Triangle offers honesty and quality at a good price. That is what is important to me. I bring…read moreboth my cars here. Just today I was thinking I had a front left bearing problem. Brought my car in for Ken to drive and within seconds of driving he informed me it was a front left bearing. Bingo!

I highly recommend this place, brought my car in to get tie rods replaced and they had my car done…read moreand back to me very fast and my car drives smoothly again!!! Also fair prices and cheaper than other places.

Towed my daughter's car to the shop. We thought the core…read moreheater was bad. We estimated the cost at $2,000. They estimated $1,500 to $1.800. But needed to check it out first. Then called and said, "Oh it was only clogged hoses, we cleaned it up and fixed it". $675 which included a new battery, and they fixed the rear wiper fluid hose for free!!!! Fixing your vehicle for less than you expected is awesome. Finding an auto repair shop that's honest and helps their customers is priceless!

Best service shop ever! Our family has been taking our cars there for a long time, and they are the…read morebest. Bill, the manager, is fabulous. Super warm and fuzzy and easy to talk to. 10/10

Outstanding local mechanics and repair shop, highly trustworthy and will not pressure sell you into…read moreservices not needed. Jason is a wealth of knowledge and I have trusted many vehicles with him and Cooper Auto repair! If your shopping for a quality, reliable and honest mechanic, give Coopers a try! It's not uncommon for them to be booked out a few weeks, that is because they are good and worth the wait, I can not recommend them enough!

They estimated it would cost nearly $3,000 to change my struts when other shops were willing to do…read moreit for less than half that. When I asked if they could install new lenses on my headlights, which I had brought with me, they said it would cost at least $600 to install the lenses because they would have to remove the bumper. But I found another local shop that did it for less than $100. Needless to say, I won't be back for those prices.

Very knowledgeable and reasonably priced. I was wary trying a new place but this place didn't let…read moreme down. Will be returning back!

Guys were awesome, I cold dropped in and they were able to help me with a right then and there with…read moremy issue. Thanks guys.

Brought in my 2017 Ford Focus RS for fueling issue diagnostic they found the issue right away after…read morebattleling with it for months trying to get it fix our selves and numerous local dealerships that throw me into multiple loop just to not fix my issues and wasted my money and time. Myca and MAXRPM found the issue and did a wonderful job fixing my car, not only that they also did some extra work that the dealer ship messed up on. I had a wonderful experience at MaxRPM. I enjoyed my time visiting and appreciate the whole team. I would go there for any car service from now on. Recommend going to them for sure. -Mico

I took the car out for a spin as she's been garaged too much lately and we're doing a club tour…read morethis Saturday. Just way to be sure everything is 100%. Well , it wasn't something clunky going on somewhere underneath. Totally bummed I called MAXRPM and talked with Jules, she's the best! Knows cars too. I explained the issue and my desire to tour on Saturday (it's 11:00am on Thursday). She said she would check to see if someone could take time to look it over today or tomorrow and call me right back. She did and in less than 5 minutes. She said can you bring it in now? Oh heck yes! This shop is always slammed. Long story short Aaron put it upon the rack and did a complete inspection. He fixed the problem test drove the car and sent me on my way. Less than an hour. That's serious service and that's the reason I keep coming back. Again, the best auto shop on this side of Puget Sound...maybe both sides.

Had a great experience there. Excellent counter staff and knowledgeable techs. Prices are…read morereasonable.

We hired Countryside Repair to perform a pre-purchase inspection (PPI) on a diesel truck because we…read morelive out of state and wanted to avoid flying across the country for a vehicle with hidden problems. Brent seemed great... but what a joke.... Guess he is all talk. Even after kindly attempting to discuss our findings after the fact, I did not receive any response. The dealership kindly transported the truck to the shop. The following day, we received the inspection report. The only issues noted were worn shocks, a slightly hanging front brake caliper, and a recommendation to change the differential fluid. We specifically called to discuss the inspection and asked whether there were any other concerns. We were told it was a nice truck and that nothing significant was found. We even asked about engine issues and were told that scanning for codes and testing the coolant showed no concerns. Fortunately, we decided to fly out and inspect the truck ourselves before purchasing it. Within minutes of looking over the vehicle, we found multiple issues that were not mentioned anywhere in the inspection report - none of these items were observed in the PPI. * Recently replaced oil pan with obvious sealant visible * Active engine oil leak at the bellhousing area. * Recently replaced brake master cylinder and front calipers, suggesting an unresolved brake issue. * Large rodent nests and debris in both wheel well areas under the hood. * Extremely stiff steering that felt abnormal for a truck with only 69,000 miles. * Spongy brake pedal that traveled halfway to the floor before engaging. * Signs of additional repairs and modifications that were never documented. The oil leak alone was visible without putting the truck on a lift and should have been impossible to miss during a thorough inspection. I understand that no inspection is perfect and that mechanics can't predict every future problem. However, major visible issues such as an active oil leak, rodent nesting, brake concerns, and steering problems should have been identified and documented. These are exactly the types of issues buyers pay for a pre-purchase inspection to uncover. Had we trusted the report and purchased the truck sight unseen, we could have spent thousands of dollars transporting a vehicle that clearly had significant unresolved issues. The purpose of a PPI is to provide an independent assessment so buyers can make informed decisions. Based on our experience, this inspection fell far short of that standard. I cannot recommend this shop for ANY pre-purchase inspections. What a waste of money.

Everyone Support this family owned business! Took my sensitive Cadillac ATS and no complaints! Many…read moreservices needed! With Major Rear differential replacement service in the works. Quick diagnosis and trustworthy folks! & can't beat the mural job! ;)

Made my first visit to Brothers Auto repair, am very pleased. Many thanks to the crew for assisting…read moreme early and in short notice; I had emergency. Waited a day to post make sure car operated well and it does, thus far. I appreciate Jamie with everything and the crew pointed out I did not need breaks, just break fluid. So that is an honest sign. Added all new spark plugs and ignition coils, just wasn't safe to guess which was the problem but was within my estimate. Appreciate it guys. My spouse has terminal cancer and my prayers to Brothers. Telling family and I am sold on your expectancy, professionalism and most importantly, your honesty. Honesty will keep you guys in business for a long time. Good luck and I will be back as we all eventually need on going car care

Excellent service. Fair price. Always clear communication. Highly recommend this place for…read moremechanical work.

1st time we took our car there was because we have been taking our car to Hiros (the same location)…read moresince Hiro opened.... then when we got our oil changed, we heard one of our car had funny noise, my husband opened the hood and found a red rag hanging in the engine. Some time later one of our car passed 90,000 mile service, and they quoted us some repair for around$5,700.... I told the guy I have never heard of a Toyota with only 90,000 miles needs that much of repair on engine. We decided to call someone for 2nd opinion, and there were things that were necessary.... and the 2nd person says the repair should only cost $600. Don't think we will go back again. Do miss Hiro's honesty very much.