Figured out the valve stem on one of our trailer tires was bad. Waited over an hour at a place down…read morethe street. Found this place on google. When we got there, they got right with us. Super nice and knowledgeable staff. The price was amazing. We will definitely be back!

This shop was highly recommended. They assisted my wife with a nail in her tire on her way to…read moreHouston. She said they were a pleasure to deal with and took care of very quickly. Can't thank them enough!

It is good to know that there are still genuine people out there who care about others. I broke…read moredown on I-10 and was towed here for repairs. No other repair shop in town would even look at my truck when I called. These guys were extremely professional and managed to squeeze me in and have me back on the road in just over an hour. If you break down or need a repair done, I would HIGHLY recommend these guys! They saved my day and were absolutely incredible.

I was driving back to Baton Rouge on a Saturday I got a nail in my tire Walmart tire center was…read moreclosed. I asked if someone could recommend a place and I was given Farleys. It was a quarter to 12. I called the shop the guy answer the phone and said they closed at noon and could not help. Now Jennings is a small town and people want to be with family. When a person is out of town and needs help you can always make an exception. I have been in the customer service business for 20 years and you always try to find a way to say yes, but in this case the gentleman was so ehor to say no. I would never recommend this place of business to anyone. You truly do not know what Louisiana small town southern hospitality truly is. And I am a Louisiana resident.

The best Mechanic and Tire Service around honest owner honest and happy staff happy ASE and TIA…read moretechnicians equal awesome service the price we quote you is the price that you are going to pay

Don't bring your vehicle to Deshotels Tire in Opelousas they broke a plastic line going to a fuel…read morefilter on a 2017 f250 they super glued the line and didn't inform the owner of the truck any one with common sense know glue and diesel does not mix a few days passed the truck burned to the ground. They charge $250 to put on brake pads and dont machine the rotors they pay $30 bucks for the pads it takes 10 minutes to do the job they are very rude to customers my advice do not bring your vehicle there

Great service, friendly employees. These guys repaired my corvette and I'm pleased with their work.read more

Amazing service! We had actually ordered an Uber from…read moreairport, but the uber was taking 20 minutes.. need a ride was there and waiting! We used through out our stay in Lafayette. Prompt, courtesy and great driver! Thank you

complete fraud. took our credit card info and lied and said transaction declined just to find…read morefraudulent charges made to walmart and best buy and never picked up my client as promised.

Sometime back in 2021-22 I was smelling fuel vapor after turning my car off. After changing my gas…read morecap on my blue CTS, I was still smelling fuel. Frank's said they couldn't get to it that day(which I learned dealing with Frank's means it wouldn't take long for them to get to my car.) Carlus initially gained my business by telling me he could start on my car right away. Approximately three days passed before he contacted me to tell me the issue and almost another week for him to fix the problem. Carlus then tells me he has other cars and he's working alone. That's understandable but that's not what I was told initially. I made a mental vow to never return. I started dealing with Frank's. When Frank's said they couldn't get to it right away, I gladly told them "that's cool" which resulted with them contacting me within an hour to tell me the issue. Also Frank's has never had my cars longer than two days regardless of the job. I had a neighbor whose Honda Civic wouldn't start even with a jump and a new battery. Frank's was closed so I reluctantly towed it to Aymonds. Again three days go by but this time I didn't find out any information until I decided to walk by. The key needed reprogramming and it was a service Carlus couldn't perform. We had to call Pop A Lock. You'd think he'd let me know the first day. The most egregious event happened recently. With the closing of Frank's and still trying to utilize a shop within walking distance, I reluctantly spoke with Carlus about changing my radiator, transmission, brake, and differential fluid on my silver CTS. When Carlus asked about the engine fluid, I replied"it's not time to change it and I can perform that job myself." I delivered the car early Tuesday 7/14/26. I mentioned I was leaving town and would return Friday 7/17/26. I didn't receive any communication during that time. I arrived at the shop around 9a on 7/17/26 and was told the car wasn't ready because he had to drill out a rusty oil plug for the differential. I then received a phone call twenty minutes later saying the plug came in and now the car is ready. Something about that didn't seem right. I also suspected that no fluid changes had been performed but I couldn't prove it with these closed systems. On the morning of 8/1/26 I drained the engine oil from the oil pan as usual. The oil filter is on top of the motor. I tried unscrewing the oil filter cap and it wouldn't budge. I tried using my body against the breaker bar, an impact wrench and attempted to chisel the cap off but nothing worked. I've had two of these vehicles and changed the engine oil myself in the past six years. I've never tightened that oil filter cap to that point. It's very suspicious that I had an issue with a system that wasn't supposed to be touched in the first place. Bring your car here at your own risk! You can throw that "veteran owned" out the window because Carlus is aware that I'm a veteran also. Not to mention, what I was handed as a receipt says "estimate."

I have to say that Carlus was extremely helpful. We had the fuel pump go out on I-10 EB just before…read morethe last exit (Louisiana Av) of Lafayette, LA. AAA towed us to the closest shop at 4 AM. 7:30 Opening time came and went, figured out that Good Friday a lot of businesses are closed. Finally called Aymond Automotive and Carlus answered the phone and explained that he was actually closed and just there until 10 AM waiting on a parts delivery and a customer pickup. He said he could come and check it for us and in 5 minutes he was there with a fuel pressure gage and confirmed our suspicion, fuel pump died. 2001 Chevy Silverado 1500 OEM pump, never changed. He said tow it to the shop if we can get it there before 10. We got there at 9:15. Carlus changed the pump and filter and had us ready to go a little after 10. Shout out for this Marine Corps veteran for helping my family and I to get back on the road again and on our way to Orlando, FL. We got back home Easter morning in time for Easter morning services.