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    Squirrel Tree Automotive

    4.7 (3 reviews)

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    5 years ago

    Saved us!!! Busted brake line. Had to order part. Did everything exactly as they said they would. Couldn't ask for better.

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    Kilburn Point S

    Kilburn Point S

    (20 reviews)

    This company, and the man in particular, who's name I failed to get, who did the work went above…read moreand beyond for my wife and I on a recent trip. Traveling back from Sturgis back to Las Vegas my wife's rear tire blew out on her trike. The tow company who picked up the trike informed us it was after six on a Friday and we may be stuck in Rawlings till Monday when the shop opened again. The tow truck driver called and caught them before they departed. They agreed to replace the tire over an hour after they closed...on a Friday! The repairman was a professional and Noticed the other rear tire valve stem was rotted and replaced that as well. They saved us a weekend of hotel and food fees and we were on our way down the road an hour later. Kilburn Tire is a top notch shop! They went far beyond what was expected when they would rather be home starting their weekend. I highly recommend this honest, fair and professional business!

    Review We went to…read moreKilburn Point S in Rawlins after getting a flat while traveling from Portland, Oregon, home to Topeka, Kansas. We had already paid about $200 for roadside help and stayed overnight in Rawlins because Kilburn had to order our replacement tire. The next morning, while our Toyota was in their care, one of their technicians backed into it and crushed the passenger-side door. Accidents happen, and I am not angry with the young technician. He apologized and was actually the only person there who did. What I am angry about is how the business handled it. No one from Kilburn came inside to tell us they had hit our vehicle. We found out when a Rawlins police officer walked into the waiting area and told us. The incident resulted in Rawlins Police Department case #26-R05484. Outside, an older white-haired man walked up and handed the officer the business's insurance information without saying a word to us or apologizing. We assumed he was an employee. The collision also left our passenger window inoperable. Our AC is unreliable, this was our only window that rolled down, and we still had about 1,000 miles to drive. When I calmly asked the same man if they could do anything to help get the window working, he told me there was nothing he could do. At that point I became frustrated, used profanity, and walked away rather than continue arguing. He then threatened not to install the tire because he didn't like how I was speaking to him. The owner of the vehicle had already asked this same man if they could at least provide the tire for free because of the damage they caused. He offered a discount instead. We ultimately paid $181.48 for the tire and tax, although they did waive mounting and balancing. After we left, we discovered that the white-haired man wasn't just an employee. He was the owner. That's what bothered me most. The owner knew his employee had hit a customer's vehicle, yet we learned about it from a police officer. He never approached us to explain what happened or apologize. When we asked for help dealing with the immediate consequences of the damage, his response was essentially that there was nothing he could do. The technician making a mistake is understandable. The owner's handling of that mistake is why I'm leaving this review.

    Squirrel Tree Automotive - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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