I've owned several cars over the years and have dealt with a number of automobile repair shops. In…read morethose years I've spent a great deal of money; sometimes even without the issue being rectified. Now the car I have is considered an exotic make by most repair shops and a lot of shops won't even touch the friggin thing (I don't like my car inappropriately touched any way.) I've taken my car to Tony's Garage several times and every time he's been able to fix it and save me money in the process; over what most shops charge. Like with most things, sometimes it requires a little bit more diagnosis, thus requiring the problem to be researched. I've recommended Tony's Garage to several family members, friends and even my clientele. Tony's Garage is a trustworthy shop with a fair pricing structure that will get your car, no matter the make or model, up and running like new again. Remember, maintenance is paramount. So the next time you need a great mechanic, I HIGHLY recommend Tony's Garage!

Brought in my BMW 335i for an oil change and a brake job last month. Tony's expertise is European…read moreimports and he has all the BMW factory diagnostics tools to service BMWs. I know because he showed me and actually went through the diagnostics results one by one with me. My new brakes are rock solid!!!! The service and courtesy was excellent and Tony's garage saved me a TON of money compared to what it would have cost me to go to BMW of Austin for service like I normally do. I'm very glad I found Tony's garage and will be taking my BMW to Tony from now on. The shop is not fancy but, he has proven to be honest and very competitive in pricing... what else can you ask for in a mechanic? Cheers.

Took my bike here to get fixed after sitting for quite some time. Meg was amazing!!! Very honest,…read moreupfront, and continuously communicated with me on the prices at work that was recommended. If there was 10 stars that's what I'd be giving them.

To spare you another TLDR... just read my snippet about these folks on their facebook page. Other'n…read morethat... just be advised that they seriously rock. You will NOT regret putting your bike... and your very life... in their hands. Fantastically skilled guys. Understand you can always get something "done cheaper"... but do you really want to gamble with something that can either snuff you out like a weak candle or better yet... horrendously maim your ass forever... nah. You don't want that. So take your two wheeled psychiatric support machine to these guys to keep it in better than brand new condition. Thanks guys!!!!!

I hesitated to write this review because I've know David through the local chapter of the VMC for a…read morewhile. But, as another reviewer said, David is a really nice guy, but he and his work are not reliable. After two failed jobs in a row, I have decided to quit using his shop and just do myself. I had to redo it any. The first case was with an oil change. They didn't tighten the oil filter and my bike leaked oil all over the garage. That would normal for some bikes, but not mine. It doesn't feel the need to mark it's territory. For what ever reason, I couldn't get it to stop leaking by just tightening the filter. I had to drain the oil, install a new filter, and put new oil in. At the time, I thought, anyone can have a bad day and it's an easy mistake. So a few months later, I take it back to him for another oil change and air filter swap. I also spoke to him about the previous oil leak. I get the bike back and no oil leak. But.... while riding I would catch a whiff of gas on occasion. I check for leaks and didn't see any. Over the next week of going back and forth to work, the gas smell appears more often, is stronger, and when I get to work, I smell like gasoline. Still no real sign of a leak though. Then I get a check engine light, and error code that could mean a lot of things, and I find the leak. Unfortunately, it is a pencil stream of gas and I'm on my way home from work. Work is two blocks away and home is 17 miles, so I make it back to the office and call a tow truck to take us home. In a nutshell, you have to remove the tank to get to the air filter. There is a high pressure connector that has to be taken off the tank as you remove it. It's a delicate affair as indicated by me breaking the host connector on one occasion. When I lift the tank to get to the hose, the connector from the tank is just sitting in the hose, not snapped in like it should be. The air filter was completely soaked, so I used this opportunity to upgrade the air filter with a high performance one and put it all back together. My wife was a lot of bit angry, both at David and at me for taking it back to him after the oil filter leaking. David is knowledgeable, reasonably priced, and seems to know what he is doing, but he lacks attention to detail. At least that's what we called it in the Nuclear Navy....You can be smart and know the answers backwards and forwards. But if I have to go back and either redo your work or at least recheck it, I might was well do it myself. And I don't trust his work anymore.

Dude! These guys are amazing! Great pricing and a fantastic job on my bike…read more They have a contract with the local police bikes for a reason. Because they're badass! Don't go anywhere else! They'll help you keep the rubber on the road.

If you have a dirt bike or dual sport bike that needs repair (especially if it is a European…read moremodel), Don is your guy. He is a master mechanic, his prices are very fair and he got my bike back to me very quickly. Couldn't be happier!

Really great experience buying a nice bike for a child…read more Got a great fit and a great deal. Great place to buy a bike.

Cute bike shop. The owner is in process of moving but I can't wait to bring in my bike that is…read morecurrently out of service. Professional, nice, family business

Bryce was awesome to work with, and well worth the wait! He was early for the appointment,…read moreperformed the repair exactly as described, and did so efficiently and right on budget. He also offered me a number of tips to keep the bike in great shape for years to come (e.g., use QuikTrip no-ethanol unleaded + octane booster). Friendly and fast. Super grateful and highly recommendended.

Bryce did a VERY through job putting my new tires on my Triumph T120. Great attention to detail,…read morewhich is important for tires

I was hoping I had found someone who I could trust to repair my Polaris Sportsman 500 HO in Cedar…read morePark but unfortunately it didn't work out that way. Jerry had my bike to replace two rear CV boots for over a month saying the shipping was messed up and he hadn't received the parts, etc. etc. After almost 5 weeks I had a friend pick up my bike and my left rear hubcap was missing ( I know it was on when taken in) and after calling him to ask about it, he denied losing it and said he would replace it. Now, same old story about shipping, lost in shipping, hasn't been shipped yet, yada, yada , yada. Three weeks later and still no hubcap. I give up. AND, the boots he replaced were wrong cheap boots that look terrible and deformed. I recommend you drive a bit farther and get quality work done and told the truth when you ask questions.

MD Cycles has done a fantastic job for me for a little over 2 years now. I just dropped off my 6th…read moreUTV/ATV/Golf Cart with him and he does quality work. He is extremely knowledgeable in all aspects of these machines, will go straight to the point of what's wrong, and charges a reasonable price. I will keep going back!