I'd give Tony Darling and his shop 10 stars if that was the quality and value yardstick. He's…read morealways there for me. Terrific service at an affordable price. It's always a good sign when a mechanic (or any other service provider) is more interested in taking care of your needs than getting paid. He prefers cash or check payment. I didn't have either one time and he said, mail it or drop it off when you're riding your bike up here next time. That's Tony.

This is where I go for Oil changes and so far that's all i need done to my car although when the…read moreoil change is done they check everything else which is what I appreciate. I usually bring my own oil because as I have discovered in the past not everyone carries the oil I prefer to use. It's about 55 miles from where I live but it's worth the trip for the great service that is provided. The cost? Would you believe, $20.00. Now it don't get any better than that. Three thumbs up on this one.

Being a parent with a young adult in school at UW La Crosse (hours from home) I've needed Matt's a…read morecouple times. They have been nothing short of amazing. Great communication and great service with the added touch of taking care of the little things to make the "adulting" a bit easier for my daughter. Thank you to all of the staff at Matt's. I appreciate ya!

My first experience with Matt. Nothing huge but they did an excellent job, were courteous and…read morethorough and checked everything. I'll go back in a heartbeat. Jerry Utley

About 3 weeks after I first stopped in here with car problems I was driving through again…read more I needed to have some sway bar bushings replaced and I had them with me in the car. I had asked my own mechanic in the Milwaukee area what he would charge and he said in the neighborhood of $150. I asked Cory at TC Autoworks what he would charge and he said $45. Of course, I told him to go ahead with it. The job did not take long as I knew it wouldn't. Even so if you don't have the right tools you would not want to attempt this repair. When it was done I had to get going because other people were waiting so I asked Cory to write up the bill. He looked at me and said, "You know what, that job didn't take very long so there will be no charge today." I was shocked. When did you ever hear those words from a auto mechanic? I thanked him and I want to thank him again for that here. It's the least I can do to write TC Autoworks a great review. And, btw, I will stopping in here again anytime I'm passing through Richland Center for additional repairs to my car..

We stopped here on sour way out of town so we could fill up at a good price. These are well run…read morestores, competitive prices and good selections of snacks. Competitive gas prices as well.

I've always been treated well here - 20 years ago when lived near RC, years after that when living…read morenear Arena, and now when in another small local town. I miss Dennis, the dad, but son (Josh???) running things now is also great. Does it look fancy - no. Does it do a great job - yes!! Highly recommended.

Great customer service. Amazing prices. I drove up from Madison to get my tires done. Very…read morefriendly atmospher, the guys were super helpful and quick.

On a family vacation up north, our van's battery light came on. Not being from around the area, we…read moreweren't sure where to go. I called Sleepy Hollow Chrysler looking for a mechanic. Randy was so kind and got us in right away! Turns out it was the alternator and Ben was able to get us back on the road in about an hour! We are so fortunate to have found them and truly appreciate everyone's help there. Ben (the mechanic) was so pleasant for having to stay a bit later on a Friday. I'd highly recommend this dealership and mechanic to anyone in the area. Thanks Ben and Randy, you guys are amazing!!

I have bought 2 RAM trucks at Sleepy Hollow and have found all the staff- administration, sales and…read moreservice exceptionally attentive to their customers. I also realize that leaks can be VERY difficult and I do not pretend to know your issues. A number of years ago I had a new Chevrolet 'Jimmy' that took 4 trips to discover problems that originated on the assembly line. I didn't blame the people at Jones Chevrolet, and am sorry for your experience. ( I also continue to have a Chef vehicle) I have found the RAM sales manager to be very good in representing vehicles and aiding decisions regarding vehicle selection and offering very competitive pricing both in trade compensation and final new vehicle pricing. I give them all an A+

Best people to get propane and fuel from. From off road diesel to gasoline to propane it's all…read moregood. Always there when you need them.

Great service and friendly staff. Had one of my trucks blew a front tire in Lone Rock, Wi. 1 1/2…read morehours from the shop. Bindl's took care of my crew within a hour got them going with a smile and a reasonable charge. It good to know there are still trustworthy business out there. Thanks, Mark (MGE Fleet)

If I could give less than one star on a review I would! This place used to be decent, but over the…read morelast few years it has gone drastically downhill. I took my vehicle in in March because I had a leak in my fuel line. Not only did it take them seven hours to repair, but they hooked up the hoses wrong and were pumping exhaust fumes into my cab as well as causing my engine to sputter and the car to lurch as I was trying to drive it back in for them to fix it. After they did fix it, they acted like their mistake was not a big deal. I understand that everyone makes mistakes, but this one was pretty major, and I would think that if they had my car for seven hours initially, they should have been able to make sure that the lines were hooked up correctly. Their negligence has also put my mother's life in danger on at least two separate occasions. She went in to have new tires put on her car, a very normal procedure. On her way home the car was making a strange sound, so she pulled over to discover that her wheel almost fell off as she was driving down the highway. She called and had the vehicle towed back and after they fixed their mistake, which the owner made light of and made excuses for, she asked them to look over her car and make sure that everything was alright. According to them, everything was fine. After the incident, she noticed a sound that seemed to be getting worse, so she took the vehicle in to another repair service thinking that it was a wheel bearing going bad. The other service center found that the source of the sound was the U-joint that attached the axel to the steering column was about to snap, which would have caused my mother to loose control of the car. Not only did the damaged U-joint pass Bindl's inspection, but their failure to properly reattach my mother's wheel initially is a likely cause for it. If you value your vehicle and your safety, do not take your automobile to Bindl Tire and Auto.