THIS GUY ROCKS! I wish I could give Fred at http://www.dzlsabe.com/ or 'Saab Service Chicago' more…read morethan 5 stars. He'll bring great service to your door; incredible Saab knowledge with affordable solutions; honesty and obvious passion for fixing all things Saab. When the electronics and fiber optics weren't working my 2004 Saab 9-3, he managed a short-term solution to get the radio back using a kid's juice box straw--amazing! Then he left to start searching for a good USED amplifier box knowing new parts were really expensive and not what we wanted to spend. He's slightly unconventional (sold his shop and bought the only diesel Saab in US with proceeds) but after he diagnosed the problem, he tested everything by using parts from his own cars. All of this at a fraction of the cost I would have paid a Saab dealer. I will never look for Saab service elsewhere.

Great place. Fred knows his Saabs and won't charge you an arm and a leg. Also, very honest about…read moreissues. I recommend him over any other Saab repair shop in Chicago. Just as a heads up he uses space in another garage so don't be confused when you don't see Saab Service and Beyond when you pull up to the shop.

My car's check engine light was blinking and the engine was running very rough. They were very…read moreresponsive, they scanned for codes, and fixed my vehicle right at my office parking lot for less than the cost it would have been to tow my car home. Nick was very respectful, he explained everything to me and made sure I was taken care of. I highly recommend using them for any of your car needs!

I love this independent shop! The owner, Brian M, guided me through a PPI (pre-purchase…read moreinspection) of a 2016 high-performance vehicle I wanted to buy. He specializes in European exotics (Porsche, Ferrari, Mercedes, etc) and knows his cars. He examined the car in detail, put it on the lift, ran the engine's ECU history and diagnostics, test drove it twice, and when he found a few items needing repair - he arranged to perform the repairs (at the dealer's expense) while the car was still at his location. He was super-honest in his evaluation and gave me a straight opinion. His honesty was refreshing and his work ethic is uncompromised. He keeps an immaculate shop and runs on time I will be bringing all my cars to Willow for service from now on. Thank you Brian & Willow mechanics.

Willow Automotive Services is the BEST. I spoke to Brian about getting my front and rear brake pads…read morereplaced here and he quoted me at a very reasonable price. I had called around for a few quotes and this place was one of the cheapest. I had told Brian that I needed to drop the car off EARLY (6:30am) and he said it was no problem! On the day of my scheduled service, I arrived a little before 6:30am and someone was already at the shop waiting for me! Great communication, very responsive, and great customer service! I'm so happy this place is in the South Loop. It's my new neighborhood car shop!! They're closed on the weekends but their door says open Mon-Fri 9am to 5pm. Fortunately for me Brian and his crew were able to work around my schedule. =) They're located close to many bus routes so its easy to get here to and from work while your car is in the shop.

I normally do not write bad reviews but here, I feel a duty to warn you if you are thinking of…read morehaving them do any job that involves removing or installing tires on your vehicle. On November 22, this shop put my winter tires on my vehicle. This past Friday (December 12), I got a flat. When I went to change the tire, it took all of my body weight standing on the lug wrench and rocking up and down while holding the side of the car to loosen the first four wheel bolts, and I am not a small or weak guy by any stretch. Unfortunately, the head of the last lug nut was stripped and thus impossible to get off, as the lug wrench would not grip it sufficiently to apply the 1,000 ft/lbs of torque or whatever was needed to loosen it. I thus had to have the car towed to a shop to remove the wheel bolt and put the spare tire on. In decades of driving and getting multiple flat tires over the years, I've never not been able to change one. Last Friday marked the first time. My theory is that in the interest of speed, as well as post-COVID staffing shortages, many shops, including this one, have inexperienced and untrained employees using an air wrench to tighten the wheel bolts. Wheel bolts, however, are supposed to be torqued to a specific specification - usually 80-120 lbs/ft, depending on your car. Air wrenches, when not properly used, can apply massively more torque than this. Overtightening wheel bolts may not sound like a big deal. Tight is good, yes? Well, doing this causes multiple problems. For one thing, unless you are an athlete with a lot of strength, you won't be able to change your tire if you get a flat and you will be stranded. Hopefully you are not in a remote area, it's not very late at night, or it's not freezing cold when that happens - and when else would it happen? LOL! Excessive torque from an air wrench can strip the slightly rounded heads of wheel lug nuts and bolts. See attached pictures of my stripped wheel bolt. If that occurs, then the wheel bolt isn't coming off and you will need a tow to a shop, and hopefully you are near one when you get your flat tire! Overtightening can cause stress fractures in your rim, warp your brake rotors, and crack or damage your wheel studs if you have a lug nut/stud setup. If you have wheel locks, an overtightened wheel lock bolt can break your wheel key, and you will spend hundreds of dollars getting the lock off. Thank God that did not happen to me on Friday, as my wheel lock bolt was one of the ones I was able to wrestle off, but it easily could have. My recommendation is to avoid this place and torque your own wheel bolts. If you are not in a position to do that, then find a reputable shop with good reviews and ask them if they use a torque wrench or an air wrench when they install wheels. If they use an air wrench, or you get a vague and uncertain answer, go to a different shop that will torque your wheels down to their proper factory specifications. Your life may actually depend on it!

Last 6 years I've been going to my neighborhood Goodyear/Interstate for all my automotive…read moreneeds/repairs/maintenance. The staff is always friendly, extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommended service center.

Dave is an honest mechanic. Quick quality work. Explained to me thoroughly what was wrong and…read moreshowed me why it needed to be repaired. I'll definitely be back for work that needs to be done on my car.

Dave always does an excellent job for a very reasonable price. He is also very responsive and…read morenormally gets us in within a day or two.

This spot is the hookup. A lotta front end work (control…read morearms and stuff). Also did brakes all around. Not the cheapest in town but totally worth it and here's why: 1. They did what they said they were gonna do (every time) 2. They charged what they said they were gonna charge 3. Assisted with payment options 4. Washed the princess when they were done Much appreciated fellas.

On Wednesday, May 12, 2026 I reached out to Logan Square Auto Repair to get a "free estimate" on my…read more2019 Lincoln MKC to replace the rear trailing arms. I provided them with the information requested and was sent a text with the estimate. I then asked about the Costco 15% voucher and a time to bring the car in for repair. Their responds was I needed to bring the car in to the shop for a physical inspection to provide an accurate estimate. I brought the car to you on Friday May 14, 2026 asking for the estimate on the trailing arms and inquired about the dash board lights. They asked for 2 hours of time to prepare this. I received the estimate for the repairs along with an inspection report and quotes for 17 other "issues", I did not request an inspection of any kind. When I return to retrieve the car and finalize the repairs I ask a couple of question, first will they honor the Costco voucher and timing to have the repairs completed. Here are my challenges with the transaction, I had temporary access to these estimates and was locked out once I paid the fee of $81.00 ($77.,25 actual debit transition), your website states a free estimate but you charged me and then restricted my access. The garage has a deal with Costco to take 15% off the total bill but when asked I was told you would take 10% on part and 15% on labor. The texted estimate was $1610.00 prior to me asking about the Costco discount and the realtime estimate was $1750 as I recalling only being able to view it prior to lockout. Most concerning was your raid silent when I called to follow up on Saturday as requested by you, I called around 8:30 AM , followed up with a text at around 11 AM and another at 2:15 PM and as on this email there has been no response. The work has been completed by another garage and its is worth pointing out in this review it was completed at a cost of 1/2 what Logan Square Garage was going to charge me. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COST, it is a money grab.

I highly recommend Ogden Automotive. It's the best and only place my family and I go to for our car…read morerepairs. Love these guys, they're fast and the prices are fair. Paul and Elias are both super cool dudes and both very knowledgeable and fun to talk to. 5 out of 5

Very good place - they're careful not to do stuff that really doesn't need doing but do the…read morenecessary stuff the way it should be done. Had brake pads & rotors all around, transmission flush + general tweaks & inspections. Communication can be erratic but I think that's just the way things are at a busy shop

I'm going on a road trip soon and needed an oil change ASAP so I called around to inquire prices…read morefor a lexus RX 330. Eric answered the phone, he was very polite and honest. He told me it was kind of busy but if I came in the next hour he could get me for HALF THE PRICE everyone else was asking for. ($30) The shop was clean, cool, and spacious. Thank you Eric for being so professional and hospitable. I'm bringing everyone to your shop!

Came in yesterday because my car was making noise. George put my car on a lift, explained what the…read moreproblem was in detail, made a quick fix and sent me on my way. I would have paid hundreds of dollars for a new part, but he told me that there was no need and refused to charge me for his time. Honest, kind and professional. Suffice it to say, I think I've found my mechanic for life.