They arrived for a lockout thru my Good Sam Roadside Assistance. They showed up quickly. They were…read morevery kind and got the job done quickly.

These guys are crooks. In the 30 minutes I was their shop I witnessed them quote 2 different people…read morefor over 4k in repairs. They mis diagnoses my vehicle twice for thousands of dollars. Confronted them and they left my vehicle in a much worse position than what I brought it in for. Stay away from these guys and any shop in Bryan Texas.

They did a great job helping me fix my brake lights. They were very responsive on the phone and…read moreupfront with the cost estimate. They were able to diagnose the problem and walked me through the repair process that they performed. I highly recommend them

Needed my oil pan replaced after another shop did a terrible job and botched the work and Kubin…read moreAutomotive was able to help me clearly understand why the other shop failed and what my options were moving forward. I've had the pan on for a few months and have had zero issues since. Price could have been better as they bought the replacement part from O'Rileys when it could be bought directly from the manufacturer for a bit cheaper but overall great service and excellent value.

Really happy with my recent experience at Andy's. Quoted a fair price compared to others to take…read morecare of the busted power steering pump on my Ranger. Asked them to look at a few other things that had been recommended to me by another shop, but they deemed the repairs as minor and recommended that I hold off. That's honest work. I hope I don't see them again soon, but if something goes bust I'll be giving them a call.

Andy's will do great work at a good price, went to have my AC system replaced, compressor kit +…read morecondenser and they let me bring my own parts and it was done within the day. Just know if you bring your own parts, you void their labor warranty, but still a great deal.

Frank's Mobile Repair was quick and professional with great pricing. No stress of towing my vehicle…read more& waiting days. Collin was extremely knowledgeable, completed my repair quickly and was very courteous and polite. Would recommend to anyone!!

Had the front brakes replaced on our '20 Toyota Corolla, technician was very responsive and came…read moreout to our home to do the repair. It was very fast and cheap, beat the previous quote I had for the replacement.

My daughters car broke down while at school in College Station. I had the vehicle towed to a auto…read morerepair shop that my daughters rich friends recommended. The reviews for that business was 4.5 stars. Well needless to say this supposedly reputable business turned out to be nothing more than the usual auto repair hustlers. They wanted to charge more than a dealership to repair the car. When I called them out on it, of course the hustlers came up with we have to take the motor out to replace a starter. I even offered to pay them what the dealership had quoted me. They declined the offer. I then contacted Pickups Plus and spoke to Blake. I told him the situation with the car, told him I was out of state and needed a quote to replace the starter. Blake's quote came back $100 under the dealership and $155 under the hustlers. I had the car picked up from Sevcik's Service Center 2200 Longmire Drive College Station, TX 77845 and towed to Pickups Plus. Blake had my daughters car up and running a few hours later. Thanks Blake for your honesty and professional service. By the way the hustlers at Sevcik's called back and said the quote contained an error and they would do the work for the same price as the dealership. Yea right

Sorry to see you have closed.Please tell me you have relocated elsewhere.Never have I ever had any…read morework done with you all that I was not happy with.always done right the first time.

Towed my college daughter's car back to their shop, diagnosed the issue, fixed it, and got her back…read moreon the road in 45 minutes. All at the end of the day with other cars ahead of hers to be fixed. They treated her great! I can't say enough about how happy I am with Duke Automotive! One Happy Aggie Dad!

After a bad experience at another local service repair company who "repaired" car but actually…read moredidn't fix the issue then decided they didn't want to try anymore to work on it. Derrick was willing to look at the car to try to properly diagnose and repair. It only took minutes for him to diagnose and just a short time to repair. He spent more time making sure the repair was correct than he spent on the actual repair. He was quick to communicate and pricing was more than fair. My only regret is not using Duke's first.

I've been using these folks for at least 20years they really are best bang for the buck from a ford…read moreto Chevy to a couple of BMW's my friend go there and I send any one looking g for an alignment

such good service everyone was very kind! i don't know a lot about cars or anything like that and…read morethey were so nice and understanding very affordable too. if you need a alignment or anything come here they'll get u set.

I had them weld on a new catalytic converter and they charged me 350.00 for weld that looks like a…read morekindergartner welded it up..

I don't usually leave reviews like this, but this one is deserved…read more I brought my 2014 Volvo XC60 3.2 in and was charged $900.44 in parts for replacing four oxygen sensors (2 upstream, 2 downstream). I was told--after the fact--that the shop installed Denso sensors with a 1-year warranty. Here's the issue: * Denso sensors typically run about $100-$170 each * A full set of four should be roughly $450-$550 total * I was charged $900+, which is Volvo OEM pricing * Volvo OEM sensors typically come with a longer warranty (often 2 years) * Yet I received aftermarket parts and only a 1-year warranty So let's call this what it is: OEM pricing Aftermarket parts Shorter warranty That's not a small markup--that's a massive discrepancy. To make matters worse, none of this was clearly explained up front. There was no transparency about: * The actual brand being installed * The price difference between OEM vs aftermarket * Or why the pricing reflects something completely different than what was used At best, this is poor communication and inflated pricing. At worst, it feels like being charged for something I didn't receive. For anyone considering this shop: Ask for exact part numbers before work is done Look up pricing yourself (takes 2 minutes) Get the brand and warranty in writing Don't assume you're getting OEM just because you're paying OEM prices Because if you don't, you may end up in the same situation--paying nearly double for parts that aren't what you think they are. I have no issue paying for quality work. I do have an issue paying premium pricing for mid-tier parts with a reduced warranty. This should have been straightforward. It wasn't. Proceed carefully.