As being half of Don Herman's quality service first I would like to say thank you to all the…read morecustomers for the past 51 years. Your support trust confidence and friendship over the years were truly remarkable. I would like to feel anybody whoever dealt with us knew we were always honest and always did our best and most of the reviews in fact all of the reviews show this except for the one left by Tamika. Even though we ended up closing the business six months ago after being taxed out I really feel the need to respond to this review. The car was brought in for brakes by I believe Tamika's mother who is a very nice lady and appreciated the great price and the honesty. She did call back either later that same day or the next morning and asked about a noise. She described the noise I explained where they are metallic pads with new rotors there is a break in period and the noise should go away. I received a call the next day confirming the noise did go away I said thank you for the call and letting me know have a great day. Weeks later the car was towed in out of the five studs on the wheel one was broken off the other four were fine. As stated in a review it was driven for over two weeks and at least 500 miles. I looked at the rim the rim was perfect. Anyone who's ever driven on a loose wheel even for a few blocks because you would not make it much further than that Would know that the rim would be trashed because the lug nut holes would be rounded out. After almost 50 years of experience you can deduct what happened was while the vehicle was parked somebody tried to steal the tire they took the four lug nuts off and the only one they could not get off with the wheel lock. The stress of one stud and lug nut holding the tire on is what cracked that last off. It was totally impossible to go over two weeks and 500 miles on a loose wheel and not destroy the rim. I pointed that out and in good faith I put the car in the rack pull the hub bearing assembly pressed out and pressed in all five studs in case the other four might've caused any type of stress cracks reassembled it and went to Honda and bought a new wheel set for about $80 so all four locking lugs would match. I did that because I always enjoy dealing with the mother and it's a way to just make sure everybody stays happy. The job took about four hours cost me over $100 in parts including the 4 lug nuts sitting on the curb where it was parked No big deal things even out but what really bothered me was slamming me on reviews For something that if you ask any mechanic certified or not if you drove 500+ miles and or two weeks on a loose tire how long would it stay on and how bad would the rim look . Again we are officially closed thank you again for all the support through the years just felt the need to explain their review.

I have always had amazing and quality service here! I have had several vehicles that they took…read morecare of for me and never did I have to question the workmanship. They have ALWAYS been honest and fair and never tried to sell me anything I didn't need. I recommend them to anyone that wants peace of mind in knowing their vehicle was serviced correctly and honestly!

Very happy with the service done to my car . They even went as far as doing a couple extra…read moreservices free of charge which I'm beyond thankful for All at a reasonable price too!

Trust worthy business very fair pricing I highly recommend very friendly and explain what work…read moreneeds to be done in simple to understand terminology!

They have multiple people in charge. The workers are pocketing the cash no receipt and owner…read moreapparently not aware of his employees scamming customers.... Proceed to call me a broke ass and take pictures of my car. The shop is a mess. They are lacking professionalism. Stay away people.They did the work for $80 to change both parts I brought in my own parts . Unfortunately one went bad and now they don't want to honor the same price......... Make sure to get receipts. The work literally took 40 minutes they have cameras I saw them do the work. Owner needs to take classes on how to treat customers . I have pictures of them doing the work back in March 3 2026. New owners/ also back in March the guy said new owner . What's really going on!!!!!

Upfront and honest people, issue was solved quickly and for a good price. I plan on coming back for…read morefuture issues. Would recommend.

I'm so glad I found this shop through Yelp. Auto House West took the time to clearly explain what's…read moregoing on with my Jeep and the corrosion issue, which I know can be a costly repair. I really appreciate how they walked me through the details, stressed the importance of fixing it correctly, and even helped me with the cost. Because of this experience and the estimate I received, I plan to return. I'll definitely be recommending this location!

I was told that I needed a new alternator. I asked Belmont to do the repair because charging my…read morebattery didn't work. Before replacing the alternator they checked and told me that I just needed a new battery, saving me a lot old money. They were honest

I was having problems with my diesel Volkswagen, I had been spending a lot of money without it…read morebeing fixed. I finally got recommended this place. Javier was amazing, he not only fixed my car but he tried his best to save me (college student) money as much as possible.

Went to J&T Auto Repair for a battery replacement- walked out a permanent customer! Honest and…read morereasonable car repair service! Excellent work! Easy to locate, friendly, fair priced! Can't recommend them enough! Thanks

I normally do not write bad reviews but here, I feel a duty to warn you if you are thinking of…read morehaving them do any job that involves removing or installing tires on your vehicle. On November 22, this shop put my winter tires on my vehicle. This past Friday (December 12), I got a flat. When I went to change the tire, it took all of my body weight standing on the lug wrench and rocking up and down while holding the side of the car to loosen the first four wheel bolts, and I am not a small or weak guy by any stretch. Unfortunately, the head of the last lug nut was stripped and thus impossible to get off, as the lug wrench would not grip it sufficiently to apply the 1,000 ft/lbs of torque or whatever was needed to loosen it. I thus had to have the car towed to a shop to remove the wheel bolt and put the spare tire on. In decades of driving and getting multiple flat tires over the years, I've never not been able to change one. Last Friday marked the first time. My theory is that in the interest of speed, as well as post-COVID staffing shortages, many shops, including this one, have inexperienced and untrained employees using an air wrench to tighten the wheel bolts. Wheel bolts, however, are supposed to be torqued to a specific specification - usually 80-120 lbs/ft, depending on your car. Air wrenches, when not properly used, can apply massively more torque than this. Overtightening wheel bolts may not sound like a big deal. Tight is good, yes? Well, doing this causes multiple problems. For one thing, unless you are an athlete with a lot of strength, you won't be able to change your tire if you get a flat and you will be stranded. Hopefully you are not in a remote area, it's not very late at night, or it's not freezing cold when that happens - and when else would it happen? LOL! Excessive torque from an air wrench can strip the slightly rounded heads of wheel lug nuts and bolts. See attached pictures of my stripped wheel bolt. If that occurs, then the wheel bolt isn't coming off and you will need a tow to a shop, and hopefully you are near one when you get your flat tire! Overtightening can cause stress fractures in your rim, warp your brake rotors, and crack or damage your wheel studs if you have a lug nut/stud setup. If you have wheel locks, an overtightened wheel lock bolt can break your wheel key, and you will spend hundreds of dollars getting the lock off. Thank God that did not happen to me on Friday, as my wheel lock bolt was one of the ones I was able to wrestle off, but it easily could have. My recommendation is to avoid this place and torque your own wheel bolts. If you are not in a position to do that, then find a reputable shop with good reviews and ask them if they use a torque wrench or an air wrench when they install wheels. If they use an air wrench, or you get a vague and uncertain answer, go to a different shop that will torque your wheels down to their proper factory specifications. Your life may actually depend on it!

Last 6 years I've been going to my neighborhood Goodyear/Interstate for all my automotive…read moreneeds/repairs/maintenance. The staff is always friendly, extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommended service center.

Fast oil change, fair price, friendly front desk, Jack is amazing. Jack is my favorite. Thank you,…read moreJack!

Pete and Timmy over at Pete's Automotive truly embody authenticity and reliability. These diligent…read moreand trustworthy individuals possess a deep understanding of their craft - there are no gimmicks, no unnecessary add-ons, just precise and top-notch service from the get-go. They handled my vehicle with utmost care and dedication, treating it as if it were their own.

The best auto shop in the area! Freddy & Johnson were SO great to work with. The insurance gave…read morethem a hard time and delayed the process a bit but they were patient and came through and got the job done & delivered perfectly. My car looks like nothing ever happened to it! They are so kind, responsive, and great at what they do! They always kept me up to date during the process and they even washed my car inside & out before I picked it up. It was spotless! HIGHLY recommend!!

The dealer quoted me 1200 and they did the job for 300 in just a few hours. Very honest folks that…read morego out of their way to help you out