Thanks to Thad and the crew at the Grease Monkey on Bell for making my first AZ automotive…read moreexperience a good one! I've had the same mechanic for about 30 years (a family owned & operated shop in WA), and the thought of going somewhere else petrified me. I really needed an oil change and tire rotation and chose Grease Monkey on Bell based on Google & Yelp reviews. I was greeted right away, explained what my needs were, and Thad did his best to reassure me that I would be well taken care of, they would show me all parts before replacing, and would not try to upsell me. He also said they have bays in back with mechanics to do other work when I need it. I did need a few other things (rear brake light, wiper blades, cabin filter) and each time someone came in to get my approval. I had no idea my wiper blades would shred in the heat! If it's raining, I'm more likely to be standing outside letting it hit me in the face than going for a drive. They were very patient in getting me every discount they could. Coupon codes from the website AND a senior discount! In and out in less than an hour, including wait time to get my car in the bay. The website did mention a carwash, which they don't have at this location, but that was not a deal breaker at all. I highly recommend this location and will definitely go back when I need anything else done.

There are honestly no words to describe how incredible and outstanding Grease Monkey is!!! As a…read morefemale, especially! They are so honest and never try to take advantage. I literally feel safe coming here knowing that the mechanics will tell me everything wrong with my vehicle, and what really is important to get done, and what can wait. I highly recommend Grease Monkey.

So my car needed some work and I took it to one place that quoted me 3600 for control arms, and a…read moretuneup. I thought this was a bit high and called Japanese auto pros. They quoted me 1600 under what Sun Devil Auto quoted me. They were fast and able to fix everything within the same day . Workers were friendly and now my car feels great to drive . So glad I decided to call them to get a second quote .

They keep texting me for my opinion so here it is: these people are scammers from my perspective. I…read morewent here for a second opinion, which I'm sure they thought meant I wouldn't dare pursue a third opinion. All through the office they have strut and shock advertisements specifically. Not so strange until that's exactly what needed to be fixed on my car for thousands of dollars....... a car that's having directionality issues. I'm no mechanic, but I wasn't born yesterday and can type things into google. They claimed that the housings for my strut and shock assemblies were cracked and needed replacing. That's a very specific claim. Anyways I took it to National Automotive down the road and actually got taken care of. It was the sway link bar. No issues with the housing of the strut or shock assemblies. The car drives like a dream now, no thanks to Japanese Auto Pros. Saved a few thousand dollars by not taking their word at face value. The funny thing is I might have trusted them if they treated me with more respect. One of their workers (presumably a manager) told me they don't have time to call my warranty company for me and started playing the world's smallest violin for completely avoidable staffing issues. So as the customer I had to deal with that all myself (whatever, but it's not standard). Long story short, y'all are weird. Also, lose my number and stop spam texting me please.

good place to take vehicle for service or repair. we've used t-bird for several oil changes,…read morerepairs,+ how much to fix cel on older vehicle over the last 2 years. for kathryn s

I am picky about where I take my vehicles I picked…read moreThunderbird automotive because of reviews on yelp an was not disappointed. Customer service was excellent the staff very friendly let me know what was need to be fixed Work was done quickly! A automotive place can trust This will be my go to place when repairs need be done on both vehicles and pricing was fair and one more thing very happy it's like a brand new car runs GREAT!!!

They charge $25 for a flat tire repair and $35 for a tire rotation. The only tire shop I know of…read morethat charges a fee for these services. I called before going in and these prices weren't mentioned until then.

Precision Auto efficiently converted my air suspension system with a Strutmaster product tailored…read morefor the 2015 Ram Rebel, replacing the air bag system. Their pricing was very fair, and their proximity to my home allowed me to conveniently walk back and forth, eliminating the need for drop-off and pick-up arrangements. In addition to their main service, they identified additional problems, providing me with cost estimates and conducting a thorough truck health assessment. I am satisfied with their service and intend to rely on them for future vehicle repair requirements.

I came across Toyoworks while looking for a place to service my Prius. They were honest when…read moretelling me about the condition of my car. They said it was in great shape. I did a 100,000 mile service and coolant flush and exchange. It was a pretty good experience and will definitely return.

I normally don't leave reviews, especially for something that happened a while back. But as I'm…read morecurrently looking for a place to service another 4Runner, I felt this experience was worth sharing. A few years ago, I took my first 4Runner V8 to Toyoworks for a timing belt and water pump replacement. They advertise themselves as Toyota/Lexus specialists. Unfortunately, the timing belt was installed incorrectly and snapped while the engine was running -- under their care. This caused major internal engine damage, including several bent pistons. To their credit, they did repair the engine. However, they still charged me for the original timing belt service, which I now understand should have been waived at minimum. According to Arizona law, auto repair shops must perform services with reasonable care, and if negligence leads to damage, they can be held responsible (see ARS § 12-561 and the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act § 44-1522). The most frustrating part is that the engine was never quite the same after the repair. It developed a light "ticking" noise and felt like it had lost some power. I ended up selling the vehicle later on, but that experience stuck with me. I'm not posting this to discredit the shop -- I know many people have had good experiences with Toyoworks over the years. I'm simply sharing my own so others can ask the right questions and fully understand what kind of accountability is offered before committing to major work.

Brad @ North mountain auto repair @15038 North Cave Creek Rd gave me an estimate for suspension…read morework on my 2007 Yaris with 194K miles. The estimate was clear and concise. They put the car on the pedestal to show me exactly what it needed & why. They went through everything well and the price was comparable to another estimate I had for front struts, tie bar ends and control arms. I didn't use their services but would definitely recommend them for their straight forwardness and help in understanding why I needed this much work done. Seems like an honest place for sure!

I strongly advise against taking any vehicle to North Mountain Auto. On 04/08/2026, I brought my…read more1996 Ford Probe GT to this shop for a water pump replacement. Dashcam footage explicitly shows the vehicle running perfectly fine that morning while it was at another shop receiving an estimate. It was dropped off at North Mountain Auto two hours later. On 04/13/2026, the vehicle was pulled into their bay exhibiting no problems, yet it exhibited severe running issues immediately after their "repair." The vehicle was subsequently removed to a neutral third-party shop via a recorded and documented chain of custody on 04/27/2026, ensuring no claims of tampering could be made. Independent diagnostics have since confirmed catastrophic engine failure, including air passing through the piston rings and a 25% leakage around the exhaust valve on Cylinder 5. Far more concerning than the mechanical destruction is the actively documented fraud and attempted cover-up. Forensic dashcam video and telemetry data captured the shop engaging in billing fraud by charging for one type of product (Asian vehicle blue coolant) while explicitly using another. Furthermore, on 04/20/2026, approximately an hour before I arrived to pick up the vehicle, the mechanic is recorded stating to the front desk that he had already lost two days the prior week and five hours that current day on the car and was "done." Twenty minutes later, footage shows them manually overriding factory settings via the base idle set screw (BISS) in a deliberate attempt to hide over 30 documented engine stalls and doctor the vehicle just enough to collect payment. This override occurred on four separate occasions. Additionally, the intake plenum was removed. There is absolutely no reason for its removal during a water pump replacement other than assessing internal damage; it provides no extra room or access and is 100% unnecessary. Both the mechanic and the shop stated they hadn't "worked in that area," claiming the damaged wires and broken clips had nothing to do with their work, which the visual evidence explicitly contradicts. When the shop realized my dashcams automatically trigger upon movement or when the key is turned, they attempted to format the memory cards twice while the car was sitting in their bay: once on April 15th, and again after hours following a "stealth" repair on 04/22/2026. This constitutes direct spoliation of evidence to cover up their actions. When I reached out via text message, they immediately denied warranty coverage, blamed the car, and then blamed me. However, until this week, they had no knowledge that the dashcam footage was NOT actually deleted. If you're going to perform such acts, you may want to research the specific dashcam to know how to format it. Just saying. I have retained a 236GB forensic data drive documenting every action taken in their bay. Now that every legal and regulatory action has been filed and is underway, I am leaving my experience here to help prevent others from suffering the same fate. Do not trust this shop with your property. Billed $2282.49 for them to destroy the drivetrain.

Ike has been very thorough and patient with my wife and me. We have both our vehicles serviced at…read morethe shop on Cave Creek. Always feel like we are the most valued, and the way Ike treats us with kindness and respect is very refreshing compared to most past auto repair experiences. The price is always a deal, or there's a coupon , and now they have a rewards program! Thanks Ike for all the little things you do to make the experience exceptional!

Responded to a flyer I got in the mail and liked the fact that they are family owned and have been…read morearound for many years! I love my mechanic but for simple things he's very far away. I got a great deal on my oil change for $25! Ike didn't try to upsell me to higher cost oil change, he let me know based on my mileage and the type of car I drive that I only needed the synthetic blend. I also got my AC recharged and what a difference it made! Ike was very friendly and text me as soon as my car was done. I will definitely use them again and highly recommend them as well.

They always do a good job. Great place to have in your life for car and truck repairs.read more

This was my first time bringing My car to Feeney Automotive and the service was perfect. They kept…read moreme informed and did the work in a timely manner. Feeney Automotive earned my trust today and they will have my all business in the future and Thank You to Benny