Fair price, honest mechanics. Work is always warrantied, they also offer towing services. Shop is…read morealways busy.

The worst experience ever. The receptionist is extremely rude, she yelled at me in multiple…read moreoccasions. Took them 3 weeks to look at my car. They did not solve the issue, my car is still acting weird, and with the break fluid leaking. They decided to do an oil change without notifying me (I had changed my oil one week before taking my car to them). And to top it all off, they clearly damaged my bumper, there are several deep scratches, running from the bottom to the top in various places. I appreciate cars, I love my car and I take good care of my car, and this place clearly doesn't not care at all about doing a good job. I DO NOT recommend this place, if you are like me and cares about your care! Believe me: it's awful!

The young men who helped this gray haired Grandmother with her flat tire were SO POLITE. Also the…read moreservice was fast and priced right.

Our shop that usually does our tires and oil changes has unfortunately shut down. We are looking…read morefor a new local shop and thought we would give Ideahl Tire a try. I called on a Tuesday afternoon and asked them when they could do an oil change on my Jeep. The gentleman told me that they could do it Wednesday at 7:30 am or 1:00 pm. I told him I would take the early appointment. He asked if I wanted a tire rotation as well. I said sure a tire rotation and a synthetic oil change at 7:30 am. I told him I would drop it off Tuesday evening and leave overnight since it was an early appointment. On Wednesday afternoon around 1:00 pm to pick up our jeep, much to our dismay the tire rotation was done but they hadn't done the oil change yet. The gentleman told we it would be about 45 minutes, I told him I would come back I didn't feel like waiting in a tire shop. We went on home and after about an hour and half I called to see if the job was complete. After several minutes on hold I was told yes it's ready. I go down to pick up and notice it's cheaper than expected when I'm paying. They tell me the keys are in it and have a nice day. I went out and looked at the receipt and realized that they used standard oil. (Really?) I mean a professional shop should ask and at least make a note when specifically requesting synthetic oil. So not only was it not ready on time but they goofed it up as well! We ended up getting a refund and the only thing the counter person had to say was "there's that" as he handed me the receipt for my refund. Definitely not the shop for us. We will keep looking and I suggest you do too.

We wanted to start my retirement by spending a year traveling around the country in a 2002 Toyota…read moreSienna with ~190K miles. After 6000 miles, which started in CA, I took it to change the oil in Asheville, NC and was told that they wouldn't do the job since I needed a new valve cover gasket. I knew I had a small leak but figured I might as well get it done. Shortly thereafter, I found myself in Lexington for a week and decided to get the gaskets changed. Being new to the area, I went to Yelp, and after two or three calls, I spoke with Chad of Lee's Auto and explained what I wanted. He asked all the right questions, which I expected he should have given I had watched about 7 videos on changing the gasket on a V6 and came up with a good estimate, which gave me an appt for the next Monday. Nevertheless, I was apprehensive when I took it in, and he had it done before lunch and stuck to the estimate. While driving it back after the change, I smelled the usual oil fumes and hoped they would go away the next day when I was to leave for PA. It did, and we are back on the road. This is to say that Chad did a bang-up job, with very little social interaction and just straight-up professionalism. Thank you, Chad, for helping us continue our journey.

Helped me out quite a bit. Fit me in quickly to their busy schedule last minute. Went above and…read morebeyond.

About mid way through a 4 1/2 hour trip I developed a tire leak. When I stopped at a fuel center I…read morefound a large nail embedded in my tire. The cashier at the fuel center recommended Quality Fleet Maintenance. Thankfully it was only a short distance from interstate 81. The gentleman there was so very kind and pleasant. He made time on a busy Monday afternoon to repair my tire and hit me back on the road quickly. The repair charge was very reasonable. I recommend this shop should you be passing through and find yourself needing assistance! Thank you Quality Fleet Maintenance!

Amazing service. Honest, fast and friendly so you can get your car or truck back on the road, where…read moreit belongs. From the unexpected to your regularly schedule maintenance, Oil Exchange and Lub of Lexington, is where you should go.

Took my car in to have brake pads replaced. Larry, the owner, came out of garage and asked why I…read morewanted to replace the pads. I explained that where I took my car for annual inspection (did not know Midland Trail does inspections) I was told I needed to replace them. I admit I wondered how the guy doing the inspection could tell simply by standing behind my car and having me hit the brake. Larry told me I did not need to replace my pads and in fact would not need new pads for another 10-12,000 more miles. And he would not even let me pay him for his time. So nice to find an honest mechanic.

I recommend this company highly. An auxilliary radiator in my BMW cracked on the way back to New…read moreEngland. I was so lucky to find Timber Ridge. Owner Marty Strecker and his team are honest and competent. They got the part expressed to them and I was back on the road next day. Charges were fair and, if I ever break down again, I hope it is in Lexington, VA. You are in good hands with Timber Ridge Auto Center. I don't agree with the few beefs on Yelp about this company. Check Google and you will see a lot of nice reviews.

From my personal experience, I advise you to avoid Timber Ridge Auto repair. They turned a great…read morecar into a dead car. It has been an awful experience. We took a Volvo in after the AC compressor they had installed last fall seized and broke the serpentine belt. We said we wanted an estimate to fix what needed fixing. For $2400 they replaced the AC and belt. Upon leaving the shop the car's AC worked when moving but blew hot air at idle. We took it back. They charged another diagnostic fee and said it needed a fan....for another charge of just under $1000. Immediately after the second pick up the car started throwing codes and blowing hot air; again. Third trip back. They admitted they installed a faulty compressor. After repairs for which they refused to give a statement of what they did to the car, the car died that night and had to be towed away. After putting over $3400 into repairs the car was never driven again. I know Lexington is limited in repair shops but please find anyone else for your auto needs. I had no idea one shop could cause such chaos ultimately leading to junking the car.

I got my car battery replaced here. I was very happy with the service and the result. I would…read morelikely return if I have more car problems in the future.

Nothing fancy, but got the job done. Efficient, friendly and economical. What more could you want?…read moreIf you need fancy wait rooms and coffee machines, you probably want to go somewhere else. But if you want your car fixed and not choke at the size of the bill, Jon's the place.

Have brought one of our cars here multiple times for oil changes and general maintenance while we…read moreare up at Wintergreen- friendly staff, professional and quick service. Last time I came in for an oil change they were done in about 15 minutes! ( I did have an appointment but that was quick!) Here's a tip: there is a great coffee shop/bakery with wifi across the street if you are waiting on your car.

This garage was recommended to me by two Nelson County locals, so I thought they'd be a great…read morechoice to help me with some issues on my '03 Tundra. Called a week ahead to make an appointment--they're very booked--and made arrangements to drop the truck off for brakes and an oil change. All good, right? Well.... For starters, when I show up with my truck on the appointment day I'm greeted with blank stares and told that I don't have an appointment. Which is funny since I arranged for someone to meet me at the garage and give me a ride into work. ANYHOO... They ended up taking truck and I explained quite clearly what the problem was: the front rotors seemed to be warped because I had a wobble in the wheel when stopping and I have a lot of screeching, bussing, and noise coming out of the back brakes. Also I needed an oil change and the cold air intake filter and air filters changed. No problemo, they said. We will let you know when it's ready. About a week--yes, a week--later, I get the call they have my truck done. I was presented with a bill for nearly $600 for the repairs, which included an oil change, air filter (not the cold air intake, which they said they couldn't do because it's aftermarket. Ummm. Wut?), and front brakes with new rotors. Seemed pricey to me, but ok. I'm told these guys are good. I asked about the back brakes and was told they just needed cleaned out because of debris and dirt in the drums (which makes sense. I live and work on a farm). Ok then. Hand them a couple weeks salary and I'm out the door. The next day I had to travel about 400 miles round trip for business and, as soon as I had to really apply the brakes...the entire vehicle shuddered and felt WORSE than when I had originally brought it in. I will say I noticed a slight roughness at low speed when I took the truck home that day, but I attributed that to the new pads needing to be broken in a bit. I don't know. I'm not a mechanic. The entire trip I was worried the truck was unsafe. The shuddering and bucking increased as the brakes heated up and it just got worse and worse. So, I called the garage back and told them I was extremely unhappy with the work and they needed to make it right. I also asked if a tech road tested the vehicle after the work was done because even at low speed the brakes didn't feel smooth. To their credit, they took the truck back in and re-evaluated without complaint or cost to me. I mean, yeah. The least a mechanic can do is stand by their work. A few hours later I get a call from the shop manager who tells me that the rear drums are warped and need to be replaced. Wait. What? You intitially tell me that it's just dirt and debris and now you're telling me that the drums are warped? Was this not part of the inspection when you had the goddamn drums off the vehicle?! Did no one actually check to see if they were in spec? Apparently not. After some back and forth, I agreed to pay for the parts if they would comp the labour, to which they agreed. A few hours later I get a call telling me that they got new rear drums from the parts store across the road and they were worse out the box than what was on there. I asked if they took that up with the parts store, or if they tried ordering from another supplier and was given a rather opaque explanation about how you just can't trust parts from parts stores anymore and, hey, Toyota has the drums in stock for twice what we quoted you before on the same part. Now I'm pretty upset. To recap: $600 to make my vehicle LESS roadworthy than it was when I brought it in. An entire WEEK to do LESS than what I asked them to (apparently after market parts are like confusing?!). And every time the shop manager opens his mouth it's costing me more money. I know for a FACT they did not road test my vehicle after the work was done. If they had, even a day-one oil change tech would have felt something off with the brakes. So I was let to leave their shop in a vehicle that could have been catastrophically unsafe. My rear brakes still shriek and squeal and I don't like driving on the freeway if I can avoid it. Since I handed Stoney Creek Automotive six bills to fuck up my work truck, I can't afford the money I need to ACTUALLY FIX IT. So if you have a lot of money, a lot of time, and don't care too much about quality service, I guess take your vehicle here. Otherwise, a shady tree mechanic and a sixer of PBR tall boys would likely be a better bet. Worse. Mechanic. Ever. Do not take a tricycle to these jokers.