Brought my car in for a tire repair (slow leak from small nail) on Christmas Eve and they got right…read moreon it. Cost less than I anticipated. Free WiFi meant it was easier to keep my 4 year old son entertained. (While it's generally becoming more common for businesses to offer it, it was still a pleasant surprise at an auto repair shop.) This is the third Goodyear-branded franchise I've been to after having some tires installed by one a few years back, and have found them to be cleaner, more professional, and friendlier option than chain-type auto service places (which I stopped going to once I knew better...)

I don't leave many reviews but Coloradoland went above and beyond any shop experiences that I have…read moreever had. They were transparent right off the bat. They gave me options of what I absolutely had to do to fix the problem with no added surprise costs. They ordered a machine that they didn't have at the time to diagnose my preexisting concern that they couldn't quite put a finger on. They quickly diagnosed the problem and fixed it that day. I can't say enough good things about this shop. It was recommended to me by a friend and I will never go anywhere else. Thank you soooo much Coloradoland team. Thank you for taking care of me two times now!

Excellent shop for BMW maintenance and repairs. Outstanding staff. Reasonable rates. Excellent…read moreprognostication on coming repairs and required maintenance.

Outstanding customer service. Danny was super responsive in providing a quote, fitting me in the…read moreschedule and fixing the cracked water pump in my Audi. Even ended up coming in less than quoted. If you're in the area and have an Audi that needs to be fixed, this is a good choice.

Best Japanese import shop I've ever used. I moved a few years ago and miss this shop. The owner…read moreknows his stuff and has always treated me like family. I originally took my car to another shop and they charged me $1200 and didn't even fix the problem. Took it here for the first time and he fixed it in 30 minutes for less than $100. I've gone here ever since.

I took my car in to locate a noise and I ended up with a $2400 estimate for front and back brakes…read moreand when I got two more independent recommendations they both told me my brakes were fine. Very disappointed because it felt like they made it up just to make money. I will not be going back to them.

I love CTS at Quebec-Arapahoe location. Everyone is very helpful and honest and they do great…read morework. On time, keeps informed and costs a lot less than a dealer and much better environment. I highly recommend them for all your car needs. I have been going to them for 10+ years. Thanks, CTS for taking care of me always. Tina

Dropped off my vehicle in the morning to have two slow leaking tires checked. I was told they would…read morestart working on it by 12 and it would take no later than 3. Showed up at 3:30 to retrieve my truck and they hadn't even moved it. I understand that things happen and people get busy but a little communication goes a long way. I could have easily taken my vehicle elsewhere or at the very least not had an employee having to run me around all day as I could have just got the truck back. Poor communication and poor service. With 3 other tire shops in the vicinity I'd give this place a miss.

A dealer "down the hill" told me I needed a new $2,300 transfer case on my 4WD. I told the dealer…read moreI felt it was more of an electrical issue sending poor signals to the transfer control module since the dealer had installed a new module recently (that it turns out I likely didn't need) and that I wanted to get a second opinion. I took my truck to Marcy's (my first time to the shop) with the same information I gave the dealer. A little corrosion cleaning, new wires and $106 later I was out the door and the truck was running as good as new. I now take all my vehicles to Marcy's.

Very pleased with the services I've received at Marcy's Automotive! They followed the instructions…read morein my service request and provide a clear quote for the services they recommended. I felt their prices were reasonable. I had concerns about my shock absorbers and they could have easily added those for more money - but they examined them and informed me they didn't need replacement at this time. I'll be back to Marcy's!

I can't say enough good things things about this place. From Greg to Matt, and their crew are not…read moreonly skilled in their profession, but are courteous and kind, to make sure your car is handled with care. You always know that they will give you their best!!!!! Thank you GUYS! JUDY BRANDO

I recommend Turn Too over and over. They are very honest, friendly and experienced. Everyone from…read morethe owner Greg, to Matt, to all the guys in the garage are amazing. The prices are great and they really make you feel comfortable leaving your car in their hands. Please check them out for any issues your car may have!!!

Took my daughter's car in for brakes based on the input from a shop in Ft. Collin's. Honest-1 was…read morestraight up and told me there was plenty of life in the brakes so do spend the money. They researched on Carfax when they had last been service. Pretty amazing since they volume of business is lower because folks are deferring driving due to COVID I have used this place for several years for this reason. They are no hassle and will gladly tell you what can be deferred and what involves safety issues. Johnny and Tanya do a great job running the front desk!

This review is based directly on what is documented on the invoices…read more A senior family member brought her vehicle in for a check-engine light and a coolant leak. Per the invoice, she was charged $164.89 for check-engine light concerns and $98.00 for a cooling system pressure test, totaling $290.14, which she paid. The cooling system pressure test to identify a leak was reasonable and not disputed. However, the invoice also documents deferred/declined services totaling $3,289.48. These included extensive recommended repairs that were declined after review. Notably, the invoice states the alternator was not charging and was not repaired, yet a full check-engine diagnosis was still performed and billed. Diagnosing electronic engine and transmission faults while the charging system is inoperative results in unstable system voltage and unreliable fault codes. In addition, a battery was installed without authorization. The invoices show the battery initially quoted at $260, later reduced to $160 without a warranty, and only after objection was it ultimately provided at no charge because the original battery had already been discarded. I expect better authorization practices, transparency, and diagnostic standards -- especially when working with senior citizens who rely on a shop's guidance. Based on what is documented on the invoices and the amount of declined work presented, I cannot recommend this location. We are asking for a refund of the 164.89

Great experience at Saul's Autotek! Hopped right on our issues we drove up with at 4:30 on a…read moreWednesday, gave us excellent customer service, spoke with us every time there was a update, and they stayed late to make sure we got it done and back to our Colorado Springs home we were staying at on our vacation. Coming from North Carolina and needing to get back in a few days, Mike the service manager really helped and made sure we were taken care of. Even speaking on their work if we have any issues when we get back home to give him a call. Highly recommend!

DO NOT TAKE YOUR VEHICLE HERE -- SERIOUS SAFETY CONCERN…read more I paid approximately $2,400 to have my vehicle repaired at this mechanic shop, including work on the right control arm and other mechanical issues. As soon as I left the shop, I noticed a clanking noise coming from my vehicle. I immediately contacted the shop about the noise because I was concerned that something was not right with the repair. The problems continued, so I eventually took my vehicle to a Subaru specialist/dealership for a second opinion. I was shocked to be told that the shop that had performed the control-arm repair had failed to properly connect/secure the ball joint. Learning this was extremely alarming. A ball joint is a critical component of the vehicle's suspension and steering system, and I was told that the way it had been left could have put me in a very dangerous situation and potentially put my life at risk. After finding this out, I contacted the mechanic shop again. I called approximately 3-6 times trying to speak with someone about what had happened and to address my concerns. Despite my repeated calls, the owner did not return my calls. When I finally reached the owner, instead of apologizing or acknowledging the seriousness of what had happened, he gave me excuses about why he had not had time to call me back. Not once did he apologize for the situation, acknowledge that the repair had potentially put my safety at risk, or offer any accommodation or assistance. What makes this even more frustrating is that the shop had also recommended additional work costing approximately $1,600 for spark-plug-related repairs. I am very glad I decided to get a second opinion before allowing them to continue working on my vehicle. I paid $2,400 expecting my vehicle to be repaired correctly and safely. Instead, I had a clanking noise immediately after leaving the shop, had to repeatedly contact them about my concerns, and then learned from a Subaru specialist that a critical component related to the repair had not been properly connected. My experience with this shop was extremely disappointing and frightening. I would never take my vehicle back there, and I strongly recommend that anyone considering using this shop get a second opinion and have their vehicle thoroughly inspected by another qualified mechanic. When it comes to something as serious as a suspension component that could affect the safety and control of your vehicle, your life is not worth taking the risk.