Good mechanics are fairly common. Most dealerships and corner auto shops are filled with quality, trained mechanics. Nowadays, a mechanic can't hope to get any business whatsoever unless they have some type of certification. However, good mechanics that you can trust are worth their weight in gold: A guy who you can trust to tell you exactly why your car sounds like the fourth of July instead of trying to empty your pockets... An honest, straight shooter who will give you a realistic time estimate instead of just telling you to, "come back tomorrow morning."
K&J is that kind of mechanic. I have been taking my ride here for the past 10 years. From my very first car: a blue '91 Geo Prism (top speed of 88 miles an hour!), to my 600,000 mile Chevy Blazer (many good memories in my baby. So sad when I had to put her down in '04...), to my current '06 Mazda 3, K&J has been there by my side. They are very well connected and are able to find discounted parts if you ask them. I have gotten everything done here from new transmissions, to new rotors, to new engine mounts. They do a great job with everything. If they can't fix it (which is extremely rare), they can direct you to someone who can. read more