Papa brought me to Stanley's when I needed work on my first car - 1994! Adam's Dad was running the…read morebusiness then and now Adam is at the helm. I drive from out of town now for my old Mitsubishi, because they have been fixing it and maintaining it for about 10 years. As many of you, I hate going to an auto repair shop. We feel like we are being taken advantage of. I like the personal connection I have with them and the history. They will do their best to fix any issue you have, as fast as they can. They are doing their best during COVID - though, there has been one or two occasions when there were 6 to 7 people inside, when the maximum is 5. Everyone was wearing a mask, though. I also like that they have Saturday hours for us busy people!

Awesome people to do business with, I highly recommend them. Very polite and courteous I was…read morerecommended to them by my cousin I am from Connecticut I went there and I was very pleased I will definitely be going back

It's not often I feel like I can trust a shop. The last place I went, had told me I needed new…read morebrakes. It had been some time so I went ahead with it. I had already gotten a strange vibe from them. Came back the next year because it was close, they told me there was a very expensive issue. Was going to be about 2k and I needed new brakes... So I told them I'll figure it out. Went to this shop, told them what the last place said, they could have sold me BS, and I would never know. They gave me every available option, even told me I could probably fix some of it on my own if I was inclined. I had them fix everything. At the end of everything it went right over half of the last place's estimate, and what do you know, I didn't need new brakes.

asked to fix a leaky tire on my truck. While investigating, it was noted that the front wheel…read morewasn't turning freely. I asked how much it would cost to grease the caliper pins and was told that it would take about an hours worth of labor. Late the next day I got a vm stating that the truck was ready for pick-up. When I picked the truck up, the bill was over $450. The caliper and brake shoes and brake hose had been replaced. I didn't ask for that. At the very least, I should have received a phone call with the update that was necessary. I would have asked him put it back together and repaired it myself. On top of that, he couldn't produce the take-out parts. His response was that he was just trying to make a living. This is a small town. Stuff like that generally doesn't happen here.

We had a small quad that needed repair. Kris had it up and running in no time. We then brought the…read morelarger quad to him and same thing. Quick and excellent service. Fair pricing. Will definitely bring anything needing repair back to him.

Lee Motors has helped avert disaster with our family's Subaru time and time again. On more than…read morethree occasions over the last three years, we've shown up and gotten service right away, whether for flat tires, dead battery, or anything else. Every time, they work us right into the schedule and have us back on the road quickly. Not only that, but they're friendly and kind, and they charge very reasonable prices for their service. Amazing. We're so grateful for Lee Motors and are loyal clients! Our Subaru thanks them as well.