Great mechanics , fair prices. These guys will fix it right. i have recommended them to friends…read moreand family always satisfied with the results.

New to the area and saw Moell's reviews on Yelp... super nice individuals! I will definitely be…read moregoing back for any auto repair in the future!

My neighbor recommended Pro Automotive and I am very happy that he did. Jimmy and the crew are…read moregreat. They worked with me on price options and did a great job on the actual work. Other shops gave me a firm price on the specific work that I wanted done for my Volkswagen, but Jimmy took the time to figure out options for me.

Can not say enough good things about them. My car was towed there after an accident and they were…read morejust so sweet and understanding to help me get my car cleared out. They were friendly and engaging and just made the process more tolerable.

Recently had Juan do some work on my car and I am very happy with the way he does business. When I…read morereached out to him he was quick to respond and was very flexible with his availability. He gave me very competitive pricing and the work he does is professional. He's reliable, honest, and trustworthy. He's now my go to guy for auto repair.

Honest, reliable, and all round great! Did I say honest, already?…read more These guys are amazing. They will give you an honest quote and never try to up charge. We took our car there for a thermostat issue. They fixed the issue in the same day and the price was reasonable and better than your commercial/name brand garages. Similar issue popped up a week later. I called and they looked at again and fixed the issue at no charge! Highly recommend for any mechanic needs!

My Crown Victoria has been having its oil light flickering while stopped in drive/reverse. it…read morehappenes when the engine is low RPM after a while of driving. I brought my car to here for a QUOTE. I thought my oil pump was the issue, so I was going to diffrent shops to quote it. Well they decided to REPLACE my oil sensor without contacting me and charged me $164 the sensor was already replaced and I told them that. The next day i went to work and the issue was present, still.

Rude. Acted like I was wasting their time. Apparently they are too good for me and my silly issues…read more Avoid at all costs.

Just wanted to say these guys are excellent very professional and no bulshit like you get at other…read moreplaces straightforward and honest and I will be taking all of my vehicle issues to these guys thank you for a great experience an excellent service

Totally professional . All my work was done in a good time period and was affordable . Thank you…read moreAntonio and Josh for being so friendly and helpful

Very happy with my service experience. i had an unexpected emergency issue with my coolant. they…read moregot me in with no trouble and were flexible to work with. i can feel a huge difference with my vehicle after their repairs and i felt the price was exactly what i would have anticipated for my issue. I felt like i trusted their advice and repairs, which is a great bonus!

I am super happy with everything about these guys! They're polite, friendly, efficient,…read moreaccommodating, fair pricing...I think that covers everything anyone could hope for, especially since this is not usually a trip any of us look forward to! I highly recommend!!!

Quick turn-around - completed the diagnosis in the last 15 minutes of the day I called and…read morecompleted the repair the next day. The diagnosis charge was stiff but not unreasonable. It is reasonable to expect a normal mark-up on parts, however they charged me more than twice the price of a retail facility, and 5 times the price of RockAuto. {Their wholesale price is probably close to that of RockAuto.} Youtube shows a competent mechanic completing the repair in less than 1/2 an hour. It was an emission control part. Not including diagnostics, the labor charge was $236 which amounts to $472 an hour. Overall the repair was competent but terribly expensive.

They are always quick, fair and honest. They send you a detailed list of items they found to fix on…read moreyour car, giving you the chance to confirm or deny any services. You can pay online, they can leave your key hidden in your car so you can come back and get it when they are closed. This is convenient considering they are open 8AM-5PM and that matches most work schedules.

I had a check engine light come on for my 2014 Mazda3 70,000 miles and for the first time decided…read moreto not go to the dealership and try a local shop and that's where the trouble began. $158.69 for Engine code diagnostics; crazy but everyone does it and someone has to pay for the equipment. Fine. NP. This is important later. One code for a bad thermostat: $34.88. $363 for labor! These guys are clueless mechanics or are making $150+/hour. So right there I'm not coming back. Mazda dealers charge less and they know what they are doing. Then an additional $138.40 for just a refill of coolant. Standard but it's piling up. Whatever, at this point I just want to get out with my car fixed. Day one: $720.83. I pick the car up and the next morning there's a 12" spot of coolant in the driveway. I give them the benefit of the doubt assuming they're just messy and it was in the under-body pan. Drive to work, next morning there's an 18" spot, call them up and drop the car off. They cracked the thermostat housing and fixed it free of charge. Day 2 wasted and I just wanted to get out of there. I already know what to expect from them. Drive to work the next day and the engine light comes back on again in the first 10 miles. Call them up and bring it back in: Day 3 wasted. THEY CHARGE ME FOR ANOTHER DIAGNOSTIC! $158.69. So a car that's never had an engine light on has two unrelated problems in two days. Or maybe they have the only computer diagnostic system in existence that only shows one code at a time per run. Now they're telling me it's a unrelated Vapor canister solenoid, Completely unrelated. You can make your own call if that solenoid completely failed in the 10 miles to work after 12 years of driving unrelated to the previous day's work. $220.77 + 158.69 = 396.53 for day 3. At this point it's 100% on me and my choice. As the saying goes, "Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice...". I just want out. That's $396.53 + 720.83 = $1,117.36 for just $34.88 for the original Coolant Thermostat code. I get it. That's their business model, it's how they conduct business and it must work to some extent. At least the Dealer uses EOM parts, no one there is making $150/hour and they have never done this to me. Outrageous prices, unreliable work and a big waste of your time. Based on my experience, your time and wallet are better spent going directly to the dealer or at least another reliable local mechanic.. You deserve better... and more importantly, so does your car. And of course, I took the car out the next morning for 10 minutes and yes, you guessed it, the engine light came on again for the 3rd time and another trip to Annie's Auto. I don't think so, I learned my lesson. I'll be starting over with my dealer NO MATTER THE COST. I don't mind paying for competent work at a reasonable price.