Highly recommend! Very reasonable and masterful at diagnosing problems that are actually in need of…read morerepair doesn't try to upsell for the hell if it. Good people! Also they work on all vehicles including RV's

He received a few thousand dollars from us and my Volvo still isnt working properly. I use to take…read moremy cars there for repairs years ago but never again. I'll pay the dealership with experience before I go there. The girl at the front desk will argue and be rude to customers. Tell us we drove our SUV 25 k miles in 3 weeks instead of saying she wrote the mileage down incorrectly. Charged us $72 for 1qt of oil that he failed to put in our car 3 weeks ago. 2nd trip and still don't know what's wrong with my SUV. Rip off. don't recommend them.

Brought my wife's Volvo here on the recommendation of my Audi mechanic. Since the manufacturer…read morewarranty had expired, I was looking for an independent garage to maintain her car. It needed front brake work done and the dealer wanted to automatically replace the pads and rotors as well as other "suggested" services. After inspection, Axxis informed me the rotors were fine, no need to replace and only the pads needed to be done. Nothing else "suggested." Very pleased with the level of service I received. The time it took to accomplish, their integrity and professionalism. Will return.

My company's done biz with these guys for years and they've always been very easy to work with!…read moreThey deserve 5

Fair prices. Nice people. Quality work. They went as far as replacing missing screws on engine…read morecovers - same level of detail that I would have gone to. Would recommend. Services: Timing chain on a base model Cayenne 2008. Alignment.

Friendly folks but, based on my experience, I would not consider them experts on Porsches. Their…read moremisdiagnosis led to a poor and costly experience with a Boxster. I would not go to them with any issues that have any complexity.

I was trying to buy a used car from Auto Fleet (don't - go see that review) and Harris agreed to…read morecheck it over for me. They were thorough, they were happy to explain what they found and why it needed to be addressed. Highly recommend.

I have a 2018 Fiat Abarth 124 Spider. Cory and the staff are professional, friendly and most of…read moreall honest. They do an amazing service for a reasonable price. I had to replace my coolant tank and get a coolant flush service. They did it for MUCH LESS than the dealer's quote. They are top rated by their customers I can understand why. They have a new one with me. After my experience with Harris Automotive, I will never go back to a dealer again. I believe in Harris Automotive so much that I will drive to them from Greenville,SC. It's worth it.

There are not enough accolades to describe the awesome experience at Japanese Auto Specialists in…read moreGreenville. Johnie and Bri at the front desk were courteous, insightful, and provided a detailed estimate of the cost. My Subaru Forester front lower control arm needed replacement (100K miles )and the repair was scheduled and performed promptly. The cost was reasonable and slightly lower than AI estimates. Out of the JAS parking lot, my car drove like it did when leaving the dealership 100K miles earlier. Amazing! Other services that I requested based on an assessment from another highly-rated repair shop were not deemed necessary. Let me repeat: Repairs deems necessary by another repair shop were not deemed necessary! JAS was superlative in every aspect of my repair from initial interaction to driving off the lot with a smooth running Subbie! These folks represent integrity and fidelity in automotive repair and deserve the Five-Star rating.. This was my initial visit but I'm now a committed follower! Gregory Bechtel, 08/25/2026

BRING YOUR CAR TO MASON & SONS. ITS SO MUCH BETTER. TRY IT ONCE YOU'LL NEVER MISS JAPANESE AUTO…read moreREPAIR. If I could give them less I would. I had my car towed on Wednesday morning. Called Thursday afternoon almost closing. I was told my car was too complicated so they would "tackle it on Monday". That's fair. I waited until closing on Monday to call. The rep told me nothing was done. They weren't sure when they would analyze my car. I left a voicemail that night asking if I should tow my car to someone else? This was their response: "Hey Bill, this is Bill at Japanese auto I got your message. Please feel free to send whoever you want to tell your car away. Way too busy and this is not gonna be an easy fix so Please come get it take us somewhere else. Have a good day...." the voicemail they left me. Mason & sons were done in 3 days. They are too busy and don't care. Do not bring your car to this place. It's a joke with customer service. 8 DAYS THEY DIDNT LOOK AT MY Car. 8 DAYS NO COMMUNICATION FROM JAPANESE AUTO REPAIRS. I SPENT $580 ON UBER DURING THIS PERIOD THEY DIDNT EVEN LOOK AT MY CAR. Do not trust this place. My quoted voicemail should be enough. Mason and sons will provide much better service especially customer service. Honestly, I am disgusted by the way I was treated by Japanese auto repair. Believe the negative reviews they are more honest.

I have been taking various domestic and foreign vehicles to them for 20 years..they are on the…read moresecond generation now. But still totally professional and they know transmissions. I have taken some domestic but not have taken 2 different Volvos. Volvos can be to ouch to work on plus Volvo makes it hard on nondealer shops to work on them. No problems for advanced ..they even had gotten the particular tranny fluid the suv required. At 115 k miles it's running much smoother the service was at least 1/3rd to half of what the dealer would have charged. So get it in gear and go see advanced for any tranny issues.

Tl;dr it looks like the shop doesn't really care about the cars or customers that come into the…read moreshop. Attempts to discuss were met with indifference. In February, my car's transmission had seemingly developed an issue all of a sudden. I looked online based on the symptoms and we looked at what the common issues were. We saw the breather valve on this make/model would become clogged, so we cleaned the valve thoroughly and topped off the transmission fluid. I then opted to take the conservative path forward and wanted to bring it to Adavnce Transmission to let them inspect the transmission and make sure everything was good. The car had close to 190k miles on this transmission and I understand things don't last forever. I talked to both the woman at the front and one of the mechanics and explained everything that had occured with great detail and specifically asked for the transmission to be dropped, inspected, and look for any issues, warnings, or concerns that they might find. I picked up the car on the following Monday. "We cleaned the breather valve and brought the transmission fluid levels to the correct level. Nothing wrong with the transmission at all. The mechanic was surprised how good the transmission was especially after seeing how many miles were on it. You can pick up your car when you're ready." 28 days later. I'm driving to work at 4am, while driving up a small hill the car loses all gears. Thankfully, I was close the peak of the hill and was able to coast down to gas station and safely park while waiting for a tow truck and a ride. Once parked, the car had transmission oil dripping out from it. It was clear there was a leak. I called the shop as soon as they opened and explained what the car had experienced that morning. I requested the transmission be looked over, to see where the leak was coming from and any other indicators of what happened and if it was salvageable. Shortly after getting confirmation the car made it to the shop from the towing company, the same woman at the front of the shop called and said "the mechanic says your transmission is just dead." I mentioned that just 28 days prior they told me everything was great. How could it go from great to dead in such a short time? "The transmissions can just go out, without any warnings or signs sometimes. You can either pay $7,000 for a new transmission plus labor or pick up your car whenever you're ready." Obviously, I've shortened this call but the same indifference was shared throughout the 5-7 minute call. I had the car towed to another mechanic. What he found shows the level of indifference the mechanics had for the car, and the shop's desires to sweep things under the rug: He first filled the transmission with transmission fluid to see where the leak was coming from. He let it sit for 3 days then lifted the car. One of the transmission sensors was loose, not even hand tight. He inspected it, then tightened it down to spec, and refilled the transmission again. 3 more days, no more leaks. He then started the car up. It's now been several days and there hasn't been any issues of leaking or of the transmission being dead. If you want to spend thousands of dollars to fix an issue they may have created, take your transmission issues to Advance Transmission. If you want honest work on your vehicle, you'll have to go somewhere else.

My Ford Focus would not start, even after installing a new battery. Since I couldn't take the car…read moreanywhere, having someone come to me was very convenient. Brenton was very responsive, even though he was out of town and busy and was able to install a new starter the following day at a time convenient to me. I was very confident in his work knowing that he has 15+ years experience working at high-end dealerships and his pricing was very fair. He was very pleasant and professional and answered all my questions and made sure I understood what needed to be done prior to starting the work. He was done in a very reasonable amount of time and let me purchase the parts to avoid a markup that I would have had to pay if I used a standard shop. I would highly recommend him and his services and am a very satisfied customer. You can count on prompt communication, reasonable prices and professional service from Brenton.

I searched very hard to find the right mechanic to work on my Mercedes. I had an ongoing issue with…read morea engine light on my GLC 300 and the dealership wanted to charge four thousand dollars. This mechanic, Brenton cam to my home with his scanner and diagnosed the problem. He told me exactly what I needed to buy at auto parts store and as soon as the part came in he came out and did the repair. I dont recommend buying a Mercedes but if you have one he is the guy to repair!!! He saved me several thousand dollars and I will never use anyone else!!

I appreciated the clear communication and professional attitude of the team. They did a thorough…read morejob, and I feel confident driving my car again. The only inconvenience was the extended waiting period. Otherwise, the experience was positive.

Started off great - had my car towed to Greenville Transmission Clinic on a Monday and was told…read morethat the diagnostician was only in on Monday and Wednesday (why the person who can actually "diagnose" an issue is in 2 days a week is beyond me) but I was told that my car was going to be assessed that Wednesday. I didn't hear anything so I called at the end of the day on Wednesday (no one called me) and I was told that there was a back up and my car hadn't gotten on the lift. I then called on Thursday to get an update and was told that someone would get back to me. Someone finally called and said that I would have to pay an additional $100 for "more testing", and that they didn't "think" it was the transmission and was probably the catalytic converter. I agreed and then called back on Friday and was told that it hadn't happened yet and that someone would get back to me. The following Monday, I reached out to see what was happening and was told that the shop had just opened (it had been opened for almost an hour - and it's Monday, the day the 2 work-day-a-week diagnostician was supposed to be there, but whatever) and that someone would get back to me by the end of the day to give me an update. Once again, no update by the end of the day and no call on Tuesday morning. So I ended up going down, found out that the "additional" testing hadn't happened (they obviously didn't charge me for that). I ended up having the car towed somewhere else. The gentleman at the front desk explained that there was a back-up, etc., but the fact that there was almost zero communication is pretty unacceptable when you've had someone's car for a week. Communication is key and I honestly would have been happy with a text notification - the customer shouldn't be the one reaching out constantly for information. BTW, the new shop called me about 20 min after I dropped the car off and will have it ready at 2pm.