We hired these guys to work on a Buick Lacrosse. They took a week to work on it. Charged us $1500…read more The car never run right again. I wouldn't hire them to change a tire. Cost me another $750 to fix there mistakes.

Quality and swift. JR was able to take care of our needs very quickly. His wife and him we're very…read moreprofessional and explained the process well.

Highly recommend! Excellent customer service and great communication with the mechanics' findings…read morewhile my vehicle was in for repair.

I came to Woody's to get my check engine light looked at. They fit me in their schedule and they…read morediscovered there was a reprogramming issue that requires a dealer only fix. They charged me nothing and sent me on my way! I will ABSOLUTELY be returning to these trustworthy and high quality folks. Thanks Woody's!

They're complete vehicle inspection is very detailed and they provide pictures of everything. They…read moreinspected with an estimate of how long everything should last.

Scheduled an appointment for an inspection for a roaring sound coming from the car. The person who…read morehelped me upon entering (was welcoming) did not disclose any cost for the service. They quoted me just under $3,000 to change the gaskets, replace the catalytic convertor, and a myriad of other parts and services related to replacing the exhaust system. They also recommended I change the spark plugs. I had new spark plugs installed less than 100 miles earlier. When I asked them about this, they said it was only a "mileage based recommendation". Why should I trust any of their other diagnoses if they wanted $205 to replace spark plugs I just had installed? When I declined the service, the guy assisting me at the counter requested $49 "to throw at the technician". Not wanting an argument at the counter, I paid and figured I'd dispute the charges later. They put on a good front with the bottled water, shuttle service, and Biblical references on their website. They seem to have forgotten Matthew 22:39; the first verse they quote..."Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself" I was able to go to a local shop and they welded/fixed the flex pipe for $120 without any of the BS.

I wanted to have a leveling kit in stalled on my truck. Aim quoted a price of $1085. After doing…read moreresearch I found that Total Truck who have installed numerous kits priced at $500. I would say Aim was aiming high.

The best automotive shop I've been to! Great service and I recommend it to everyone that needs a…read morecar repair!

Brought my car for maintenance, was charged half of what other places had quoted me. Everybody was…read morevery nice and they took me home and picked me up when my car was ready. Thank you!

My tmp light went on and I went to Tim's and one of the mechanics checked the air pressure and…read morefilled one tire - no cost. He told me that if the light illuminates again to bring the car in. It happened again so I dropped off the car and they said as soon as the mechanic completed a few tow jobs they would look at my car. They called me about 1 1/2 hours later telling me the car was done. The light has not illuminated since. As we used to say, Bravo Zulu.

Had a scheduled repair today for my 2013 Smart car. EVERYONE was fantastic! Larry met with me to go…read moreover the needed repairs and upgrades, he was so positive and assured me he'd have it ready in one day, they gave me a loaner so I could get so retail therapy while they worked on the car. I had NOT mentioned that I needed a new windshield until I got there and they were all over it! Got it all done! Tires, wheels, horn, AC/fan motor, floor mats, headlight and antenna. They kept in touch as the day progressed so I knew where they were. Larry even sent me photos! Amazing! This is service like no other, I am a customer for life!

My daughter's car in Iowa broke down and she was home in Seattle with me. I chose Ace from the…read moresolid Yelp reviews and I could not be happier with the care and service they gave me. Jason communicated well and frequently about what was going on with her car, offered solutions and made me feel so confident even though I was 2000 miles away. They did what was needed to be done, efficiently and effectively. I was so scared how to handle this because I was so far away but was taken care of so well by Jason and Larry and team. Thank you again Team Ace!

I was quoted $6200 in repairs. Here's the breakdown I did after buying the parts myself. New tires…read morefrom discount tire were $700, the bulk of the cost. 5qt of oil and a new oil filter is about $65. The new pair of front lower ball joints and 4 new rotors with brake pads and setting brackets was $283. The two replacement rear shock absorbers are $79. Either they're bad at time management, charge exorbitant labor fees, or are just scammers, but last I checked that doesn't add up to $6200. They take advantage of people who don't know much about vehicles and it shows in their prices and reviews.

I spent $2500 getting the radiator and hoses replaced. When…read moreI got it home I could smell antifreeze, but didn't think much of it. A few days later it was still smelling of antifreeze so I investigated. There was a leak from the heater hose that Honest Wrench's didn't catch before I picked up the vehicle. I confronted them and said if the technician had taken it for a test drive after the service he certainly would've discovered the leak. Of course I got some B.S. that they always check it. Clearly they didn't finish the job. Also, they are waaay over priced. I called another service after the fact and found Dis-Honest Wrenches was overcharging by $600. There are many places in Des Moines for better auto service.

The men at Midwest Muffler are so great! They all have great customer service and they got my car…read morein on the day I took it in and had it ready the next day which is impressive as I had to have a bad wheel bearing repair by another place fixed and a part ordered. Jim is the owner; he's honest and upfront about any work needed to be done and listened to me when I talked. I've had bad experiences in the past where I'm just looked past and treated like a little girl. So pleased with the final product, I definitely recommend this place!

These folks did an outstanding job diagnosing and repairing my mother's car in less than 1/2 a day…read more I spoke to them by phone (I live in Phoenix) and they were courteous, professional, quite knowledgeable, and took time to explain their diagnostic procedures and to consider what I had to say about a service bulletin I came across. They checked that issue for free and found no problem, but they also found and fixed the problem that had kept the car from starting, and at a reasonable price. And they included a 2 year/24,000 mile warranty on their work! That's better than I've ever heard before. They came highly recommended, and for a reason. Five stars.

I've been coming to this place for the last few years and I won't go anywhere else! They always get…read moreme in right away and they do amazing honest work. Not to mention, they gave me a great deal on a flux capacitor! Highly recommend

Tom and Nolan are the best! I had to have brake pads & rotors replaced on my back axle. These guys…read morewere so friendly and upfront about cost before even starting the work. They kept me updated throughout the process. Lobby is clean and comfortable, complimentary coffee while you wait. My brakes are wonderful now! I feel lucky to have discovered them!

Update: The repair estimate for the engine which they installed is quoted just under $2000 from my…read moretrusted mechanic, paperwork photos attached. *At this point I can not recommend using All Pro Service Center for your vehicle needs, unfortunately. AAA members be aware. Full story written below. Here is my story with the Ankeny All Pro Service center, I will try to explain with due fairness. I was returning from a wedding in KC to my home in WI when just outside of Des Moines my truck broke down, had it towed to All Pro (since it is a AAA approved repair facility). I got a call from Ryan at All Pro the following Monday saying they had my truck and were starting diagnostics. Their evaluation was that one of the cylinders had a faulty ignition coil due to there being no firing in said cylinder. Agreed to replace all ignition coils with their belief this would fix the issue. Unfortunately it did not and they still were getting zero pressure in the same cylinder, at this point Ryan made the determination that a new engine was needed. This seemed excessive to me but to the best my knowledge Ryan made the right call, I have no evidence to show otherwise. When a used engine arrived they were able to get it installed with only one additional part needed. Total cost of everything totaled about $9300. During this process I do appreciate the communication and working with my warranty company to get as much of the expense covered as possible. Ryan at the time was dealing with all kinds of phone and shop power issues due to a storm that knocked out power and phone lines, which is rough! Once it was repaired I made the 9hr round trip to pick up the truck and was happy to have it back, the two things I noticed off the bat was that the interior smelled of cigarette smoke and that I could smell burning oil from outside the vehicle after the engine was warmed up. It took me about a month to get rid of the cigarette smell, very annoying but honestly if someone wants to smoke that's their choice and I won't fault them for it. The burning oil smell I chalked up to engine replacement and some oil being spilled and it would just have to burn off over time. Unfortunately this was not the case- started seeing oil spots where I parked the truck and upon checking the oil saw it slowly start dropping over only a few hundred miles. When I was able to get it into my trusted local Dodge dealership they noticed 2 things. 1st there are multiple oil leaks from various areas on the engine, bad enough that it will need 1 or more quarts of oil between oil changes and definitely should be fixed. 2nd All Pro did not reinstall all components, hoses, etc. correctly. My dealership found a bolt missing, plastic brackets broken, loose hoses and tubing, a couple of other issues. As they stated it was a "sloppy" job and poorly done. Right now they are currently writing up the paperwork for everything they believe needs repairs or replacements. I called All Pro as soon as I got the news, the response I received was that since the engine was used, it carried only a 30 day warranty and since that time had passed there was nothing they could do for me. In my invoice it's stated "Warranty is 2 years or 24,000 unless specified otherwise", would have been nice to see in writing that it was only 30 days and not just told over the phone. Shame on me for not asking for that. During the call, before I could get to the issue of it being poorly installed I was told "have a good day Joe" and hung up on. In fairness I was frustrated and trying to explain that frustration in depth to the individual I was talking to, I can understand why he thought the conversation was going nowhere and hung up. I am unsure of how much the oil leaks and other damaged items will cost but I will edit with a final update.

Final update of my experience.I took my truck to another mechanic who had to replace the motor…read morecooling hose and said that the hose in the truck was the wrong part prove .All pro did install the wrong hose (4th time)that was supposed to be OEM and after spending about 1000 dollars At all pro I spent another 500 dollars to get the work done right. Maybe they tried to get it right, but bottom line All pro at Ankeny couldn't deliver quality parts nor quality work from their mechanics