I'm glad I found Phil's! I'm new to the area and finding a good, honest mechanic is always a…read morechallenge. Phil's is exactly that. Kris was super friendly and the waiting area was nice to work in while I was waiting on my vehicle. I'm definitely taking my vehicles there going forward.

This is an updated review several weeks after I visited for service. To keep it short and sweet, my…read moreAC went out. I took it to Phil's to have it fixed. I paid about $400 for the repair on the AC initially, which didn't fix the problem. I took it back and was quoted and ADDITIONAL $1,500 to replace the compressor. (That would have made this an almost $2,000 air conditioning repair.) Industry average cost is less than half of what they quoted me. I took it to another professional and had it done for $500, where they found another issue with the AC that Phil's either never mentioned or never found. I brought up my gripe with Kris directly and was met with hostility. The shop wouldn't communicate via text or email and instead responded to my requests for explanation of costs only by phone or in person, which I assume is because Kris wanted twist words to spin the narrative. To quote him, "Don't you remember me saying x, y, z." It genuinely felt like I was being gas-lighted and manipulated into feeling "wrong" for questioning their pricing and being upset that they charged me $400 for something I didn't need. I would never send someone to Phil's Undercar after the experience I had there. I'd suggest you avoid them like COVID-19. (Which their staff didn't seem to be bothered by enough to wear masks, by the way!)

I managed to get myself stuck in a snow bank this morning. The roadside assistance lady gave me…read moreseveral companies to chose from and I just randomly picked them. The gentleman I dealt with, Tom, was awesome. He arrived to where I was and got me back on the road in no time at all. He even had me follow him back to town so that he knew I would be safe. I would highly recommend them!

Went to this dealership and had a great experience! The sales manager Ron Carter was very helpful…read moreand patient with me to find the right vehicle for me at the right price! I would recommend this dealership to everyone! Best buying experience I've ever had!

The absolute worst customer service experience I've ever had with a car dealership. Unable and…read moreunwilling to help solve my vehicles, problems. Shotty workmanship, and unwilling to warranty the workmanship that they performed.

It was excellent service and the mechanic came quickly and got the job done. Much appreciate.read more

I recently hired Dylan from Pannell's Home and Auto Repair to assemble a new cabinet. He arrived…read moreearly and proceeded directly to the assembly project. The cabinet looks fantastic, and the turnaround time was much quicker than I could have ever achieved. He shared with me that he does all sorts of home and auto improvements, and I will not hesitate to contact him again when the need arises.

Good honest folks. Good auto mechanics. I have taken my Subaru to them for service because the…read morelocal Subaru dealer never had the courtesy to return my repeated calls. They have also serviced my Jeep. All the dealers were interested in was selling me a new car. I like K&N and will be giving them more business. I recommend them highly.

They are knowledgeable, and friendly. They helped me even though I was only a customer by proxy,…read morebuying a car that they previously worked on. They sent me the invoices, from them it appears their time estimates are conservative which is great, for instance they can replace a timing chain in 5 hours which is a hell of a lot faster than I can do it! It is my opinion the costs are hidden by the price of parts. The subframe on my Saab was replaced in April, the charge for the part which was used was 1,080 dollars. Here in the south I can get 5 for that price 1,080 dollars. The worst part however is for around 1,080 dollars you can actually buy a brand new OEM subframe. What about a PCV valve for 50 bucks!? The superseded part number to the one in the invoice, in other words the newer part number, costs 12 dollars. Keep in mind that Saab parts are not hard to get contrary to what you may hear, the factories are still pumping a lot of them out. Make of my review what you will, but I personally would not take my Saab to this mechanic.