Requested service on my partner's car. Mechanic was very knowledgeable and appreciated his recommendations. Dropped my car off and was ready the same day. Went to pick up my car and encountered another issue that the shop quickly resolved. Quick turnaround. Very friendly. read more

Professional, attention to details, and very passionate about the job. This is the kind of Customer Service you cannot find anymore. I would definitely recommend if you are looking for that old school , professional customer service. Thank you Taylor's Auto Center. read more

Not a good repair center. Brought my Ford Focus here, because the transmission was acting up. First time I brought it here, they said they couldn't find anything or it wasn't acting up at the time. Ok. That's fair. The issue continued, so I brought it in a second time. This time they told me they couldn't test drive it, because it needed new brakes and rear rotors. Took it to another repair center and they showed me that the brakes were fine. The brakes were not great, but the brakes did not need to be replaced. Diagnosing vehicles is not an easy job. But when you're in the business of repairing vehicles, my expectations are that you will be able to accurately do so. I do not recommend this business but I had a complex issue, they may be able to handle basic, rudimentary repairs. Always get a second opinion. Keep in mind, that these places thrive on making fast repairs. Update: So after I posted this review. This clown named Marcus sent me a message, trying to say that I misunderstood. And that the brakes were good, they just recommended replacing them. But that day they looked at the car, the brakes were so bad they couldn't test drive the car. Very unprofessional response from a company's spokesman. And a bad attempt at gaslighting me. Their service might be improved if they didn't spend so much time arguing with ex-patrons on yelp. Not sure if this clown was the owner or what his position is? But his unprofessionalism, is a common attribute that you can expect to find at this sketchy repair shop. read more

My good ole truck needed work done and they helped me get in asap and back out on the road. Will use them again. Very good customer service anf pricing. read more

Recently needed to have our A/C serviced and heard a lot of good reviews surrounding Taylor Automotive's friendly & competent service ... and they didn't disappoint. They took care of the problem promptly, efficiently and at a very reasonable price! We'll definitely be using them when needed in the future. read more

So far we've had a new engine put in, transmission on another car ..... power steering pump and cruise control fixed.... Always great service!!! read more

I am new to the area so I had no knowledge of a "safe" automotive company to use. This business was recommended by someone who uses their services. I was concerned about hearing additional work that needed to be done. Marcus fixed the problem that I brought the car in for and did not even discuss the warning lights that were displaying. When I asked he said we can work on those later. I also discussed fixing my ac. This business was honest, quick, a good communicator, and had fair pricing. I highly recommend. read more

Most honest mechanic shop around. Brought my truck in for an oil change and brake pad replacement and the level of communication I received was top notch. Even when there was a slight issue (absolutely no fault of the shop) I was updated immediately of the situation and given a timeline of when it would be completed. To my surprise, my vehicle was done before the estimated time! Pricing was also very reasonable. I will definitely be back anytime I need work on a vehicle, highly recommend! read more

Very honest auto center! Did not feel pressured to fix more than was needed. Very personable and nice. Responds to emails quickly!

The only reason I gave them 4 instead of 5 stars is because I believe they overcharged my dad on an alternator for his van and jacked him around a little bit and they seem to have given me a POS ignition coil that barely lasted two years, but hey.... auto shops can get shaky products just like anywhere else, but they've done right by me every time and saved my butt BIG time when I thought I needed a new engine. I do my own work on my vehicles now that I know how to, but when I was ignorant, and in the future, when there's something I don't feel like doing, I would take my cars to Taylor's. The older gentlemen has owned the shop forever, and he hires friendly knowledgeable mechanics to run this place. I find their fees to be fair and like I said, it's best if you only need to take your car in ONCE for a problem, instead of going back for the same issue. They had a mechanic there that really saved my ass when I was told by two other places that I needed a new engine. I had zero compression in the #1 cylinder on a 3.4L GM and called Taylor's to get a quote on a new engine swap. The dude asked why I condemned the engine. When I told him that two other shops had condemned it and that I was calling Taylor's because I had good dealings with them in the past, he requested that I let him take a look at it. I drove the car into the parking lot and I had not even opened the door when the mechanic was already walking over to my car and asked me to pop the hood. I left the engine running erratically like it had been doing, and it took him all of 10 seconds to notice that someone had done work that involved taking the valve covers off and he deduced that something was wrong with a pushrod, a valve or a lifter (I'm still a little ignorant of the inner workings of the 3.4L), and he asked me to leave the car and he would only charge me an hour's worth of labor to check it out to see if he couldn't do something. The NEXT day, he called and asked if I was sitting down. I told him I was and expected the worst and he said, "Well, you're back up and running as good as new!" Turns out, what he deduced from looking at the engine for 10 seconds was, in fact, the case and he even saved me some bucks on labor by completing the job without having to pull the intake. They charged me like, $300 bones for the labor they did, which I thought was a good deal because 300 bones for labor is better than 3600 bones for a new engine and labor. I'll go there again when I have a job that I don't feel like doing or if I can't diagnose a problem and fix it myself. read more