I like honest car sales people…read more And from our latest car buying excursion, we continue to find them rare. For example, one of the other car dealerships prevented us from taking the car to an independent mechanic! You know they were hiding something with the car. Anyway, not only did Texas Cars Direct let us take the car to an independent mechanic, they were professional, not pushy like some of the other guys we dealt with, and easy to do business with. Mike, it was a pleasure doing business with you. Thank you for selling us the newest car in our company fleet! P.S. If you come across a clean, unmolested 1990 to 1993 Mustang convertible, give me a call!

Sold my 2017 Tesla Model S 100D to Texas Cars Direct on 7/25/26: $16,900 total, $10,852.93 of that…read moreowed to me as equity. They took possession the same day. What followed was 33 days of "we can't pay you until the title arrives" -- even though my lender confirmed in writing on 7/30 that the loan was paid in full. I'm an Army veteran and I handled this the right way: calls, patience, follow-ups, numerous conversations with their manager Mike. The day I said I'd had enough, his position was still that I could go to the DMV myself or wait another three weeks. Dismissive from start to finish. On 8/27 I showed up in person with the lender's paid-in-full letter. Only then did they hand over my check -- dated 7/27, two days after the sale. It existed nearly the whole time they were telling me they couldn't pay. The car had already been resold. (Keep-or-cut sentence:) Nothing in the bill of sale I signed conditions payment on the title. If you sell them your car, demand a payment date in writing. Every date above is documented.

Called CJ's for brake repair on all four wheels. The communication is top notch. Within minutes of…read morereaching out, I had a quote and an appointment set up for the following day. The mechanic (CJ?) called me when he was heading to the house and texted when he got here. He had the brakes replaced quickly and texted me when he was done. The price was less than what a local shop quoted me. I suggested that I thought additional work was needed to see if he'd take advantage of it to charge more. He didn't. He said it wasn't necessary and explained why. Loved the work ethic, honesty, communication, and professionalism. Will definitely use this company again--especially for oil changes (so tired of the up-sale tactics at the other places).

CJ's Mobile Mechanic is GREAT. CJ is a hard worker and a nice, fair & honest guy. I will use him…read moreagain in the future. Gretchen Wood

I would give Danny Blaser and this business a zero or negative rating if Yelp allowed this. After…read moretaking my son's Subaru here to repair some wheels and refinish them, they cross threaded and stripped the majority of the wheel studs. Even after having the Manager at Discount Tire and a mechanic from Christian Brothers talk with Danny and confirm that his company caused this damage, Danny Blaser is refusing to pay me. We will likely end up in court for a much higher cost to everyone. Avoid this company like the plague.

Back in 2023, I had a tire on my car which I thought was not properly holding air. To investigate,…read moreI went to a Discount Tire to get it inspected. They dunked it in water and found an issue with the inner rim of the wheel--some type of corrosion or wear. Since Discount Tire only sells rims, and they don't repair or offer to do so, I asked around at different shops about rim repairs. Most of them indicated that they worked with a mysterious third party wheel repair specialist in Dallas. It turns out that third party is Wheel Technologies. There happened to be a location in Austin; I first tried going there. It was a satellite office and the expectation was to bring in the wheel itself, but mine was still attached to my car. So I made the trek to Dallas to get the wheel fixed up. Arriving, you'll notice the place is located in a fairly industrial area--plenty of large rigs waiting around in the surrounding area for deliveries. There is some parking round the building, which appears to be renovated. Entering, I made my way to their main office area over wooden floors that creek when you step on them. There were around 6 large desks with folks working, and CCTV monitors showing the work area. I talked with someone who gave me a ticket and some paper work. They went over the quote and stipulated that they can only repair a wheel once, then they got to work. The total was extremely reasonable compared to obtaining a replacement rim. While there, I decided to do work in the conference room area near the entrance. It was quiet and had cushy office chairs. There was a distinct lack of Wi-Fi. Upon completion, I was able to checkout and could see where they made the repair. It's been more than a year and the repair seems to have held up quite well. Conclusion: If you have issues with rims, Wheel Technologies certainly has the expertise and equipment for repair. They clearly stipulate what they can and cannot repair, and they are straight forward in terms of cost. Many auto shops send repair work to them.

This business is the best when it comes to storage and service. The service guys have helped me out…read moremultiple times. These guys really know their business and are as nice as can be.

I had a 20' ski boat that I towed with a Ford Escape that I was able to park in the storage…read morefacility behind my house. When I upgraded to a 27' cabin cruiser, I had to upgrade to a GMC Yukon XL (aka suburban). I didn't try it but I think there was a snowball's chance in hell I was going to be able to make that work at my existing storage facility. Enter Secure RV. This place is primarily designed for storing RVs so the rows are nice and wide and the parking spots are too. This makes picking up and dropping off the boat a breeze. This facility has 24-hour access with your own passcode. Rates were about $60 for outside parking, and $120 for covered parking. Parking spots are 10 x 30 or something like that. If you have an RV they have an onsite mechanic and various other services.

Staff was super helpful and able to fit me in same day for a dented/cracked rim! Thank you guys so…read moremuch! :)

I was in Dallas for the Indians game on Friday July 20th. So, I figured since ASM wasn't far from…read moremy hotel that I would hire a Lyft and go visit the shop, since I am a big fan of Fast N Loud and Misfits Garage. So, I get there and take pictures outside and go inside. I was greeted by a very nice man after he finished his phone call. Until then I was able to look at the pictures around the lobby of Sue and Richard along with some other things. I told the Gentelmen that I would like to buy a shirt if they had any. He told me they were out of a bunch of them, and they were waiting on a shipment. I told him I would take whatever they had in a XL or 2 XL. He told me he didn't think they had anymore of the "Why you always bring me junk" shirts, he thought they were all smalls, but he would look and see what else they have. Low and behold there was a 2 XL sitting on top waiting for me. It was the last one they had. I asked if Sue was there so I could say Hi really quick because I know she is busy. He said she is on vacation. So, he gave me a tour of the shop where She got her start and talked about Sue's history. He showed me the back of the shop as well. I want to say thank you very much! Everyone at ASM was very nice, I then walked down to Fired Up and took a Lyft to Gas Monkey. Richard was outside taking pictures. I was able to get a picture with him and my "Why You Always Bring Me Junk" shirt. I had a great day in Dallas and my Indians won that night to. As, I was told Go Rangers as I left Sue's shop. I wish she was around, but as I was on vacation so was she. Thank you again for making my day. Sincerely, Rick Bork

I brought my 1976 MG Midget to ASM Auto Upholstery along with a carpet kit manufactured by a…read morereputable company in England. Karen, the daughter of the owner, gave me all kinds of warnings about what could go wrong with the carpet installation. She said they may break the seat bolts. The carpet kit may be cut wrong by the factory. They may have lots of trouble removing the original carpet adhesive and backing. She couldn't give me a firm estimate and would charge labor for however many hours it took. After I asked for a rough estimate, the top of her range was $1800. She charged $2100 dollars for 14 hours labor. I would have no issue with all of this if the end result was good. See my photos of the area behind the driver seat, which, luckily, is not usually visible. It's as if the installer was rushing toward the end of the installation and thought about how this area was not visible. Karen's explanation was that the carpet was inferior and that the threads can be pulled out with a tweezer. I'm not buying this. It's apparent that the installer had to pull the new carpet loose after gluing it incorrectly. Either the threads pulled through the back of the carpet or the installer just pulled the threads loose in an attempt to loosen the carpet to reposition it. There is a bunched area at the top because the carpet is still not positioned correctly. An adjacent piece of carpet that covers the transmission tunnel is installed crooked and in a way that it overlaps the piece behind the driver seat. I can't figure out why the factory cut this panel in such a way, but the way it's installed is wrong and appears to be an attempt to cover more damage to the piece behind the driver seat. After paying and driving the car home, I brought these issues to Karen's attention via email. She called me right away and said the carpet material is cheap and that some of the pieces were either too big or too small. The factory in England says on their website that the pieces are laser cut and will always fit, which may not be true. It was apparent from the beginning that Karen's initial warnings were given to ensure the validity of her "I told you so" explanations. I do understand that, with a carpet kit, they have only one chance to get it right since there is no extra carpet. If they were acting in a way to maintain their reputation, the installer would have stopped working after damaging the carpet. I would have been informed and provided with options. I could have ordered a replacement piece of carpet for a do-over. I would have paid for the additional labor. At this later time, however, the seats would have to be removed again and I'm not sure that adjacent pieces of carpet wouldn't be damaged during a do-over. Ultimately, it seems that they accept an inferior result as long as they can blame someone else - the carpet manufacturer or me, for bringing in a carpet kit. They aren't really interested in doing as good a job as they can. By stopping work to evaluate the bad result, they could have provided me with options.

If I could give this company ten stars, I would! I scrapped my tires on a curb, causing noticeable…read moredamage to my rims. I called multiple wheel repair shops and quoted a ridiculous amount to repair the damage. I described the damage to Mikey, he provided me a quote over the phone and was able to squeeze me in on a Holiday! This repair shop is nuzzled in a convenient location with easy access. Mikey's work is phenomenal! He was extremely professional, friendly, and efficient. I was in and out within 15-20 minutes! I highly recommend using this company.

Requested to have some repairs on the curb rashes of both my rear wheels. Sent him pictures and…read morequoted me a price. Brought it to him and he finished in like 30 minutes. Honestly seems like a cool dude but the workmanship was very mediocre. I wasn't expecting the repair to be perfect but it looks so uneven and touched up. I guess you get what you pay for.

I had a car sitting in my driveway that was going to cost more to repair than it was worth. I gave…read morethis company a call and that very same day the car was gone and I had cash in my pocket. The process was super easy and everyone I spoke with, from the office lady to the tow truck driver, was friendly and helpful. I would recommend them to anyone!