Great experience, honest and true all the way through. Highly recommend & Will definitely be back!read more

This by far was the worst experience I have ever had with an auto repair and I still don't have my…read morecar. They have had my car for over 7 1/2 weeks, we paid two weeks ago when the owner said the car was done, but it wasn't - now it has been two more weeks and we still don't have a car. I am beyond done with this company - please don't take your car here.

NEVER. GO. HERE These guys are thieves and goons…read more Literally go anywhere else. I have never felt compelled to write a review for a business until the HORRIBLE experience I have had at Mud's Tires. They've got GOONS working there and this shop should be avoided at all costs. Earlier this year, I brought my Jeep into Mud's to see what it would take to get my check engine light turned off. Well, 14k later, my check engine light is still on. This is the most back-alley and illegitimate mechanic shop I have ever dealt with and I am embarrassed I ever went here. After having to bring my Jeep back into this shop and having it stay over night there for a total of 60 days this year, I decided to cut my losses and accept that these dirtbags were never actually going to honor their "warranty." Mud's claims to have a warranty for all work performed but they won't actually honor that, when you inevitably have to bring your car back in when their shotty mechanic work immediately fails. They will try and convince you that you have to spend more money with them to actually fix the problem this time. They will pretend to work on your car while they keep it for a few days/weeks and you are without a way of getting around. This happened to me and when I complained to the owner he tried to gaslight me and tell me the issues I was having with my Jeep, after paying him thousands, were somehow my fault? I've attached a screenshot of the convo to this review, in which the owner of the shop tells me "I'm not your daddy," after I complained to him about the mechanical work the goons he's got working in there did on my Jeep. Also, I recommend scrolling down a few reviews to read about one customers experience at Mud's in which she over hears the owner complaining about "blacks." This is the kind of shop Mud's is. NEVER GO HERE. They will rob you and your car will run worse than it did before you brought it in. The owner will act like he's your friend and that he's giving you a deal. Run. He's a hustler and don't fall for his tricks. He is not your friend and he will rob you blind if you give him the chance. Lastly, I asked the owner for a 6k refund after his goons essentially totaled my Jeep and he said he would sue me for defamation if I gave him a bad review. I've attached a screenshot of that interaction with him as well. Apparently customers take him to court often? Go to a real shop that can actually honor their warranty and has actual licensed mechanics.

If I could give more stars, I would. I went in today for an alignment and was pleasantly surprised…read more Larry and his crew are super knowledgeable and professional, along with personable. Good honest people. What a great experience!! Will recommend to everyone I know. Thanks Larry for the help and good conversation!! We'll be in touch!

I really liked him, appreciated his work. I hired him to…read morereplace the power steering pump, the cost was absolutely cheaper than other places especially because I bought the part my own. After the work done, the car felt pretty much same or sometimes even worse, for example the handle gets really stiff to turn. He says that it's very normal process because the air has to be bleed out. Weeks have passed with same issue so he came to check the car again and said there's power steering pump rack problem. The rack is usually $1000-2000. Personally didn't really think it would be the rack problem with several reasons and decided to take the car to bigger auto shop. After diagnosis, I was told that the power steering pump is failed because when it was replaced, the flush should've be done but since he skipped it, now debris in fluid damaged not only the whole new pump but also hose and reservoir. Of course as car owner, I was definitely frustrated with the fact that now I have to pay extra more money than before when I thought I could save money because of how mechanic guy has done. I personally had to pay new power steering pump+labor fee but now I have to pay another new power steering pump+hose+reservoir+another labor fee. I will accept the fact that I was asking money back at first because.... who wouldn't? It might not be making sense to ask money back for damaging the new power steering pump by how poorly worked done but I thought the labor fee at least would've been made sense. Instead of taking accountability, he would be defend and saying the book he learned from says that power steering pump replacement is totally okay without the flush and had no problem with all other cars or sending me the google search screenshots. Of course the warranty wouldn't cover anything of things even if he damaged the new part and extra parts of car. Currently I wanted to see more opinions than one or two so took the car to another new auto shop, they also agreed that power steering pump is failed and with high possibility from how it was worked done. Surprisingly the rack itself doesn't look like having a problem, different than what this guy said. People at auto shop also say that flush is very necessary for the pump replacement, especially when the car is old. As I personally said to him, people can always make mistakes but important thing is how to handle. I got an apology eventually. But I wasted money. The other thing, he advised me to replace rear break pads soon. I went to check the break pad recently, all my break pads are not needed to replace due to adequate thickness. I would say he is a capable man to do some works on cars but I can't say he would be with more complicated jobs.

I want to start off by yes, this was a convenient mobile service at the time when it came to…read morereplacing an A/F sensor, but I'm having issues with that recently due to taking my car to the dealership. They reported that the A/F sensor is faulty/needs replacement. I have since requested a full refund for that service since they installed a faulty A/F sensor and have not received that as per contract.. To say that this mechanic has screwed me over is an understatement. Do NOT waste your time or your money here! Originally I had Sage quote me for a torque converter replacement for $1020.43. I got a phone call later letting me know that I needed a transmission replacement instead. He told me the labor would cost the same since the car was already taken apart and we would discuss where to get the transmission. I was given two options; $1500 used transmission with about 30k in miles or a remanned transmission for $3000 with warranty. I was highly advised to get the remanned transmission because it would have a warranty in case any issues were to arise. And I'm so glad I did because the transmission company from CA refunded me in full after sending me a faulty transmission then the nightmare began. Sage Automotive was extremely unprofessional and bit off more than they could chew. If you look at their available services here on yelp, transmission replacement is not listed. Sage could've easily done the right thing and said, "Hey, you're going to need a new transmission. I don't have the necessary skill set to do that let me refer you to ..." but no, I was reassured about the service and that it would not take more than two weeks. My car was held hostage for almost two months. I was given the run around every time I would ask for an update and treated as if this was a project car when this is my primary source of transportation. The job got pushed back multiple times for different reasons; technicians getting sick, wife's birthday, food poisoning, etc. I would understand if this was a favor that I asked from a friend but I'm literally paying for a service and was neglected as a paying customer. I paid for the transmission along with the labor in FULL before the service was even completed!!! So why prolong the process when you have been paid? I dropped the car off Dec. 26th 2025. Thursday Jan 7th the transmission was delivered and January 12th the transmission job was supposed to be done. I had a trip planned and was hoping I would have my car before January 13th. Come Tuesday Jan. 13th I have my flight out of town and I was given no phone call, text or email update on my car. I had to reach out to Sage myself 2 days after the agreed due date to make sure that I would receive my car when I got back that Saturday. I was told by Sage that my car would be ready by then, but to my surprise I had received a phone call while on vacation only to be let down yet again and that they would need a couple more days. On this phone call I was not given a due date for my vehicle, "... I don't want to put a due date on it because it seems that every time we do it gets pushed back." Also " I spent $400 on tools for this job.." Why is this relevant to me? Normally that wouldn't fly at other shops. Why couldn't Sage do the right thing and be transparent that he COULDN'T HANDLE THE JOB. I was also told that I would be reimbursed for a car rental (no amount or type of car was specified on said phone call). I went through Costco because it was the cheapest option and was billed $196.18. My total was a lot more due to insurance fees but I ate the cost of those. I had no say in the type of car I was given, I rented it for 4 days to get me through the weekend and to my early shifts that week. I only asked Sage to cover the $196.18. After sending Sage the bill I was met with a passive aggressive email written by AI that said they would only cover up to $150 for a 3 day rental and criticized the choice of vehicle because I should've chosen something of "equal value" to my car. Using AI to write a business email seems really counterintuitive to just reaching out and asking more questions about the rental costs instead of making assumptions. They also requested email to be the only form of contact moving forward to save their ass from making more commitments they couldn't follow through with. I paid $1251.05 for the job and was told that the new transmission was faulty. Sage reached out to the company in CA and they were able to send a new part replacement and cover the labor cost for the part replacement. Outstanding service from those guys. The part arrived Monday Feb. 2nd and I reached out that I would need my car no later than Tuesday Feb. 3rd. Let me preface that the valve body part replacement is a simple quick job for someone that knows what they're doing (2hrs).

My pickup needed brakes. I called More Miles because they're close to my home. When I dropped it…read moreoff they gave me a ride home. They did exactly what they promised. Nice people, I'll be back when I need service again.

I always bring my vehicle to these guys. Ed and Mario alway get the job done. I've been being my…read morecar to them for the last 5yrs and they have never done my wrong. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking to fix there transmission, oil change, tune up.

Dave and the whole crew at A-Affordable has been awesome to us. Have used them for a few different…read moreissues, and each time I have felt satisfied in their work, in no small part because they stand behind their work. Our minivan needed a new transmission at the beginning of 2021, and they were able to work through an option that worked for us financially. Not only that, but a bit later when something weird started happening, they stood behind their work and helped us track it down (turns out in addition to the transmission itself there was also an issue with the electrical connections going from the computer to the transmission). Some shops would have just said "not our problem, sorry", but they went above and beyond to make things work and get our van back on the road. This will definitely be my go-to place for any future transmission work I might need for any other vehicles we get.

Jeep was in limp mode with a check engine code indicating that the conductor plate was the culprit…read more Dave was quick to respond to my initial inquiry, walking me through his thoughts on the issue, outlining the work to be done, and giving me a price estimate that was very reasonable. I was able to bring the car in the next day, and pick it up the following day. I will be bringing the car back in 10 days for a check up as well. I really appreciate the transparency, the communication, and the speed of service and would recommend this shop to anyone in need of transmission work!

If you're looking for a trust worthy, affordable, quality mechanic, this is the one! Brought my…read more4Runner in for diagnostic work after forking out a lot of money to another company for temp fixes and got an answer within the day. I was sent pictures of the issues with clear communication of what needed to be address and what the total costs would be. Very reasonable rates and focused on quality work! Thanks guys! We will plan to continue bringing our cars here in the future!

Great service , communicative , & very professional. Mr. Gemelli & his mechanic changed my brake…read morepads & rotors to my 2013 BMW X5 , as well as changed out my cracked-compression tank.

Great business it's family owned and takes care of their clients like gold definitely recommend…read morethis place for your truck.

From the owner: We repair diesel motors, transmissions, motors, and Brakes. we do Denver Colorado and surrounding…read moreareas. Call today to get services!

've been bringing my vehicle here for years. When I needed a vacuum leak fixed, I trusted them like…read morealways and approved the estimate. Picked it up with the check engine light still on. Codes showed the problem had been there for hours - they never fixed it. This should have been a straightforward repair. When I asked what happened, staff were dismissive. Aliyah claimed my CV axles were causing a rough idle and suggested replacing them. That has nothing to do with a vacuum leak. I asked if they'd performed a smoke test. She said no because of a tear in the intake hose. But you have to seal the intake to run a smoke test - the tear would need to be fixed first for any diagnostics to work. Either they didn't do the work or they're making excuses. I paid for a simple fix I didn't get. After years of loyal business, I expected better. This isn't the shop I thought I knew. Feels like they took advantage of that trust.

Well a person corey.sowa@cbauto told me to email them but the email keeps coming back undeliverable…read moreok well..... I just want to say that there was a guy that worked there when I first started to go there he was Asian I don't remember his name. I felt that he was trustworthy. These guys now I feel they are not. I feel that they are just trying to make money and don't own up to the mechanics mistakes. I really think their mechanic needs more training or a new mechanic. This will be the last time I wright about this and I will be going to a new place that seems more transparent .they said they will let me look at what is leaking .when I tried to do that they made me go out of the area. Thankyou whomever is reading this

Went to Ram's Transmission with a bad Ford Explorer Transmission. They diagnosed/confirmed the…read moresuspected issue, transmission not shifting correctly, slipping during acceleration, and trouble engaging while starting. They were able to replace the transmission in a couple days for the best price in town. So far no issues, our Ford SUV is now running great.

My 08 Chevy Uplander mini van had needed a transmission for a year now. The quotes I was getting…read morefar exceed the value of the van so it sat until I found someone reasonable or the car fell apart in my driveway. By happen chance, I saw an add for them on Facebook then referenced Yelp to read some reviews. I shot them an email and Joe got back to me the following day. After very short chats, it was clear my transmission was shot. Something I already knew. It had been dying for a while and was just running first and second gear for a bit. They quoted me an all inclusive price of an installed rebuild and the quote was the reasonable one I was looking for. I signed off on the work that day and they sent a tow truck to my house to get my van. The tow was free and it was running from my house in SW Denver to 115th in Northglenn. That would be a 200 dollar tow if I had to pay for it. It only took them four days to complete the work. When I arrived to get the van, Joe told me to watch for leaks and if there is anything I don't like, bring it back. He said he would gladly tow it if needed. It came with a three year 100k warranty on parts AND labor. That's a huge deal. I firmly believe that if I have a problem, Joe and Ram's Transmission will stand behind their product and their work. This was an extremely positive and uplifting experience and that's not something I'm often say about car repair shops. Thanks Joe S.