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    Mr Wrenchy

    3.5 (6 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Auto engine repair

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    4 months ago

    Had an appointment set to have my car diagnosed, technician never showed. No call or anything.

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    4 months ago

    David was fast and knowledgable. He was able to figure out what the problem was and solve it.

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    6 months ago

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    5 months ago

    Don't let him touch your car. He's a butcher! He damages parts and claims it's not important!

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    1 year ago

    Came out and did my brakes the next day and was done in no time, fair price! Highly recommend David

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    1 year ago

    I wasn't able to use Mr Wrenchy this time, but he was prompt with responses, estimates and answers to my questions.

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    Ask the Community - Mr Wrenchy

    I have a 2018 Silverado with a 4.3 L six cylinder needs starter replacement. I have the starter how much labour cost to replace it?

    $300 for the starter +$200 labor

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    Oak Knoll Automotive

    Oak Knoll Automotive

    4.7
    (23 reviews)

    Wow, I'm so impressed by this place! Yesterday, my car battery died and I had it jumped and got…read moremoving. Once I was moving, I only made it down the street before all power failed in my car and I had to coast to a stop. It is to my great luck and joy that I coasted to a stop in the parking lot of Oak Knoll Automotive. When I walked in, I was greeted by Bobby, who spoke to me like I was his friend and communicated clearly what he thought the issue might be, how long it would take and approximate cost. There were techs buzzing around the bays hard at work, so instead of making me wait forever, Bobby went out and took a look at my car himself and got it into the garage out of the 100+ heat. I ended up spending a couple hours in the waiting room (which was thoughtfully decorated and had plenty to read or watch) before Bobby told me they needed to keep the car overnight. This morning, I got a call from Bobby first thing where he told me the plan for the day and when I should expect to hear back from him. Like clockwork, he called me back to let me know my car was ready and gave me a price breakdown of the repair work done. All-in-all, this place was wildly helpful, communicated clearly about the work done, and priced fairly. Going into an auto shop as a woman by yourself can be intimidating, but this shop defies that expectation and rises to make for a terrific experience for all. I would recommend this place to my friends and family any day!

    I'm extremely disappointed with my experience here and feel like I was taken advantage of because…read moreI'm a woman who doesn't know much about cars. My car had died, and based on my understanding, I believed the battery was the issue. I had purchased the battery from this shop about a year ago and was told it had a 3-year warranty, so I came in expecting to have the battery replaced under warranty. Instead, I was told there was nothing wrong with my battery. The situation then turned into an issue with my alternator. I was initially quoted $1,500 for a new alternator, then $1,200, and eventually told Randy's "homeboy" could do it for $500 cash. I told him I didn't have $500, and he asked, "What do you have?" He eventually agreed to $200 cash. When I came back for clarification, I was told I was getting a brand-new alternator. However, when I returned, the same alternator was still on my car. I was then told that the positive wire on the alternator had been fixed and the alternator had been cleaned, and that was what the $200 was for. I was given a $0 receipt for the warranty battery, but no itemized receipt explaining the $200 cash charge. I left extremely confused and feeling like I had been misled about what work was actually being done. I don't know a lot about cars, but customers deserve honesty, clear communication, and documentation of what they are paying for. I personally feel like I was taken advantage of. Be aware of Randy and make sure you get everything in writing before paying for additional work.

    Jiffy Lube

    Jiffy Lube

    3.3
    (161 reviews)

    OK love I'm gonna try to make this as quick and short as possible, but I do want you to understand…read morethat Jiffy Lube is not just a place that you go to get an oil change. There are so many other services that they currently offer and I'm gonna share the recent bundle that they have provided for me today. I am headed to Houston this weekend and I realize that I definitely needed some additional services. The largest bundle that they have available, allows me the opportunity for a clean, wipe down some additional oils and treatments for my lovely "Sage" (my car). There is a picture of a flyer for you to take a look at and see what's best for you. I have come to Jiffy Lube for the last 4 year Where I continue to get my oil changes. I only do synthetic per my late husband's instruction. The last thing I want to say is there is nothing like great customer service but not only that there is a young lady running this location on Palmer @Jiffy Lube who took complete and good care of me. The last time I went to a Jiffy Lube and saw that there were ladies working- do the dirty work. This is not to push or pull anyway for this profession, but just to encourage us as individuals that we can do anything we set are hearts to do. I was appreciative of the great customer service, the timely movement, the clear of detail and instruction, and the fact that the staff was attentive to all my needs concerning my safety. Thank you so much for taking the time to take care of our community and showing up when sometimes we don't show up for ourselves. Have an amazing week and see you in a few months.

    Worst experience! I was the only car they had and it took 2 guys 40 mins to change oil. Suggested…read moreto check the filter, and they didn't even know how to open it and reinstall it.

    Buddha's Garage

    Buddha's Garage

    4.7
    (242 reviews)

    There are mechanics... and then there are the tired saints standing at the edge of civilization…read moreholding together the fragile emotional ecosystem known as "people who need their car to start tomorrow." Buddha's Garage is the second one. Dave has the energy of a man who has looked directly into the screaming mechanical abyss of humanity and simply sighed, grabbed a wrench, and fixed it anyway. I swear half the vehicles in that shop arrive after being spiritually wounded somewhere else. Other mechanics will look at your engine like medieval doctors diagnosing ghosts. Dave looks at it once, tilts his head slightly like a jazz musician hearing a wrong note, and suddenly knows your alternator was installed backwards by somebody named Tyler in 2019. And here's the wild part: he's honest. Like deeply, suspiciously honest. The kind of honest that makes you uncomfortable because you forgot businesses could still operate without trying to sell you seventeen imaginary emergencies. Dave will straight up tell you cheaper alternatives, better options, things you can wait on, things you DON'T need. I almost wanted to ask him if he understood capitalism. The customer service feels less like a business and more like your truck wandered into a monastery where everyone took vows of kindness and diagnostic accuracy. Meanwhile other shops are out here playing roulette with socket sets: "Hmmm yes, perhaps your issue is... all of the parts." Then Buddha's Garage fixes it in an afternoon and somehow charges you like they still believe in human dignity. Also -- Dave knows an absolutely terrifying amount about vehicles. Not "guy who watches YouTube tutorials" knowledge. I mean ancient-library-hidden-under-the-desert knowledge. The kind where you start explaining the noise your car makes and he already knows the answer before you finish making the sound effect. At this point I'd trust Buddha's Garage with anything mechanical. My car. My lawn mower. A damaged submarine. If NASA called and said a shuttle was making a weird clicking noise, I'd probably hand them Dave's number. I'm going there no matter what. If I move across the state, I'll crawl back on flaming rims like a pilgrim returning to holy ground.

    Dave was the best price in town for my 2017 Volvo to get an oil change and potentially get an air…read morecabin filter replaced. A warm and friendly greeting was my first impression by the office manager. Amazing service from start to finish. Thorough communication from the technician and owner about the processes and service rendered. Transparency on all prices quoted over the phone and during checkout. Location was easy to find and close to convenient stores or a coffee shop for waiting nearby. Honest, professional, competitively priced, I have no complaints. It's a locally owned family owned and run business that seems to always give to the community through other charitable endeavors. I feel pretty lucky to have found an ethical place to get my car repaired. They really are a breath of fresh air for the automotive repair industry.

    Dave's Ultimate Automotive

    Dave's Ultimate Automotive

    4.4
    (298 reviews)

    TLDR; Amazing, just go. Make an appointment so you don't screw anybody, but great customer service,…read morequality work, and legit prices. After a "check-up" at my car dealership, the dealership listed a number of "immediate concerns" that needed to be address and would have cost a pretty penny (basically, oil change, tire rotation, wheel alignment & balancing). Hesitant to just sign on, I took my car to Dave's to confirm that these concerns were indeed immediate and would indeed cost the amount that the dealership estimated. Gave them a call to give the list of "needed services" based on my car dealership, and they were great about fitting me in quickly. Also, am going on a hefty road trip soon, so they added a free trip check. After the trip check and basic inspection, they did identify that there was a slight alignment issue. The other things didn't need to be address, but I decided to just go for it because of the trip, low cost, and it'd honestly have to be done at some point anyway. What I really appreciate was the fact that they communicated these things with me, showed me numbers that caused the "issue", gave me a reasonable price and let me make the decision for myself. They're great, honest people!

    They correctly, diagnosed some problems with my Toyota van and fixed them, except for one important…read moreitem, and that was the oil pressure switch, which was the main reason I brought it in to begin with. So that's kind of odd. It's obvious that the mechanics don't drive the car after they've repaired it because that light was shining in my face the whole way back home and I don't see how they could've missed it. They also tried to sell me a bunch of other repairs and serviced, which were probably not needed. (I'm on a very limited budget). I appreciated the info and simply turned down those other tasks which I could either do myself or postpone for another time. I think the lesson learned is if you have an old car and you're on a limited budget (and aren't we all) watch out for suggested repairs which are simply based on the estimated age of the item or a maintenance schedule, and not an actual malfunction.

    Mr Wrenchy - autorepair - Updated August 2026

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