When I moved to Orlando I cast about for a while looking for a good, honest mechanic. It took a few…read moretries, but I found one at The Car Spa. Mike and Helen run an honest business and are a pleasure to do business with. At one point I had a loud thunking noise coming from the front of my car when turning. Mike took a look and let me know that the boot was coming off of one of the CV joints. He said that "eventually the part would go bad, but I didn't need to worry about it now and could save my christmas money." That kind of honesty is really refreshing in a mechanic. The repairs are quick, the prices are reasonable, and there's always a smile and a free ride back to my house. Regardless of what brand of car we own in the future, I know that we'll continue to bring them to the car spa for repairs.

Helen and Mike, the owners of The Car Spa, are as nice as could be. They take a personal interest…read morein their customers. They themselves drive Japaneese manufactured automobiles, so owners of Hondas, Toyotas, Nissans, etc. should feel comfortable with the level of expertise provided by their mechanics. My repair included a part billed to me at reasonable purchase cost instead of the much higher retail cost. The labor was reasonable and adjusted down from "book" because I had already removed the old part. There was only one problem preventing me from giving this business 5 stars - included in the repair cost was a "Service charge" of over $11. There is a large sign in the shop indicating that the service charge is for miscellaneous parts including nuts and bolts, grease, shop towels, etc. My repair required no miscellaneous bolts or other parts (everything was included in the part or re-used from the old part). There may have been a number of minor costs for shop towels, etc. I expected the service change for me to be $2-3 generously. Instead of denying the charge, I asked Helen how the charge was calculated. She feigned ignorance, said something vague about a percentage of the total cost, then promptly removed the charge without my requesting it to be removed. When asked if I felt better about the removed charge, I told her honestly, "No. I was asking for clarification, only." I suggested a $2-3 shop charge was appropriate. She refused to even consider it. This was awkward, to say the least. A 5% fee will never be fair, as some parts cost much but require little labor and vice versa. The service charge should be flat or calculated based on the amount of labor and it should reflect a reasonable estimation of the costs associated with the repair. To do otherwise is frankly dishonest. I feel certain that Helen and Mike are just trying to cover their costs as effectively as they can, and that this charge is not intended to gouge their customers. I will definitely patronize The Car Spa again soon, and hope to find the service charge calculated more appropriately.

Love Ken's Place. They are so nice and friendly and helpful and very well priced. I never feel…read moreripped off when I go there.

Good mechanic did some work on my wife's car and did a good job. Place is good for brake jobs, oil…read morechanges. The prices are very reasonable compared to other mechanic shops.

Grear Service! I have been coming to this tire place for a…read morefew years now and my whole family makes the trip to Colonial just to work with them. Prices are good and the service is fast and friendly. It's my go to place :)

Sammy and Jesus Helped Me Get A Tire On My 2000 E350!! I looked all over the place and by chance…read moresaw this place and they saved me. They have the largest supply of quality used tires I've seen the side of Hwy 50. Thanks Again

Again , this guys come thru!!!! The front bumper trim- cover was popping loose. One of the main…read moreattachment points had a 10 mm bolt that secures the driver's side. Being handicapped, What would have been a simple 10 minute home fix, was way too challenging for me to perform out of my wheelchair! When I went by, they had one of their mechanics fix it within minutes and when I went to pay , they said " No Charge". ! They just asked that I remember them whenI need more serious service!!!! They continue to shine on every repair that they have performed, and I most DEFINITELY be back for any upcoming work on my car!!!! Trust me , they are reliable, friendly, and honest!!!!!! Highly recommended!!!!

Have had my car worked on twice here (once for brakes and a other for an o2 sensor), and these guys…read moreare honest, trustworthy, and kind. As a 20-something girl, it's been hard to find a mechanic that won't take advantage of me, but at Atomic Brake they take care of me and explain all my services at an elementary level so I can understand.

I took my car to Jim's and he serviced my vehicle. However, his prices are by far are ridiculously…read morehigh. He did a transmission flush and charged me $277 plus change. I found out after I got the service that the Ford dealership charges between $109 and $200 for the same service. Jim said before I left the car in his care, that he would do his best to give me a break on the price, because I had informed him that I was on disability, but instead he charged me the initial price plus $2 and change more. So much for a break. And then he didn't fix the problem anyway. He was guess at what was wrong with it. I won't take it back, not will I recommend his shop.

Count me in as one of the 5-star reviewers for this business. I noticed my car's A/C was not…read morerunning properly so I looked for A/C service options in my neighborhood. Based on the three 5-star reviews for Edgewood Service and Tires, I decided to check them out since they were less than a mile from my house. I found the Manager, Alex, is a great person to work with on your car's needs as he is a professional and gives you an honest assessment. I went in on a Tuesday morning and asked Alex his availability. As luck would have it, Alex said he could get to it that afternoon. I then explained my situation. Alex said the A/C check would be $49.99 and an inspection report would be sent to me via email for further discussion. (I left my car there). I also asked the price of a full synthetic oil change and found it was comparable to Valvoline's 15-minute oil change. I told Alex I had a discount coupon for Valvoline so I would get the oil change done there. Alex said he would meet Valvoline's price, so I added that to my service. Later that afternoon, I received the inspection report with the technician's findings. It came with a picture and the areas documenting the A/C hose leaks. I called Alex up; he quoted me a reasonable price of $500 to remove and replace the A/C refrigerant suction line and hose, plus the addition of freon. I agreed to the repair and my car was ready by 4pm that day. My A/C was back to prime condition. What a difference a fully functioning car's A/C can be in the Florida heat! I am definitely a satisfied customer and highly recommend Edgewood Service a & Tires for your automotive needs. FINAL NOTE: I would be careful placing any reliance on the one-star reviews below. I asked Alex about these reviews. This auto shop does NOT rent vehicles. Turo is a separate business. Turo pays Edgewood Service and Tires to store their fleet of vehicles on the back of the property. My advice-rely on the 5-star reviews that actually had car repair work done here.

SCAM! They used Turo in charge of this lawful false…read moreaccusation of Gas leaving their vehicle vehicles faulty when the vehicle is super old over 15 years old and it has his own problems. Please do not rent from these people. They will charge you every nickel and dime to scam you. And make up their own reviews on Google. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!!

Jorge is great owner professional, knowledgeable, responsible. All he's Guy's know their job well,…read moreprices are reasonable, time frames great. If guys tell you it will be done certain time, then it will be done! No bs here in this place. To my experience it's been honest over 4 years I go to Jorge's.

I would never recommend such a bad place. they charge high prices. dealer prices and don't finish…read morethe job. the keep guessing and making you changing parts. means they can't see what the problem is but they call themselves professional mechanics. They do what an Autozone does. connected to a computer and go by that. at last they refuse to take it back and fix it because they can't find what the problem is.