Absolutely stellar service. They got us in last minute, we were from out of town with a rental car…read moreand got a flat tire. Everyone was so friendly they were able to patch the tire to get us back home. Awesome service.

Brakes were making noise. Front left rotor needed replacing and was given a package price for both…read morefront brakes about January 29, 2026 for nearly $950. Parked car for two months and then drove it to NC. Upon inspecting a clunking noise when I slowed over bumps, discovered front caliper had one bolt missing and the second was half loose. Contacted manager, to report work quality and was told they would get back to me. No response! Called back, voice mail, no response. Disappointed.

I am very pleased with mid ohio automotive. They got my car an appointment with a week, fixed with…read moreno issues. More than reasonable priced. I will be using them in the future. Thanks Happy customers

I am new to the area and recently experienced some trouble with the AC on my 2011 Silverado. It…read morewas simply not blowing cold. I was in the neighborhood of one of the large retail muffler and brake shops, so against my better judgment, I decided to let them look at it. I was told by the manager that my AC compressor was bad and that I needed a new one. The manager claimed to be an HVAC expert and quoted me around $650 to do the job. I was not convinced, so I began to look for a local mechanic. I must say that I stumbled on Mid-Ohio Automotive with a simple Google search. Bryan (the owner) was very professional yet somewhat skeptical (based on his years of experience with HVAC) about the information I had received from the chain store. Bryan suggested I bring it in and let him take a look at it. I agreed. Well, am I glad I found this businessman! He did all of the diagnostics and advised that my compressor was working just fine. One possible reason for the AC malfunction could have been a bad contact with the temperature gauge. It's odd, but it is definitely not a faulty AC compressor. The AC is blowing cold now, so I decided that I am just going to drive it and see how it goes. If I experience trouble again, I am definitely going back to Mid-Ohio. In short, Bryan is honest, fair, and extremely knowledgeable. He will not advise you to do any work that does not need done. He uses only quality parts and should be recognized for his upstanding business practices. If you live in the Mansfield area and are in need of a mechanic you can trust, do yourself a favor and take your vehicle to Mid-Ohio Automotive at 85 S. Illinois Avenue, Mansfield, OH.

My car had to be towed to the shop and they did amazing work and quick too!! Thanks a bunch!!!!read more

I've been taking my cars to the Auto Clinic since the 90's. Just picked my Mercedes up to get some…read moreseals replaced on the engine, transmission flush and Serpentine belt. Excellent as usual, you always seem to get it right the first time. I never have an issue with the work they do, very knowledgeable and capable, I will keep bringing my cars here. In this job they over quoted the price, when I picked up the car it was less, very honest about their work, thanks!

went there, the couple that own the shop was super nice, service was great, only have $20 and they…read moredid it, great people.

I brought my car here for a full head gasket replacement, which is not a simple fix. This 12+ hour…read morejob involves removing the cylinder head, all intake and exhaust manifolds, and every associated gasket, meaning the entire compression system of your engine is being reset. By agreeing to do this repair, the shop assumes full responsibility for restoring proper cylinder compression. Instead of competent work, my car sat with exposed cylinders for a full week before they slapped everything back together improperly. Cylinder #4 now holds no compression at all; something that was perfectly fine when I dropped it off. This is 100% the shop's fault, and the engine is now near totaled. When I called to ask why the car wasn't working, they threatened me over the phone, claiming they would lien my car, and actually called the police to file a "no trespassing" order so I couldn't even attempt to retrieve my own vehicle. Instead of taking responsibility and redoing the work to give me a properly functioning car, they are trying to recoup time and money through intimidation, fees, or a lien and potential resale. This shop is actively pressuring me into a corner, refusing documentation, denying fault, and leveraging threats and deceptive practices rather than doing what any competent shop would: fix the car properly. Let me be very clear: the failure in compression is 100% due to their negligence. Anyone considering this shop should know that they will destroy your car, lie about the condition, and try to intimidate you to avoid taking responsibility. Your car, your money, and your safety are not safe here. Avoid at all costs.

I've seen the reviews praising Moore's Downtown. I'd place my money on their reviews being the…read moreresult of the owner's other business. We both know what that is, don't we? The owner is a hot head. Don't believe me? question him about his diagnostic skills or repair prices, you'll see. Be sure you keep all your receipts, because he'll try and get you to keep paying him forever if you lose one. Ask any repair shop in Mansfield about the owner's reputation. I did and have yet to find one that disagrees with me. They usually have their own story to tell about him. He's one to avoid. He seems rather unstable, just my opinion. Feel free to form your own.

I needed to replace a single tire on my wife's car. Gavin got me in right away and did the work…read morehimself. I was out the door in about 20 minutes. Gavin was polite, friendly, and professional. An asset to the Firestone team!

Stopped in to have a leaky valve replaced. At that time, I told them I also needed new windshield…read morewipers. I paid for having the valve repaired and the new wipers. After I left, I noticed that the wipers were not replaced. I called them and they immediately gave me a refund. I hope this was just an honest error on their part.