After living in this area for ten years and seeing shop after shop after shop struggle with…read moresomething as simple as balancing tires it's a miracle to find this shop. We had tremendous and timely service from the Rexburg Car Shop. Having turned wrenches on and off for 35 years myself I was grateful to the Rexburg Car Shop for taking on a complicated repair which took a lot of very expensive shop grade tools to repair. They were fair in their pricing and the warranty on the parts and labor is for three years, not just one year.

Came in for a tire rotation and somehow ended up with a bill for "quantum alignment recalibration"…read moreand a "left-handed screwdriver adjustment." My car doesn't drive better, but I think it's now transmitting signals to the moon. The mechanics spoke in riddles, the waiting room smelled like regret, and I'm 90% sure I saw someone summon a wrench from thin air. Either I walked into a repair shop or the headquarters of the Illuminati. Anyway, my check engine light is still on--but at least now it blinks in Morse code. Probably spelling out "RUN."

Terrible customer service. Made an appointment for an oil change for my F150. Called that morning…read moreto change it, the service department had no record of it. Changed it for the next afternoon. Drove down from Island Park to make the appointment, showed up, the service department had no record of the new appointment, and could not squeeze me in. Get serious. Totally incompetent. Employees are listless, slackers, sitting around bored surfing their cell phone. 100 mile round trip from IP to the closest Ford Dealer. This place sucks.

Purchased truck on 6/27/2026. Dealership claims they filed the paperwork, WA DOL has no record of…read moreit. Dealership referred us back to WA DOL and credit union. Credit union contacted WA DOL, they do not show receipt of paperwork. Credit union is checking WA DOL daily for this since they are lender and require the title as collateral. Dealership should have payment receipt for tax, title and registration fee paid, they should be able to determine if the payment was collected. They are not sharing any further information. Dealership is not taking ownership of this problem. I called WA DOL today 7/24/26, I gave them the VIN, they have no record of any correspondence or receipt of payment. I asked if they tracked if they perhaps received something, and for example, the paperwork was filled out wrong, or the money received was wrong. Anthony at WA DOL said yes they track every single thing they receive on that VIN and they show the vehicle last titled in Idaho in 2020. Anthony also said they are required to process any payment received within 48 hours and there is no record of any payment. Dealership is not returning our calls. We have no title and no registration. It is frustrating and disappointing because the salesman Brycen was so nice to work with too.

Adventures in RVing Before Rob could move from behind a semi…read morethe dreaded rock flew out and hit our windshield. Small crack. Knew we had to get it fixed quick so it wouldn't spider out across the windshield. Luckily we were almost to Rexburg. Ryan had us fixed up and back on the road in a timely manner. Inexpensive and looks great! Propane and gas and we're an hour away from our summer job.

Great service! Windshield replaced and my car was ready to go in 3 hours. Great price too!read more

On time and on budget...and $239 less than Clair & Dee's in Rexburg for the exact same work:…read morereplace a CVJ on the front right axle. The 12-minute drive from Rexburg to Auto Aspects was well worth it.

We have been here twice. The first time was for a light change in our Subaru. It was changed…read morequickly and we didn't find any problems. We went back to have them change our head gasket and back windshield wiper blade. Their quote price was about $1,000 cheaper than other places in Rexburg. We thought we got a great deal. They were quick and very friendly. Unfortunately, we went to a Subaru dealership about 8 months later because the front passenger airbag was recalled (2007 Outback with no accidents). They told us our head gasket is leaking. How can this happen when it wasn't even a year old? Now we're possibly spending another $3,000 or so to get it changed or we'll just have to junk it since we've already put way too much in it. It's very disheartening since we trusted Auto Aspects. Also, when we got our car back after taking it to them, our back windshield wiper was misaligned. We took it back and they fixed it, but it's still frustrating that it wasn't done correctly the first time. Update: I read the comment from Auto Aspects. They are correct, we were within our warranty. However, why would I return to a place when it wasn't done correctly the first time? We took it to the Subaru dealership instead. We trust the dealership's knowledge of or specific car and now we will only be taking our vehicles to dealerships. Lesson learned!

called into taylor to get a part number for a fuel pump on my truck. i'm not interested in there…read more$860 fuel pump so i just wanted the part number to order the gm genuine online for $320. apparently they don't give out part numbers here never in my life have i called a "STEALERSHIP" and not been given a part number. absolute joke

I've bought to vehicles from Taylor Chevrolet and in my opinion there isn't a better car dealership…read moreout there. We delt with Blake Shaw and he was honest, upfront and made the process easy. I recommend everyone I know to them because of the exceptional service I've received.

Do NOT recommend. Husband took our Camry in. They put us off picking it up for an entire weekend,…read moreand when we got it back on Monday, there were hundreds of extra miles on the odometer and the car positively reeks of cigarettes. It isn't the stench of someone smoking one dart in the car. Some you-know-what took my car out for a dirty weekend and returned it smelling like a 1987 Panama City Beach motel room. I have a documented allergy to nightshades! I cannot even get in the car, now! Why would anyone take a Camry, you ask? Well, additionally and possibly most important, this is a legitimate issue of stolen valor as the car is licensed with my husband's military tag. I just hope the two bit weasel who fronted as a Marine for the weekend got zapped by a speed camera whilst joyriding in our car so the truth will come out in the wash. SHAME ON YOU!

With six children and many cars over the years I've dealt with many many auto body shops. Velocity…read moresurpasses everyone of them in every way. These guys are professional and responsive. Their work is exceptional. I can't recommend anyone more.

Green Light Automotive quite literally saved my vacation. While going through another attraction in…read moreRexburg, my vehicle began to overheat (which was especially frustrating because I had replaced the thermostat less than a week prior). We frantically began calling around to see if any repair shops could get us in that day (as we were staying near Yellowstone). Green Light Automotive squeezed us in, met us outside as soon as we pulled up, and began diagnosing the issue. The owner of Green Light Automotive even used his personal vehicle (with car seats) to drive us into town to hang out at a restaurant while we waited for the repair to be done! Pricing was extremely fair (even less than what I paid for the initial thermostat repair at a shop local to me) and I cannot say enough good things about this company. Thank you so much!

I was up the river without a paddle, Lost a left front bearing and brakes on my excursion. Pulling…read morea trailer up the 15 north past Idaho Falls. I just went past the turn off Rexburg. That's where you'll find Jacob and David in Rexburg. First of all, Lance with cutthroat towing got my butt off the freeway, but Aaa wouldn't take the trailer. Lance got me to Randy with all season towing and he came and got the trailer and brought it over to green light auto. I was desperate traveling from Los Angeles to Montana to pick up my son and his car. Everyone could've easily gouged the crap out of me, and not one of them did. I guess that's the difference between California and Idaho. Jacob and David assessed the problem and it was a big job a lot of work and they did it for me the day I brought it in I think an angel sent me to them. To top it off Jacob's suggested I take a walk to the snake river. Absolutely beautiful it's not just the countryside it's the people that make this God's country. Eternally grateful to Jacob Lance, Randy and Nancy and I didn't get the dogs name lol.

They got our car in fast, identified the problem within 5 minutes, got the part in a few hours and…read morehad it fixed before their original estimated time. On top of that, they charged a very reasonable amount. As an out-of-towner, I couldn't ask for a better experience!

I was having trouble with my truck, and took it in to the pro shop. I had them diagnose it for me…read moreand they said it was a flex fuel sensor ($800 part + labor costs.) After taking it into another shop for a second opinion, they found that it was just a damaged wiring harness. Other than the diagnostic fee, they only charged me $3.50 to repair the harness. $3.50 and running perfectly definitely beats $1,500 and still broken.