Came in early on a weekday for an oil change and they were done in around 10 minutes. No upselling,…read morefriendly and professional staff and I even got to use a $15 off coupon without issue. This is a great GM location. Thanks guys!

Please DO NOT use the car wash here. It scratched the absolute hell out of my car; the hood, sides,…read moreeverything.

As three young girls on a roadtrip through the mountains, your car randomly braking down is usually…read moreworst case scenario - but we could not have gotten luckier that this happened so close to this shop! Bob, the owner, was so incredibly sweet to us and squeezed us in on a day that they were already fully booked when other shops turned us down for the same reason. He was able to diagnose and fix our car within an hour and took the time to walk us through exactly what happened and what to do if the car ever does the same thing. He didn't even charge us for anything! Seriously, our guardian angel! Can't recommend this shop enough.

Brought my 2006 Honda Odyssey Minivan for a power steering leak…read more 1. Found the leak, an O-Ring between the pump and the line was leaking. 2. Couldn't find the proper O-Ring so they said they "put a better one in!" it was for air conditioning systems. 3. Decided to "buff your headlights!", without asking. I was really disappointed because I had gone through a whole buffing process and put two coats of clearcoat on them so they would last a long time. I found lots of scratches in the clearcoat and a place where it had worn through, I think they used a solvent on them, but I don't know for sure. I was very disappointed. 4. Checked the power steering fluid, it was filled perfectly. 5. Drove home, checked it again. The fluid was almost empty. They had not purged the system and so there was air in the rack, when the air bubbles came out, the fluid went way down. It should have been cycled in the rack and it wasn't. 6. Refilled the power steering fluid. 7. Over the next week, the system leaked worse than before. 8. I decided to buy a genuine Honda O-Ring and when I put it in, there was a lot more friction on the line. 9. The leak is fixed. Repair was done incorrectly, wrong part caused bad leaking, did not purge the system of air so fluid was very low and could have damaged the pump. The headlights were buffed and now I have to clearcoat them again. From start to finish, this was a messed up repair. I didn't go back or demand my money. I really don't want to see them again. A real bummer. Your mileage may vary. This could have been a very unusual event but it's an easy repair and it should have been completed properly. Also; why are they buffing customer headlights?

I've gone here a few times with different vehicles and had great work each time. Today, Russell S…read morepatched up my tire for free and we were out in under an hour. All good results so far!

Suspected leak in tire, drove in without apt. and they fixed in 30 minutes and didn't charge me. So…read morenice to have that level of customer service:)

Saved the day!!! A huge thanks to John and his crew for helping out two gals in need on our way…read moreback to Ft. Collins on a bitterly cold day. Our brakes were failing, and despite being the end of their busy day, John helped us out and got us back on the road in no time. Prices were very affordable. It nice to know that integrity and kindness do still exist. Thank you, John and crew!!!!!!

Best repair shop I've been too…read more I came in because my car was making a horrible scraping sound, I hadn't made an appointment and they were pretty busy yet they still made time for me the same day. I expecting an expensive repair because it seemed like a worn out wheel bearing. however they were able to diagnose the situation and found a rock in the wheel hub and removed it for less than 50$. I would recommend this shop to anyone, great service, experienced staff and great prices.

I first went to Sid's after another mechanic told me I would need to spend ~$650 on new brakes,…read morestruts, etc... The people at Sid's took care of me. The previous mechanic had over reacted, the rotors could be turned, but yes I did need new struts...total cost ~$250. Since then, I always try to make it back to Sid's. Today reminded me why. I was getting a busy signal at Sid's and was in a hurry to make an appointment for my brakes to be checked again...so I called another mechanic. Who proceeded to lecture me on all the things that could be wrong, tell me how busy they were so couldn't guarentee a time, and more or less talked down to me. Once I had hung up with them, I called Sid's again. They told me the likely problem, the approximate time for repair, and to go ahead and come in this afternoon.

We love Sid's! We've been coming here for almost 20 years without a complaint!read more

I used to come here on occasion for a decade. They did a major engine repair: took five weeks,…read moreinclusive of head shop, partial rebuild, and timing belt. Within a week of pickup , car performed perhaps better than before (except fan buzz/vibration). They'd suggested a new check-engine light was due to failed NOx sensor, sure it would be covered by VW's emission warranty. This turned out to not be the case, and although they had a way to verify that (VIN + phone), they winged it, telling me it would be free with dealer, or "about $500" with Euro-Tech. I appreciated that until I learned, after hours on the phone with 3 dealers and VW USA twice, that this replacement would not be covered (VIN settles this). Euro-Tech front office rep Becky, who seemed to gate-keep against talking with owner or mechanics during the main job, took a tense, ominous tone to calls about every 10 days, such that it made me nervous (I felt there was something they weren't telling me). I eventually got to speak with owner's son, who thankfully knows how to speak with a customer well. When it was time to go pick up the car after work near the end of their 5pm close, office rep Becky was curt, hustling me to inform me that "we don't have a bunch of time to stand around and chat." Quite a thing to shovel at a customer who was paying nearly $5k and waiting over 5 weeks for the job to finish. Days later, problems related to the check-engine light and apparently-related AdBlue warning came to a head: NOx sensor they assured me would be warranty-covered (which if they weren't sure about, shouldn't have asserted covered) led to a warning the engine would not start within 200 miles. I'd updated Euro-Tech's front office rep a few times as I learned more between dealerships and VW USA directly, and landing at a dealership that instead treated me with complete professionalism at each step there forward. This Euro-Tech office rep Becky said she called some other dealership, concluding they said that this repair would be "covered" (without diagnosis, and apparently without VIN check: manual transmission model mattered, which VW cut out of the warranty Euro-Tech was so sure would provide coverage, which basic/reasonable due diligence would have revealed), but this was likely made up. I asked her to instead call the dealership I chose (McDonald), which would be bound by terms all other dealerships have to obey. In her alleged conversation with McDonald VW's service lead, there was apparent confusion about whether I had accepted any sort of "payment," which I had not, but she asserted "you took the money" (was not even offered, as has been confirmed, but she oddly chose to assert this). VW dealer service manager then quickly/shortly verified everything with VW, learning what a basic and proper investigation trail would have discovered (manual model not covered). Oops (confirmed Becky was making stuff up). Not a problem that she was mistaken, but her generally defensive and brutal attitude towards a customer that was actually still considering them for another job was a problem. I chose dealership to fix that for a similar out-the-door price, and I concluded, as long as office rep Becky is at Euro Tech, I'll not return. Had they preferred to get it right, they'd have $700+ more, and 5 stars instead of 1 (would be a 2 for the engine job, but this office problem is big enough to justify this reprise at 1).. Material facts above are all verifiable, and a few years later, I'm happy I've kept my European cars away from this shop. They may try to make snotty retaliatory comments again here too, but I know readers who've been burned by shops here and elsewhere will know to weigh this comment soberly among others like it and positive ones just the same.

Becky and the crew at eurotech are seriously amazing! I had an issue with my Range Rover that had…read morebeen missed diagnosed elsewhere and cost thousands of dollars. I was nervous this would happen again but after going to eurotech, they quickly found the issue and fixed it for a very respectable price. I will never go anywhere else!

This is the overall best Subaru mechanic I have ever encountered. Uber competent, highly ethical…read moreand fair repair costs.

My family and I have been going to Buddy ever since he was at the old Leo Payne Subaru dealership…read moreoff of Wadsworth Blvd in 1976. Most reliable and trustworthy mechanic Colorado has ever known. He treats everyone with respect and even when he is busy he still finds time to test drive or do a quick diagnostic. If he didn't work on a particular part of the car i.e transmission repairs he would send you to a reputable garage. Today I was told the shop was being cleared out and no is there. I don't what happened, but it was sudden. He never mentioned retirement when we saw him a couple weeks ago.

If you drive a Volvo, Mini, Audi, BMW or other foreign car, and you haven't heard of Andersen's…read moreForeign Car Service then I guess you just moved to Colorado or you have been under a rock. I have been a customer of Andersen's for years, and they have worked on my many cars from Volvo to Mini, and each has received excellent service and care. Truly, no job is too small or too large, and the advice I have received from the certified technicians has been invaluable. Megan is great with customer service, and certified technician Karl Andersen and Jim have always done a wonderful job on my cars along with their team of technicians. I do not know any other shop I would trust to work on my car.

Found my new shop. Visited a couple times. Easy to navigate text/app to keep up with services and…read moreoptions. The employees have treated us with kindness while explaining what was going on. We got the "mechanic" and "layperson" versions haha. Prices are fair for the cars they work on, but the work is great for our audis.