Finally! I found a trustworthy auto shop. These guys aren't one of those corporate shops so you're…read morenot paying nearly as much overhead as you would if you went to a national chain. I've been here several times for tire repair, oil changes, tires, and state inspections, and I've had very little wait time, they've been extremely nice, and the price has always been reasonable. I highly recommend Eddie and Legacy Automotive!

This so called family business is run by teenagers pretending to be mechanics. My mechanic is a 22…read moreyear old kid, who completely wrecked my install of bearings. He bent my wheel studs on a brand new hub, on bith front wheels. He damaged my knuckle that and ruined brand new rooters. Not to mention they do not use torque wrenches ir cotter pins. They lie and finally admit there errors when cornered. At the end of the installation the kid actually took a hammer and repeatedly kept banging on the knuckle to bend it back. My car is now wobbling, now it's Grinding and the wheel shakes. AVOID THIS PLACE . even the owner us 27 has a pocket of reasons to cover his ass. SERIOUSLY NOT WORTH letting them work on anything oil changes and car inspections maybe. But roughly $2500 to fix everything they broke.

Brought my car in for a new A/C compressor. I usually take my vehicle(s) to Ernie Lee in NE…read moreRaleigh, but he and his staff were super backed up and I was waiting weeks for an opening. EL and his guys always do a great job, so I wasn't thrilled to have to get out of my comfort zone and find a new place. But with the summer heat in North Carolina, about the last thing you want not working in your vehicle is the air conditioning. I read the glowing reviews of Choice Auto Care on Yelp, and elsewhere, and decided to give them a shot. I am glad I did. Don was quick to get me in, and then out, and the job was done right - and VERY timely. He reminded me of my long-time mechanic from when I lived in South Florida. In fact, the two could almost be twins. It's a little further in distance than I usually go - in fact, I can walk to my 'regular' guy - but I highly suggest Don and the staff at CAC. It is never enjoyable having to get certain repairs done, but if you are going to spend hundreds of dollars for a fix, it's nice to know places exist that will do the job right, and not screw you over trying to upsell and still give great customer service. If you're in the North Raleigh area, definitely give them a call!

I was from out of town and needed a quick repair, these people are very knowledgeable and honest…read morefolks not just after just your dollar.

I was specifically told that they would check my AC and do a diagnostic for free. Then they get…read moredone and tell me I need a new a/c compressor for $2k+ which I decline. Then they give me a bill for a "a/c check" fee which I was specifically told was free. Very dishonest practices

I needed an oil change for my 2018 Jeep GC, and wanted to use specific Amsoil products. They…read morehooked me up, and the rate was reasonable and the service was very fast. They have a small waiting room that feels like a garage my dad would have frequented. The mechanic and front desk were super helpful, quick and very professional. No upsell, just the facts! Will use them again!

My wife and I drove from GA to NC for a family emergency. Quality Plus Automotive was our choice…read more We called for car service and to diagnose a strange noise we noticed on the way there. As soon as the dialogue started, we were met with great communication. Throughout the entire process, we were kept informed every step of the way. They even took pictures and thoroughly explained the issue when we picked up the vehicle. To top it off, they left a thoughtful gift inside. The ability to take us in on short notice truly stood out. The customer service was amazing and the price of labor was unmatched. I even told them I wished they had a location in Georgia. They really went above and beyond. Thank you!

I had a disappointing experience with Quality Plus Automotive. I was told that Honda requires…read moresuspension components to be replaced once they are more than 10 years old. After researching Honda's own maintenance information, I could not find any such requirement. Honda's maintenance guidance calls for inspection of suspension components and replacement when they are worn or damaged not automatic replacement simply because of age. I was also concerned that cheaper aftermarket replacement parts (In my opinion) were installed rather than the Honda OEM parts. That didn't need replacing. I recommend that customers ask for the specific Honda factory documentation supporting any claim that a repair is "required," and ask the shop to show exactly what component failed and why replacement is necessary. I would recommend getting a second opinion from a reputable, independent shop or Honda specialist before authorizing the work.

I contacted RK early this morning for emergency repairs on my car. Unfortunately, they were not…read moreable to help me within my particular time constraints but in the spirit of total customer service, they called back to offer the name of one of their competitors. We are here in Raleigh, passing through on our way to Carolina shores. I scoured the directory and phoned RK. I relayed my dilemma and met with a courteous and concerned response. The fact that they went out of their way to help us has made me customer for ever. I am moving to Carolina shores and will travel the two hours to have my car serviced by such a professional company. RK, thank you for your help and your obvious commitment to putting your customers over profits. You folks are a true rarity in our country today. Bob DeThomasis

Amazing people but not good business. This shop does not accept any payment from insurance or…read morewarranty companies. THEY DO NOT! They hold that right as business owners, which I understand completely. One of their staff members was not aware of this and it was not until after a $120 diagnostic that I was notified they don't accept payments from insurance/warranty companies. I explained to the owner that I had multiple phone calls with this staff member about using my warranty company as payment. Staff is not educated on the shops policy and client is bitting the bullet! No refund.

I've had tires for my Challenger and Stinger shipped here from an online tire store, and these guys…read morehave knocked out both jobs quickly and professionally. Good customer service skills with a friendly and helpful staff. No one tried to upsell me on other services that weren't required or needed. Twice, with a job well-done. Thanks GT&L!

I don't trust ANYBODY with my Audi...but when I stepped foot into this place after taking a 1,200…read moremile trip and getting stuck halfway with a bad tire and an engine light, I knew I had stopped in the right place. If you're looking for integrity, you've come to the right place. Big thanks to Phil and his team for getting me back on the road as soon as they could. This isn't a business that is trying to nickel and dime you, they're very knowledgeable and compassionate. The owner is hands-on with his team, and everyone seemed to enjoy working there. I'd highly recommend this shop to anyone and everyone; if you want honest, responsible mechanics to perform excellent quality service in a timely manner, bring your car to Garner Lube and Tune!

Personable, reliable, fair and mom and pop. Reminds me of better days in customer service and…read morelocal business conviviality.

Our daughter just moved to Raleigh and had serious brake issues. After calling several shops, we…read morefound Brown's -- and we're so glad we did! Brian and Scott were kind, honest, and made sure her car was repaired the same day. They even called before starting the work to confirm pricing. As parents, that peace of mind means everything. We'll never take her car anywhere else!

I started coming to Carfix because the previous auto repair shop sold their business to Carfix. I…read moredecided to give them a chance and so far they've been reasonably priced and honest! It's easy to make an appointment and everyone is really nice there. I appreciate their feedback and never feel like they're trying to take advantage of me. I even asked about adding a hitch to my car and they referred me to Uhaul saying it would be a better price because they do that more frequently. That impressed me! The reason this review is a four star and not a five star is due to them applying a real sticker to the inside of the windshield after an oil change. Not like one of those plastic decals that is easily removed but a legit sticker with glue. I got an oil change some months back and they applied a sticker that was a real B to get off! I have all my interior windows tinted with a ceramic coating - including my windshield - so I don't want anything on my windows that could damage them. I was lucky to be able to easily get the sticker off with minimal glue residue but I handled it immediately. Had I let my car sit in the sun even for a day the glue would have adhered to the window and I would have had to use chemicals which could have damaged my tint. I had forgotten about the sticker until yesterday. I referred my best friend to Carfix and she was stoked with their great service. However, after we picked her car up she saw the sticker. I tried to help her get the sticker off but it was seared onto the window peeling in little bits leaving paper and glue and not coming off. She had to take a razor to her windshield to get it off - something I cannot do because of the tint. Ultimately, I'm not sure why they believe it's a good idea to apply a real sticker to the inside windshield when it'll sit and bake in the sun making the sticker virtually impossible to remove. It's also pretty presumptuous someone even wants a sticker applied to their car in the first place. Honestly, I always peel the oil change decals off cause I don't need to be reminded of when to get an oil change and I don't want that ugly sticker in my face when I drive. They might want to consider another option or ask if someone would want a sticker on their windshield in the first place. Other than that, they're great! So if you go for an oil change, you might want to let them know if you don't want the sticker on your window if this is a practice they're going to continue.

I recently visited Car Fix and, while the shop did provide a diagnostic with pictures and…read moreexplanations, I found the information less helpful once I looked more closely at what was actually being presented. The pictures included arrows pointing to various parts, along with recommendations and explanations, but the parts shown did not appear visibly worn or damaged in the photos. In several instances, the same type of recommendation and explanation was provided for different components without clearly showing or explaining what specifically was wrong with each part, what condition it was expected to be in, or why replacement was necessary at that time. I appreciate the effort to document the vehicle with pictures, but simply identifying a component and recommending replacement did not provide me with the level of detail I would have expected to understand whether the work was necessary. A diagnostic was provided at no charge, which I appreciated. However, I did not find the diagnostic detailed enough to fully understand or substantiate the recommendations provided. The actual service recommendations and pricing raised additional concerns. I was quoted significantly more for parts and labor than what I was able to find elsewhere, and additional parts and services were recommended that were not part of the service I originally requested and did not appear, based on the information provided, to be directly related to the issue I brought the vehicle in for. When I explained that I had found the requested service at a lower price, I was still strongly encouraged to proceed with Car Fix's recommendation because the part wouldn't be fixed correctly. I understand that a professional shop may identify additional concerns during an inspection and should bring those to a customer's attention. However, there is a difference between informing a customer of potential maintenance and strongly recommending additional work, particularly when I clearly stated what service I came in for. I provided the quote from a 2nd mechanic and was told "I cant do that. There will be parts missing". No flexibility in cost or repair work. For me, the combination of outrageously higher-than-expected pricing, additional recommendations, and the pressure to authorize services made the experience difficult to justify. I would have preferred clearer evidence showing the actual condition of each recommended part. I would encourage anyone considering Car Fix to get a detailed written estimate, ask specifically what is necessary versus recommended, and compare parts and labor pricing before authorizing additional work.