get me in, and was always screwed over. The typical you "need" this, this, and this done to your car which led me to have a really poor experience with anything that needed to be done to my car - which had 200k miles on it, and made the process dreadful. Long story short, my boyfriend needed a routine oil change, tire rotation, and wanted to get a full inspection on the car since his just hit 100k miles. The car was also showing that he needed a new timing belt (something that pops up automatically when the car hits 100k, and has yet to be replaced) and we were supposed to be making a long drive the next day for a wedding. I decided to take the car since he had to work. I get to the shop and am immediately warmly welcomed by a nice smile and friendly hello from a man named Tyler. I told Tyler exactly what I wanted and didn't want anything else done besides what I said. I also told him that we ideally wanted to wait on the timing belt seeing as we had to leave for a long trip (I had my fingers crossed on this one since). He checked everything, and came to the waiting room to tell me I can make it there and back before the timing belt needs to be replaced, but that it should be replaced soon. THIS was what I wanted to hear. He also told me I needed new filters (I already knew this, oops), and too the time to show me how gross mine were, so I ended up getting new ones. He ended up giving me a little discount too, and explained, "we just try to do a little something for everyone". Amazing! After driving the car home, it has a completely different (but good) feel to it. Maybe it's in my head, but it truly does feel like it was taken care of properly. I have NEVER had this good of service from a mechanic in my life. Our Planet Automotive will be our new mechanic, and I'm so happy with the time Tyler spent with me on this. I can be a tough critic, but this process was pain-free and easy. Thank you, Tyler, and the guys at Our Planet! :-)

love Car one Caesar and Bruno are amazing people, I was recommended by Valvoline and what a great…read morespot. They are so honest and do such a great job On the spot, Two days in a row and I had everything done for the winter. Also the conversation is always pleasant. Thanks Lisa w/Equniox

Stay away from this place, they will not value your time or respect your appointment. Prepare for a…read morewaiting game.

Service for my 2007 Mazda 5 front right destroyed tire replacement ended up a very pricey cost. The…read moreservice included replacement of 2 front tires (brand: Hancock) and strongly suggested replacement of 2 front struts (brand: Duralast) by the mechanic. Costed total of $1552!! When I checked on Google Gemini (quoted following) if the price is fair or not? I got these answers: Longevity: For an older car like a 2007 Mazda 5, using a budget part might be acceptable if you don't plan on keeping it for many more years. But if you were hoping for a repair that would last a long time, the Duralast brand, combined with the high cost, is disappointing. The Mark-up: The core issue is the very high markup on an entry-level part. For a total price of $1,042, it is reasonable to expect a higher-quality part brand. So the conclusion is get your written price quotes before you commit. I got mine via phone conversation only and they never sent me one via email or text as they promised. And the service lasted for 3 days!! (Thursday, Sep 18th to Saturday, Sep 20th end of day at 6PM).

Best of the best. They do not cut any corners and fixing your vehicle correctly is top priority…read more When the local classic car club entrusts a shop with their gems......it speaks volumes about care, courtesy & capabilities. Harlem & Division (& owner Bob Sloan) are the best!

The people who work here are so incredibly nice - I called them ahead of time to make sure they…read morecould take me for an oil change. They said they'd have my car done way before 5pm, when they closed. Once I arrived, I was assisted right away. I handed off my keys and was on my merry way, doing my Saturday things (unfortunately, work). 3 hours passed, and I still hadn't heard from them. Another hour... so I call them. He said they had my car long done (but how was I supposed to know??) So I headed back and the checkout process was seamless. I am new to the area, so I brought in the $20 movers special. I ended up choosing synthetic oil, which is what I usually put in my car anyways. The total came to be ~$75, which is basically equivalent to what I normally pay without a coupon/special. Very nice people and did the job, but didn't see the point of the coupon!

DANGER!!!! My wife had her tires rotated at "Elite" before…read moreheading on a road trip to North Carolina. Because of abnormal noises from her back left wheel, she pulled over to a repair shop in Indiana only to find that the wheel was about to fall off because only one of 5 lug nuts was in place and tightened. She could have been killed. The owner acknowledged the mistake, apologized, and paid for her repair in Indy. Some mistakes simply can't happen!

Stands behind his work. He has always been timely in…read moreservice. He offers choices on parts like batteries and tires.