My tire blew up on 295 in Mt Laurel and when I got off at the nearest exit some nice road work guys…read moretried to help to change the tire but were unable to bc of a wheel lock. There was nothing in the car to unlock it. So I called AAA and they sent Ken to tow my car to their office. Once there AAA told me they couldn't work on it until Monday (this was on a Friday afternoon around 3). But Ken found someone to unlock the tire and put on the spare. He didn't leave until I was safe and on my way home (1 1/2 hrs away). Thank you to Ken and Dan, you both saved my day!! All angels aren't in heaven

New customer although my son's used them for years for multiple cars…read more I couldn't be more pleased with the result of the service on my 9 yr old Enclave's performance.

I had the unfortunate experience of having my car fail inspection yesterday, the dealership said…read morethe repair estimate was $3040. I brought my car into Mike at Kuehnle Auto Repair in Feasterville who re-inspected it and found that the "repair" needed was in fact not needed at all! I want to put a big plug out there for him and anyone who needs a RELIABLE mechanic...this is the place to come. Seriously... I dont think I will bring this car anywhere else for now on!

Honest and up-front, Mike will get your car or truck back up and running quickly and affordably…read more Definitely recommended.

All Pro has been great in helping me maintain my auto. I had my inspection and oil change with…read moresome other necessary things. I waited for my auto. They were efficient, and got me out in a timely manner. I appreciate feeling confident that my car is in good shape. Thank you

Recently moved to the area and came across Jim and his team thanks to the an untimely tire rupture…read moredue to the potholes in the area. The team walked me through my options and got me back on the road in no time. Looking forward to working with them again!

Fran is the owner. Anyone can trust his recommendations and quality work. He is honest and will…read moresave you money on your repairs. My family members have never had any problems over the years and would recommend his work.

Giving a shout out to Fran. He can be trusted, is friendly and knowledgeable Quality of work is…read moreoutstanding. I won't go anywhere else and would definitely recommend. Glenn D. West Chester, PA

First off, I'm a person who rarely writes reviews. However, I've been so happy with Eddie and…read moreMainline Auto's service that I had to make sure I gave them a positive review. I used to use Firestone for oil/tire needs, but was often dissatisfied with wait-time, cost, and general dishonesty with them. Then, I discovered Mainline Auto about 3 years ago. My wife and I've been using their tire/oil/general repair services ever since. Like other comments have mentioned, Eddie is extremely helpful and honest. He goes out of his way to give you truthful guidance, which saves his clients money in the long run. He always remembers my wife and I as well, which is always a plus. I highly recommend Mainline Auto!

Eddie is the man! Always takes great care of my BMW at half the price the dealership does. And if…read moreyou know anything about BMW's, I have to see him quite often. Turnaround time and price as well as quality of work are all top tier. Highly recommend!

Personable, professional and friendly. Have been going to Robert Warren's for over 50 years for…read moremyself and our family. Always more than satisfied with their work.

We had a power steering fluid leak on a 2007 Camry. They quoted us $499. When we decided not to…read moredo it, they charged us $165 for "diagnosis". The leak could be seen directly once you pop up the hood. Another garage fixed it for us for under $140. Go figure.

Erik was very helpful with helping me out in my situation of my car battery dying, and potentially…read morerequiring a tow. He was able to swap out my battery, install a new one, and I was able to head on home in the same day. All this for a reasonable value, and so I will keeping him on speed dial. 10/10

Erik was fantastic! He arrived within 30 minutes and was on his way with my vehicle in less than…read more10. Very polite, professional and went the extra mile to ensure that I was satisfied. Highly recommend!

Wife and I moved into the area a little over a year ago, and I was worried that I couldn't find a…read morereputable auto shop near my home. I found this place on the web, and have been happily going back ever since. I've been always impressed by the level of professionalism and their quality of work. I've taken in my car for multiple issues, ranging from AC issues to tires, and trust them with pretty much anything that comes up. The prices are reasonable and they don't try to nickel and dime you. I'll always recommend to my friends and family to come here for auto work!

Email sent on 8/13/18 with no reply at all:…read more XXXXXX, I hope you are well and now that some time has passed, I wanted to write you in a very calm, polite, and 'matter of fact' state. After I did all of my research, I wanted to write you and advise you what the outcome is regarding the situation that you left me with in which I was more than upset. My research included things I found online as well as other professionals in your industry and even trained Jeep technicians. 1. I went back to the last one who touched my car before it went to you. I was told that they put the lugs on by hand BEFORE tightening. Therefore any 'cross threading' would not be possible at all. 2. Even if it was 'cross-threaded,' there are ways to get it off without the method your shop had chosen. 3. My research has told me that common lug sizes are in whole numbers. Example would be a 22 or 23 size. a. My Jeep takes a 22.5 size which is not that common, but is available through some vendors. b. Using the next size up (23) would cause the stud to break. 4. What you described to me in a repair of $1,600 was ludicrous as here is what I paid for it to be repaired: a. $21 for the stud and lug (at a Jeep dealer) b. $180 for a used rim c. $244 in labor to remove the wheel, open the hub assembly, and properly fit the stud in place. I know you told me that the rim was $688 for a new one and I found one for more than $500 less since it was used, but with the rest of the numbers you were going to try and charge me $900 more than what the job costed me. Furthermore, the broken stud did NOT need to be removed the way that your guys destroyed the wheel AND I now completely believe that this whole thing was a fault of your shop. Additionally, I asked you to save the lug once removed so I could go back to the other shop that did the work last. That was supposed to happen, but when I came to get the car you told me it was thrown away. You have taken a 20 year relationship and dismissed it since you chose not to work with me on this issue and just 'washed your hands' of even the possibility that your shop may have caused the problem. You did this after telling me that it was not safe to drive with only the 4 studs and did not want to release the car to me. You then simply demanded I come to get it. So if it wasn't safe, why would you put someone's safety at risk? In the end there are many places to go and get auto service. Your shop was one that I always tried to solicit due to our past relationship. However, moving forward I do not think it is necessary as this was the first problem encountered and I see with my own eyes how you take care of problems that only cost me less than $450 to fix at retail. --XXXX