My Car broke down on the interstate - Land Rover would not fix it but they sent me to All-In, They…read morelooked at it immediately and told me the issue, which need a part that would take a few days to source. They showed me exactly what the issue was and I left the car with them while I continued my journey. When I returned that car was fixed and the charge was a fraction of what Land Rover would have charged. Very helpful and efficient.

You are so rude. I walked in there to pick up my car. you knew I was coming. You called me. then…read moreyou left said you'd be back in a minute and made me wait 10 to 12 minutes without sending anyone to tell me what was going on so I took my keys and I left. I came back to pay the bill because I'm not just not going to not pay !! And you were so rude. Told me that I didn't need to pay and I should just leave and never come back! unbelievable

This business is now called United Towing & Auto Repair…read more United Towing & Auto Repair put a BAD AFTERMARKET FUEL PUMP in my 2017 Mazda CX5. When I towed my car to United on 5/26/26, United (John) told me a Genuine Mazda Fuel Pump WAS NOT AVAILABLE and I had to get an Aftermarket part. I paid $1109.67 for this Aftermarket part which failed in less than 30 days and I only drive my car 1-2 times per week. On 6/23/26, my car was dangerously stalling out on 278 & Burnt Church Rd and making a loud sound (not drivable). I thought I was going to get killed. Beachside Auto was right there, so I pulled in. Beachside diagnosed the issue right away as the faulty aftermarket fuel pump. They said this is a very sensitive part and genuine parts should be used on Mazda's for compatibility reasons. I guess United didn't know this? Beachside ordered a Genuine Mazda Fuel Pump (which arrived in 1 day), replacing the aftermarket part, and my car's been running great ever since. On 6/29/26, I brought the aftermarket fuel pump back to United to see about getting a refund since I was charged $1109.67 for this bad part. (Note that Beachside's Genuine Mazda part cost was only $880 for the REAL thing). I was willing to negotiate with United on the Labor ($405) since they'd already done the work. United said they'd file a warranty claim and that it'd be after July 4th to get back to me. I asked John how Beachside could get the Genuine Mazda part in a day when he told me they were not available. John tried to defend himself by saying he meant that the Genuine Mazda parts were not available on THAT specific day (i.e., 5/26/26). I can't read John's mind, nor know what he meant to say- I can only act on what he DID say to me that day - that the Genuine Mazda part was NOT available, only aftermarket parts were available. Even if local Mazda stock was all out that specific day, the part could have been shipped from another location outside their local delivery area. (The part is small - about the size of a very small cantaloupe). I returned to United a few days later to follow up on the warranty claim but they needed more time. I requested the $1109.67 part price refunded but John said that was "unlikely". John also called me 7/8/26 to ask me (again) WHY I didn't bring my car back to them for repair; I gave him the same response - that I couldn't trust them. They told me I had to use an Aftermarket part (no Mazda parts available) when Beachside somehow could get a Genuine Mazda part in just 1 day. United's "warranty repair" would have put another BAD AFTERMARKET PART back in my car. Additionally, another statement caused me to question their integrity/accuracy. When I asked about leaving my car outside overnight, John said not to worry because they have a "secure lot" since it's a tow yard. When I arrived on 5/26, no security existed -NO fencing whatsoever, no Rottweiler, n-o-t-h-i-n-g - anyone can walk right into their property. When I questioned that ("secure lot"), it became, "well, we've never had a problem before". On 7/15, I went back to United for their final decison. John told me I will get NOTHING ($0.00) back because I should have TOWED my car back to their garage for their warranty service. United honors the Manufacturer's warranty, in this case = O'Reilly's (where they bought part from). The Manufacturer's warranty states they'll replace the part or refund at their discretion - and only to the entity that purchased it (i.e., United). United's Invoice also states warranty repairs have to be made at their garage. However, if United is only honoring the Manufacturer's warranty, then they would've put another BAD AFTERMARKET FUEL PUMP back into my car since that's all O'Reilly has. Having another bad part put in my car, and endangering my life again on the highway, was NOT an option. United will be made whole by O'Reilly for the part cost, PLUS, get to keep my entire $1614.54 that I paid, including labor markup. This is 100% GREED and an absolute lack of fairness and ethics.

My grandson was involved in a collision at the corner of Schinger and 170. The person who pulled…read moreout in front of him left the scene The guys from National Towing came right out to see if he was OK. They removed debris from the roadway and pulled a truck behind his disabled vehicle with the lights flashing to protect him. They were not even in the rotation of tow trucks that day, but came right out to make sure he was OK. Kudos to all those guys. I went by to personally thank them and they couldn't have been nicer or more helpful Thank you, National Towing and Auto

Joey and staff were great help. Had oil leak and thermostat replaced on my 2018 Jeep Sahara. Very…read morewell priced. Will use them again. I brought my vehicle over from S.C. to have them fix it. Thanks again Terri

Honest, reliable and reasonable! Ask for Joey you won't be disappointed. He has serviced 3 cars for…read moreme.

This man does amazing work, I haven't had single transmission break down on me because of John.read more

great service great price and best warranty 3year! Or 36000 miles. They were kind, professional…read moreand prompt

Very satisfied with service. Highly recommend him for any mechanical problems. Good place to bring…read moreyour classic auto. Reasonably priced for quality work. Fix suspension, brakes electrical.

Charged $75 just to give me a price on a repair. He wanted $450 for a simple 30 minute repair.I did…read morethe job myself for $60. This crook will never get a $ from me again.

Had wheel bearing work done here. Excellent work and result. I'll take my work here in the future…read more I also like that the service staff has both older, experienced mechanics and young people who want to learn automotive work.

Let me start off by saying I should have gone here in the first place. I went to Beachside Tire and…read moreAuto the other day and was almst taken to the bank. They diagnosed me needing wheel bearing on the front of my 2014 Corolla on BOTH sides and needing to replace both my control arms. This would have costed me almost $3000. I called Robert and Auto Doctors and asked how much for all the work and I was quoted about half the cost. Once the car was at Auto Doctors, they did a diagnostic and said that all I neded was one wheel hub. So rather than spending $3000 on parts and labor from an over-inflated price gouger, I spent less than $500 on a GREAT SHOP. Jason the owner and Robert his service writer are awesome.

This past weekend I needed a battery jump. Billy's Imports showed up for me for roadside with AAA…read more "Darren" was the technician. Do NOT let him touch your car, and do not leave it out of your sight there while he is working there. I have a 2001 Toyota RAV4. I did roadside for a battery jump. Should be no big deal. My girl scout troop went over this in high school, changing tires, jumping batteries. Basic stuff. Darren with Billy's Imports showed up. He took one look at the plastic cover over the battery, and said "We don't deal with all that now." referring to the plastic cover over the battery that keeps rain off. I said I would take it off, let me get my pin puller (it attaches with little plastic brad things; "trim panel push retainers" if you want to Google it). He said he was going to get a screwdriver. I was taking the plastic battery cover off, with my pin puller that I keep in a toolkit in my car. Darren came back from his truck with a big flat head screwdriver, came up behind me, reached the screwdriver under my arm, stuck the screwdriver under the big plastic battery cover (not under the edge of a pin), and went to pry using the edge of my hood as leverage and scratched the paint off from my hood. I got my hand on his screwdriver and pulled it away from my car, so the paint scratching stopped almost immediately. I showed him the paint scratches, and told him he shouldn't scratch the paint all up, because now it will rust. He told me, "A 2001 car, you've gotta be kidding me." Kept saying bad things about my car. I told him he needed to take some steps back and I will use the appropriate tool to take off the battery cover. I got 4 of the 6 plastic pins things off in not even 2 min, and he again reached under my arm pushed all in, bent the plastic cover back (plastic cover was fine and did not break from this), and put the connectors from his jumper thing on the battery. It was stressful for me starting the car, and the hood blocking my view of what he was doing and him touching my car when I couldn't watch him, because: 1) he showed up for a roadside job without basic tools, 2) he had been grabbing around me from behind while I was doing the prep (prep that I didn't know I had to do ahead of time because every single other roadside jump has taken the plastic battery cover off and I have had this same car since 2005), 3) he rammed a flathead screwdriver in where he shouldn't have and tried inappropriately prying against metal and scratched the paint up, and 4) he told me it didn't matter that he mistreated my car because it's a 2001 car so I shouldn't care. Did connect the red and black correctly, and not explode the battery right in my car. So there's that positive. I did call the number on the truck, and the owner, Pam, answered. She apologized, but also spent most of the phone call telling me it wasn't their job to take the plastic battery cover off for a jump start. She also seemed dismissive that the damage he did was small and just a few small scratches, but the reason that it's just a little damage is that I was there and saw it and I grabbed the screwdriver and pulled it away from my car. She was more dismissive than an apology, and was more interested in saying why taking the plastic cover off the battery is too much work for a jumpstart. Well, I took it off, and I didn't complain about that. I complained about him scratching the paint all up on my hood, which means it will rust. At least, you can get ahold of the owner. But, also, she never really apologized or seemed to take it seriously. I bought tough up paint at the auto parts store, and took the time to clean it and paint where Billy's Imports scratched my car up. So, hopefully that will hold up and not rust, and minimize the damage they did. They just do not respect an older vehicle. They are not upfront. They took a ticket from AAA that said the make, model, and year of the car. Could have declined the ticket. They messed up my car, then told me that they have a right to mess it up because "A 2001 car, you've gotta be kidding me." This specifically is Darren who did this. That was with me right there watching, and telling me to my face why they feel justified to mess up my car. How much worst would it be if I weren't right there watching? When you take a car for service, anywhere, you need to take a pic under the hood, of all 4 sides and the roof, of the interior, of the dashboard, of the trunk, of each wheel well. When you pick up your car, you have to look at the pic of each and compared to your phone, and look for anything amiss. Then drive in figure 8s in the parking lot, so if anything is wrong and a piece falls off, then that will be in the parking lot before you get on the highway. You have to do that everywhere you take your car, because some places will do a bad job. It is people like Darren at Billy's Imports that is why you have to do that.

Broke down on the side of the highway and they were so responsive and kind and helpful. By far my…read morebest roadside experience.

My tire pressure light came on in my car after stopping and putting air in it once. So I stop here…read moresince I'm traveling. Come to find out I had a screw in my tire. They were able to get me in right away and patched the tire right away

We had a very disappointing experience with Johnson Tire & Auto in Springfield, GA…read more We brought our vehicle in because the lights were not working due to an electrical issue. Later we received a call saying the problem had been completely fixed. When we arrived, we paid for the repair and were about to leave when my husband decided to quickly check the lights before pulling out of the lot. They still were not working. He immediately went back inside to let them know the issue had not actually been fixed. Unfortunately, they refused to refund us even though the problem we paid to have repaired was clearly still there. So we ended up paying for a service that did not resolve the issue we brought the vehicle in for. I've honestly never experienced anything like this before. If a repair doesn't fix the problem, it seems reasonable that it should either be corrected or refunded. I wanted to share this experience so others are aware.