These folks are first class!…read more I came in on a Friday afternoon, passing through Hobbs, with a serious automobile problem. Alex quickly diagnosed the problem, gave me an estimate, and got permission from his boss to squeeze me in to an already full schedule. The part arrived early Monday morning , and I was on my way in two hours. Highly competent, customer oriented, and willing to do good work for a customer they probably will never see again. First class!

Don't go here. They charged 150.00 an hour for labor . Charged 2 hours of labor for about 30…read moreminutes of work replacing an oil pressure switch that i purchased and had them install.

By far the worst service station I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with…read more Owner was a condescending rude pompous ass. Vehicle required 2 minor parts that retail in a parts house would have been less than $80. And should only have taken less than 2 hours to install. They quoted over 4 hours with an estimated total of $997 before tax! When questioned about the outrageous estimate the owner came out of hiding and was a complete dbag. Condescending as hell and once he was pressed to guarantee his work his response was that he wasn't comfortable working on the vehicle. To which I responded I wasn't comfortable with his shop performing a $1000 hope and poke on my vehicle. The whole time the owner just chuckled when I asked if anyone had checked the ground on the fuel pump. He insisted that that's not how things are done. Paid $124 for a diagnostic that pulled the exact same codes I provided them when I showed up. Had the vehicle towed a second time to a garage about a mile away. Even though they were about to close they didn't hesitate to check the ground on the fuel pump and once they tightened it up the vehicle popped right off. No charge. I asked the new garage what it would cost to install the two parts master tech insisted I needed and was quoted $300 parts and tax included. I would rather set me vehicle on fire and buy a new one than to ever do business with master tech again. It was painfully obvious to me that attempting to taking advantage of travelers and out of towners seems to be an essential part of their business strategy. I wouldn't even trust them to check my oil let alone change it. Buyer beware!

Skilled techs who know how to fix a truck and do it relatively fast with a smile for a fair price.read more

I hate being mean to small town businesses because I recognize that everyone is doing their best to…read morestay afloat. That said, I called Bigotes for a pre-purchase inspection on a vehicle. The "tuner", Jose, conveyed to me that he was the only tech in the area who knew how to work on this particular model. The inspection report comes back with one major issue and everything else in great shape. When I receive the vehicle, the suspension is bouncy and rattling. Brakes are pulsating. Parking brake doesn't hold the car if pushed by hand. And it feels like there is drivetrain noise as well. Also "fluids checked out", but an entire reservoir is empty with a cap missing (seller later tells me, he's been driving it that way for months). The car has already been purchased and transport paid for. When I called about this inspection being faulty, I got an apology. But that was it.

Rain was in the forecast for the last day of April in 2026…read more In my mailbox, I received a few coupons to the new Big O Tires that opened last Monday. One coupon was a buy one get one free windshield wiper. So I went and checked the place out since my wipers have seemingly went kaputz... The place wasn't too busy mid morning at about 11:30. As soon as Logan, a friendly employee, said they didn't have any in stock. I should've just left because I wanted them in that moment. But I was waited patiently until Logan found for me some that would have came from O'Reilly's. A MasterPro pair would have been under $43 - not even mentioning the coupon. He didn't tell what size they were, though. I have never tried that brand of wipers, however, Logan said he's never heard any complaints about them. I didn't tell him this, but I thought, "Thanks, but I'll just head to town and get them myself and not have to wait a day since the rain has already started." Might price out some big o' tires here someday. Check them out in their "Big O" new shiny building just outside of Hobbs, NM, on the Carlsbad Highway. Closed on Sundays.

Good work donevon my truck:) recommend thier service, friendly helpful people there:)read more

A welcome oasis on the highway, I stopped in to Pilot for a bathroom break, a bottle of cold water…read moreand a short nap in the parking lot. This is a rather desolate part of the country so there's no shade in the lot and there's not much to be done about that. The store is clean and tidy. The restrooms were quite well cared for. They have a free internet here that worked reasonably well which is great because I was not getting very good coverage on my hotspot. [Review 17433 overall - 47 in New Mexico - 951 of 2022.]

Waited for 20 min for shower, with zero movement In shower area as I waited on number to be called…read more Went and asked clerk to make sure shower system was working. He smarted off and said, they are all being used. 5 min later, slowing moving employee came out and started cleaning the showers from previous users. After he cleaned 3, he hit some buttons and my number was called. The showers were not being used. They were just not worried about cleaning them and keeping the line moving. Poor customer service

O & S Quick Change is good for my Jeep for a full service oil change. That's about all they offer…read moreother than car washes. RVs welcome, said their sign. My brother would disagree. I won't quote him on here because it was full of expletives. I understand though. He brought one of our company trucks up there and the job wasn't completed when they said it would be. It had already been four hours, but that was on a Saturday. So my plan will continue like this because it worked out well for me back on 10/21/2022: Go on a weekday first thing in the morning. Strive to be first in line. Park in front of a garage bay even if their doors aren't open. My appointment took a little longer because they had to special order a cabin filter which should have been delivered by O'Reilly's Auto Parts much sooner, according to one of the techs. Figures. Their lobby was being renovated when I was there. Most folks just stay in their vehicles anyway. The cashier comes to your window to take payment. My total was $194. 31 for a full service oil change, special oil filter (because... Jeep *eyes rolling*), synthetic oil, cabin air filter, air filter, and top off of all the other fluids. They inspected everything else, but I have no clue how thorough they really were. Cleaned my windshield and I was on my way. Place was packed by the time I got out just after 8:00AM.

Unbelievable- after waiting and waiting finally made it to the 2nd car in line and I can see why my…read morelane I chose is not moving. Not only is the tech smoking while inside the bay, YES, smoking while doing an oil change but another worker and him are just standing and talking ..... I'm about to lose it here as I've been waiting almost an hour. Cars in the other lanes are moving through but not this one Extremely frustrated!!!! This guy just needs to do his job

Great experience! Very professional and friendly! They did an awesome job with my husbands truck!!…read moreDropped the truck off that morning and was done by lunch! Sounds perfect! Highly recommend Hobbs Muffler Shop!

Mighty Wash provided a fundraising opportunity for the Hobbs High Varsity Co-ed Cheerleading team…read moreon Sunday, April 13, 2025, so they could purchase rings for their recent state championship. The team was there to assist customers at both Mighty Wash locations. The other is on Bender Boulevard. I didn't go to the wash that day, but I did purchase two washes to support their cause. The "Might Protect" wash which includes a Carnuba wax ceramic clear coat protection and tire gloss was $15, "a $28 value - good for 1 year from purchase date." I ended up going there on April 16 to get my Jeep scrubbed. A nice man came out to the kiosk to assist me. At about 11:40 am the place wasn't too busy. Another younger guy waved me inside the washing tunnel and lined me up on the rail. I had never been through a drive-through wash where a "basic wipe down" was offered. Just as I was going through the blower air dryer, two employees waved at me to let me know they were there and continued to wipe down my Jeep. The vacuums were to the left as I exited the tunnel. They were free. Fairly strong. Trash cans were available so I could empty the back seat of my children's candy wrappers and whatnot. I wasn't rushed to get out of the vacuum area as they do back in California. There were some spots that I had to buff myself, but not too many. And of course, I dried the Jeep myself even more with my own towel. I'll be coming here more often... certainly to use the second wash I have before summer vacation. TIP Beginning on May 1, 2025 they will be "going cashless." "Cash tips still appreciated."

If I could leave a lower star I would. The brushes on the passenger side never touched my car, the…read morebrushes that do the hood and roof never came down. They have gotten rid of people who dry and put in a roller dryer that didn't come down and do its job. Have had problems here before and just go around for another wash. Today I'm done! Huge waste of money.