As soon as we walked up Ryan greeted us. He was very friendly and knowledgeable and helpful. The…read morewhole staff was great! Would definitely come back for future purchases

Just a short and to the point review. After asking to be called back to let me know what they found…read moreout, several times being reassured they would, I had to reach out to them to find out. Got a single response via text telling me sorry. My buddy bought a WRX off them back in March and was basically treated like trash after they sold him the car. Not helpful, extra charges for warranty repairs. Def go somewhere else.

He was incredibly kind and helpful when my car broke down immediately prior to driving 7 hours back…read morehome to UT (pretty sure I woke the poor man up too). Got to work and replaced my damaged wheel bearing super quickly and got me back on the road to home! Cannot say enough good things :)

PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO EVIDENCE AND DO NOT GO! Video…read moredocumenting my vehicle during and after their work: https://youtu.be/3KyfsJm2ylU I strongly recommend anyone considering Mobile Mechanic MT watch the video above and NOT use them. My experience started when my vehicle began overheating. After an initial inspection at O'Reilly Auto Parts, I attempted to drive it to Mobile Mechanic MT as they were the only shop that was open. I ultimately had to pull over when the check engine light came on, and AAA towed the vehicle to their shop. The original repair was a radiator replacement, spark plugs, and thermostat. Unfortunately, I picked up the vehicle on April 8th and immediately discovered several problems that were not present when I brought it in. Immediately after pickup: -The AC was no longer blowing cold air, and during my second visit I observed the mechanic watching a tutorial video on how to recharge the AC. -The driver side hood latch was malfunctioning and eventually would not latch. -The vehicle developed electrical issues affecting the blower motor and ambient lighting. -My tire was also damaged and subsequently went flat. -The air intake cover had been improperly handled, with retaining clips apparently lost and the cover needing to be repositioned. After the second visit to address these issues, I observed paint damage and gouging around the front bumper, hood, and front left fender. The most concerning issue was the hood latch. While driving the vehicle back to the shop, the hood actually began lifting upward because it would not properly latch. I have video documenting the vehicle while it was still at the shop, including footage showing the hood intact and footage of the lead technician working around the driver side hood latch area. There is also footage showing a flathead screwdriver being used on the bumper, latch, and hood. When I brought the vehicle back and discussed the new problems, the owner immediately dismissed my concerns, stating that all of the issues were pre existing. The situation got worse. When the vehicle was subsequently left at the shop, the hood was eventually cracked. I also documented additional damage to the bumper that occurred while the hood was being pried open. The vehicle then sat on their lot for approximately five days neglected before I returned on April 18th to retrieve it. Throughout this process, I experienced what other reviewers have apparently experienced as well; lack of communication, no invoice, failure to return calls, and difficulty getting anyone to take responsibility for problems that appeared after their work. At several points, I had to call from another phone number just to get an answer. I also found my interaction with the owner particularly concerning. When I called, the owner identified himself as "Sky," which shows he wasn't forthcoming with his real name Andrew Santiago. He subsequently would not shake my hand, even after insisting upon it twice. Don't take my word for it. I have video documentation of the vehicle before and after the work, the condition of the vehicle while it was at the shop, the work being performed around the affected areas, and conversations regarding the resulting damage. Watch the video evidence here before deciding whether you want to trust this shop with your vehicle: https://youtu.be/3KyfsJm2ylU I brought my vehicle to this shop to have an overheating problem repaired. Instead, I left dealing with additional mechanical, electrical, and cosmetic problems, a malfunctioning hood latch that caused the hood to lift while driving, and significant difficulty getting the shop to acknowledge or address the resulting issues. Due to my experience, it is my opinion that they are dishonest, and I would NOT recommend doing business Mobile Mechanic MT. https://youtu.be/3KyfsJm2ylU

I was passing through towing my pathfinder from Iowa back to Idaho I had over heating issues all…read morethe way but got stuck in Livingston . I had to get towed ( a whole other issue from Geico road side, where the contracted tow company cancelled the call 5minutes aftet he was due. The uhaul had to be towed by somebody else....geico rules... so i had to pay for towing to Boseman) anyway I slept in the back of my new teuck (2016 silverado) until Eric and Lisa opened up... They were awsome...I would give them 10 stars...Eric was right on top of my issue....heater hoses connection had corroded and needed new hoses... he solved the issue and had me rolling again...I don't think it was more than an hour and I was rolling again. I can't thank Eric and Lisa enough for their help!

I want to thank Bozeman Community Auto. Reading their reviews, I saw one that said "this is an…read morehonest business". I agree 100%. It's not very often you find a good reliable place to have your car serviced. I was concerned with me living in Denver and not being familiar with the various auto places in Bozeman. I surfed the web and found Bozeman Community Auto. It had great reviews. I had no choice but to try them. My daughter goes to Montana State in Bozeman and has my Jeep Wrangler. My daughter has had a couple of issues with her car. They fixed my daughter's car at a great price. Their technicians were very knowledgeable, explained exactly what the problem was and what it would take to fix it. Having worked on my Jeep Wrangler before, replacing the cam and rocker arms, I was very familiar with the types of issues that are common on the Jeep. Their assessment was right on! I highly recommend Bozeman Community Auto. Because of their popularity, they are busy. It will take a week or more to get your vehicle in. It's well worth the wait.

VadI'm provided quick and competent service on my Audi. He photographed every issue so we never…read morewondered about honesty or upselling. He will be my new go-to mechanic for all service in the future.

If you're looking for a trustworthy and skilled mechanic who genuinely collaborates with you and…read moreconducts meticulous inspections of your vehicle, look no further. This is undoubtedly the top car repair shop in the Gallatin Valley. I wouldn't dream of taking my car anywhere else. I have complete confidence in their expertise, and if you're seeking the finest service for your European german made vehicle, this is the destination you need. You shouldn't even think about going anywhere else.

Auto Stop installed a rebuilt engine in my VW Vanagon. Within three miles of leaving the shop, the…read morelow coolant warning alarm came on. I immediately returned, but after a brief inspection I was told there was nothing wrong. When I left the shop, the warning alarm came on again. I called Auto Stop, explained that the warning had returned, and was again assured there was nothing wrong. I was told to wait and see if the alarm came on again after driving. Unfortunately, the problem persisted, and I could smell coolant burning on the hot engine. I made it home just before coolant began dripping from the vehicle. At that point, I had the van towed to another repair shop. The second shop found that the primary coolant hose from the reservoir to the engine had been installed incorrectly and was approximately 3/4 inch too short. They also discovered a second hose with a large bulge that was on the verge of rupturing. Both issues required immediate repair. What disappointed me most was not simply that mistakes were made, but that my concerns were repeatedly dismissed. After the warning alarm came on twice within minutes of leaving the shop, I expected a thorough inspection of the cooling system rather than reassurance that nothing was wrong. Because of the improper installation, I incurred more than $500 in additional repair costs, plus the cost of towing the vehicle to another shop. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Auto Stop. The quality of the installation, the lack of careful follow-up, and the poor customer service left me with significant additional expense and inconvenience.

Had a these guys do an inspection on a vehicle before purchasing and within two months, at my first…read moreoil change the mechanic told me that the engine was full of rust and the parts will start to disintegrate due to age and mileage. I thought I was doing my due diligence to take a used car to a mechanic for an inspection (which cost me over $200), but lesson learned to not by from third hand car dealers and that inspections don't really mean you won't end up with a lemon. I am disappointed since the staff were so lovely.

DO NOT GO HERE!!! They charged me over $800 for something I could have fixed myself for $50!!!!…read morePlease please please don't go here they will swindle you out of your money and lie more than you thought possible!

The crook allegations are legit. I didn't read the reviews before going and I wish I did. I'm from…read moreout of state and needed an oil change so schedule a visit here, normally $250-300 for the service at most mechanics. My mistake not asking for the up front cost, as they dumped a $650 bill on me. After I reviewed the bill I found they tacked on $26 to refill my DEF, which I had done a week before (~300 miles) bringing my van in. $26 for maybe a quarter gallon of DEF... Tread carefully getting service here

We had a very positive experience with Power Train Plus…read more We were in Bozeman for the day travelling from Helena when our Suburban started acting up and the Check Engine Light started flashing. It was difficult to find anyone that could take us that day but Stacey at Power Train said they could fit us in even though they were closing at 2:00. He even let us borrow his personal car so we could run and grab some lunch while we waited. We had a bad injector that they replaced and got us on the road. I wish the story ended there.... On the way back to Helena we started experiencing the same issue only now it was 7:00 at night and we were half-way home. We took it to our local mechanic and same issue. Same injector. Turns out the part was defective. The repair and diagnosis were spot on, just got a bad part from their supplier so I contacted them. They instantly submitted a claim to their part supplier and we were refunded. Great personal service.

Definitely recommend this shop! I called them and the next day they were able to get me to look and…read morefix my truck! Great customer service! Thank you!