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Johnny's Auto Repair

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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6 years ago

Excellent place. Efficient, honest, fair. Will absolutely return with any car problems in the future.

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How are these people in business! I dropped off a tool to be fixed. The kid at the desk tells me…read more5 to 10 business days. I start calling after 2 weeks. It at least 4 subsequent calls to get a call back from the owner. He told me wo problem, he's working on it. 3 more weeks pass, nothing. THEY DON'T RETURN CALLS, which is all it would have taken. Today's call ended up getting heated. The useless kid at the desk told me to go fuck myself, then hung up on me. Then the tool wouldn't answer the phone so i could find out what time they were open. literally after a dozen calls back he finally answers. I told him i was coming to get the tool. I get to the store and it's on the floor just inside the front door with not a soul in sight. What garbage! Now you wrote back "Eric K. Business Owner Aug 8, 2025 Thanks for your generous words Tony. You brought a peace of equipment in that was battery operated with no battery. How in the world are we suppose to test and diagnose the unit with out the power source for the machine. I'm the owner I called you personally the same day that you dropped it off. Don't disrespect my employee on the phone. That is why he told you to come get your unit and take elsewhere thanks buddy. Hopefully we will see you soon" My words were not generous enough my friend. In fact I had the battery with me when I brought it to your so called shop. I asked the kid if he needed it, he said NO. Next, if you called me, why wouldn't you have asked me for the battery? As far as your useless employee, and I say useless because he didn't even know how to provide me with a receipt when I dropped off my tool. I disrespect no one, until they disrespect me. Get your shit together, especially before you try to threaten someone.

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We hired this transportation service to provide shuttle transportation for our family during a…read morefuneral. We expected professionalism, compassion, and respect during an extremely difficult time. Unfortunately, our experience was the opposite. While family members and children were inside the funeral home saying their final goodbyes to their deceased mother, the owner and driver entered the funeral home to confront the daughter about rules regarding food and car seats. These rules had already been communicated to us, and we had already agreed to follow them. The timing and approach were extremely inappropriate given the circumstances. After leaving the funeral home, the owner again confronted our family about the same rules. We calmly explained that we understood the expectations and were willing to comply, but asked for some empathy given that we were walking out of a funeral and preparing to go to the church. Instead of de-escalating, the situation continued to escalate. As we were loading car seats, the owner physically pushed a four-year-old child out of the way in order to get to her vehicle door and close it, despite the car seats already having been removed. Multiple members of our group attempted to calm the situation so we could simply proceed to the church, but she continued escalating the interaction. The owner then called the police and claimed she had been assaulted. Officers arrived, assessed the situation, and determined that her allegations were unfounded. Because of this incident, the transportation service we had arranged and prepaid for was not provided. Our family was forced to drive our own vehicles behind the hearse to the church and cemetery. Many people were unprepared for this sudden change, had limited fuel, and were left scrambling during an already emotional day. During the incident, the owner stated that she had undergone brain surgery approximately three weeks earlier and suggested this contributed to her behavior. We cannot comment on her medical condition, but this statement, combined with what occurred, was concerning. Additionally, during a very short drive to retrieve the children's car seats, we personally witnessed the driver drive directly into oncoming traffic, creating a near-collision where another vehicle almost struck the van. This was alarming and raised serious concerns about safety. After the incident, the company posted photos of our family on Facebook along with additional claims about what occurred. The posts included photos of crumbs left behind from children's car seats, which were presented as an issue. Considering the passengers included toddlers and the transportation service was never completed, we found these posts to be unnecessary and unprofessional, especially involving a grieving family. We paid for this service in advance and have not received a refund despite not receiving the transportation we paid for. We understand businesses have rules and expectations, and our family was willing to follow them. The issue was not the rules themselves, but the lack of professionalism, compassion, and appropriate communication during a funeral. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend this service.

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I was with a friend while they were in the shopping around for a vehicle, the process was easy the…read moreguy Steve was friendly and spoke clearly about everything so she would understand what she's signing which made this experience better, so yes the car had a few issues soon after we drove off and I know that sounds bad which normally it would be however not one time did Steve turn my friend away or blame her for anything Just simply said bring it in they did what they had to do acknowledging the fact that she couldn't pay for the work right away and simply added it to her next payments as well as just showing concern and reassuring her that things are going to be okay and she's panicking inside get her mind off the car and just gave her attention fully as the car was being repaired talking about nonsense showing that she can relax and he has her back as I said I know leaving with a car that has an issue sounds bad but keep in mind this is a pre-owned car dealership that means used the owner handled the situation surprisingly better than most businesses, he could have had his hand out wanting some money before he even looked at the problem, I'm glad Steve was more then happy to help her and she was definitely making those eyes at him lol he treated us like we were just people she was able to leave us some money in her pocket still a car to drive in and possibly a friend or something, she definitely finds a reason to talk about him where to him most days he just gets that people go though shit and helped out a girl who needed help in more ways than one so yeah i approve this business

These people sell cars with all kinds of problems and when you take it back, they treat you like…read morethey've never seen you. I bought my vehicle there and the check engine light was on in a week, a tire was going flat, the brakes were failing, the steering was tricky, only one window worked, a tail lamp assembly was bad, the exhaust was on the brink of falling off and all kinds of other problems. I'm too disgusted to list all the problems. When I took it back, they wrote up an estimate that was double what I paid for the car and didn't even re-inflate the tire that they claimed was "all new." I'm lucky I'm a mechanic but most people are not. I should have checked it over better but I trusted them because they're a "dealership" and I'm totally screwed now. After this winter, I'm going to get this car in safe condition and sell it off because they won't do a thing for me. If you buy a vehicle from them, it'll be great... Until you sign your name and drive it for a week. They didn't even install my registration sticker that was sitting on the front seat. That's right, the temporary registration is still on it and I'm counting the days until I can afford to get rid of it. I've even read other reviews of people getting into accidents with vehicles purchased at this "dealership" just weeks after purchase due to a catastrophic failure, like a control arm. If I could put no stars or negative stars, that would still be too good. How many people is this business gonna screw over, injure, or even kill before they're shut down? I've already almost been in a handful of fender benders because they didn't tell me it needs all new brakes until two weeks AFTER I bought this lemon. Of course they were more than happy to sell it because the mileage exempts it from "Lemon Law." DO NOT buy from them. Spread the word and hopfully they'll be gone. Go there and ask for Steve. Ask him how he lives with himself.

Johnny's Auto Repair - autorepair - Updated November 2026

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