I'm new to the area, looking for a a new bike shop. You know how this goes, am I going to find…read moresomeone fair or I find someone who's going to extract as much money out of my wallet that they possibly can. Luckily I meet Butch. Right away you get that good feeling that you scored a good mechanic. He knows his shit. Now, you leave the bike off with them. Not ever having any dealings with them before. You know that feeling. What's going to come next? Is he going to gouge me? Is he going to do the repairs right? I don't know, I just have all shit going through my head! Well let me tell you, Butch is "A" number one, King of the hill ! He went above and beyond all expectations! My bike looked better coming out of his shop then when it went in. All the repairs were done to perfection and the bill was less than expected! Butch and Lisa, thank you guys so much!!! You've made a customer for life! Anybody looking for a bike tech, I give Butch 10 stars!!!

Well, this was a very professional bike shop. I went t ask if they could perform the service I…read morewanted and they said yes. The next day I tool my bike and I got it back in a few hours. I was on a hurry so I was really pleased. And it was a reasonable price.

Always does a great job on my bike so glad he's back open will be there for my next serviceread more

We brought our old BMX bike here to get pounder coated. They did a really great job for a…read morereasonable price. It was also done in less than 7 hours too! My only complaint was there was a lot if paint drops that we had to remove.

I had recently purchased an old chopper and quickly realized it need some work on the engine. What…read morebetter place to take an old school chopper to a place called Test-N-Tune, Right. I called and made an appointment an in April 2020. As agreed I drop on a Saturday and met Scott for the first time "the owner". I asked him to concentrate on get the engine running right first, and then we would look at some other repairs. Two weeks late after numerous calls, and leaving many messages, he finely returned my call. He suggested rebuilding the carburetor, tuning the engine and providing some missing bolts. I thought it was strange that he want $580 to start especially after it had sitting for two weeks. Unfortunately, I agreed. This time four weeks had go by and I was frustrated, he had not call nor returned my calls. Finely I called and was able to talk to him and asked how it coming along. Scott said the engine was ready to go. I quickly drove over and took it for a ride a found it ran exactly as when I dropped it six weeks prior. I immediately drove over to another shop recommend by a friend to have it inspected. I got a call from the new shop I was told that the carburetor had not been touch, as I had excepted. In addition, many of the bolts had been stripped, apparently trying to get to carburetor. My recommendation would be never pay someone up front and never take it to Test-N-Tune Murrells inlet SC.

We had been patronizing this dealership since 2011 which is now called "Coastal Iron". We were…read morehappy with their service till the last few years. Unfortunately, over this time many business changes have occurred. There has been a revolving door of mechanics and some unhinged behavior by another employee. There are some good people still there and I wish them well. Since there are few Indian dealerships in SC, they have enjoyed the local monopoly. But for us, we will travel the extra 45 minutes into NC and buy from Battleship Indian Motorcycle. Buyer beware.

Great selection of bikes and he best store I have been to for gear great selection which I have not…read morefound elsewhere

Their attitude, they just don't seem to have welcoming energy. It was a down mood. I didn't even…read morefeel like asking any question after going there.

The GM and salesperson were both combative, which made the whole experience uncomfortable. If you…read morewant to be treated like a person instead of just a number, I'd recommend going somewhere else. I understand if a deal can't be made--that's completely fine--but cutting a customer off while they're asking reasonable questions about pricing is unprofessional. Not giving straightforward answers comes across as evasive and deceptive. If there had been transparency from the beginning about the numbers, the trade-in value, and the work done on the bike, this situation likely wouldn't have escalated. A more honest and respectful approach would have gone a long way.