Always have been treated good here prices very i have seen a little more expensive prices and also…read morecheaper keep in mind although it says Kearney garage i believe they are owned by a bigger autoshop company now. Other than that everyone ive chit chatted with are good. No complaint ive had worse experience at other shops all over colorado and all together id trust them the most. I also do most of my work to my vehicle so they are really my last resort when i cant get something done.

I brought my 1975 Corvette to Kearny Garage for an upper-engine rebuild. After nearly three months…read moreof delays and almost $10,000 in costs, I had to tow the car and engine separately to another mechanic. Kearny Garage repeatedly promised to finish the car but failed to do so, overcharged me--including duplicate fees--lost parts I supplied, and damaged existing parts. When the second mechanic completed the work, he found numerous issues with Kearny Garage's repairs, including improperly installed new heads that allowed coolant to leak into the engine and could have destroyed it. Had Kearny Garage completed the work as it was, the engine likely would have failed immediately and required replacement. I then had to spend thousands of dollars correcting Kearny Garage's work, and I was unable to enjoy driving my convertible for months. Kearny Garage presents itself as a locally owned neighborhood auto shop, but it is actually owned by Sun Auto, a national auto service conglomerate. I also learned that the mechanic often takes shortcuts to complete jobs faster than the time billed to customers, and management appears to support that practice. The store manager was arrogant, condescending, and showed little concern for customer service. Fortunately, some locally owned automotive garages remain in the neighborhood and still value customers over profit.

Super honest / referred some repairs to dealer because they were covered in warranty, did the rest…read moreincluding brakes etc thoroughly and a job well done

The owner told me I needed a new alternator. I just had it replaced 3 months ago. I took my car…read moreback to the automotive shop where I had it replaced and they verified I just needed a new battery. The owner was trying to take advantage of me.

They jumped on everything I needed asap and they got me a great price. Everyone is super friendly…read more I highly recommend Autoworks.

Schomp wanted to charge me over $500 to replace my skid plate. These guys reattached it for me…read moreright away, very quickly, and would only accept $10. Glad to have found an honest mechanic near me. I'll be coming back.

Staff was quick, honest and kind! I really appreciated their service. My battery needed to be…read morereplaced and they got it done same day!

Staff is super friendly. It was a mostly good experience, the only thing I didn't like was how they…read moretried to push other 'recommendations' on me. I get that most shops do this, but I told them I knew about a few other things and when I picked up my car they had compiled a list of things in addition to those things that they recommended. Only I already had those things done recently, so it made me question what and how much they recommend. Likely will not go back because of how pressured I felt to get other things done that my car did not need.

Dave is an absolutely down to earth and kind man. I know he is going to take care of me when I take…read moremy car in. I've been going to him for the past 3 years since I moved to Denver. His prices are fair and he is always transparent. I never feel pressured and I know he will give me his honest opinion and ensure my car is safe. I love chatting with Dave whenever I go in for an oil change. Highly recommend taking your car here!

The second visit here did not prove to work out. They damaged a fender and did not replace clips…read morethat hold it to the vehicle. They took no responsibility over it. Avoid this place. More of a pain in the ass than is necessary.

2002 BMW X5 that's showing its age with many glitches. BMW makes it harder than necessary to upkeep…read moretheir vehicles, fact. I had an issue that I took to GM Jesse at Brakes Plus. I won't bore you with specifics, but Jesse went above and beyond to answer my many technical questions on an issue I was having with my suspension. I am a demanding consumer and skeptical after many shady experiences of shops with questionable practices and associated overcharging. I have caught more than one dealership and Indy shop with proof of their corner-cutting, as I do a good bit of service and upkeep myself and uncovered their buffoonery, for which I have cold busted them. I have NOT seen any of this with this Brakes Plus location. I will continue to bring my X5 to Jesse for most of my service issues, except those that truly need to be handled by a dealership or an Indy shop with the highest-end diagnostics equipment. Jesse is a stand-up guy. Remember that in our current market, shops are full and that it may take a longer than you'd like to be seen, or for them to get to your car. Thanks, Jesse.

I had service done on county line and Quebec i was very…read morepleased with the job done to my car, without getting charged an insane amount. Pete Marshall went above and beyond , would highly recommend Brakes Plus Thank you

This was going to be a five star review until I looked up the parts pricing on Google versus what I…read morewas charged on their invoice and that I specified I wanted aftermarket parts, not OEM. Basically feel like I was taken for at least $180 and up to $400 bucks. Quite the bummer as everything else about my experience was so good, I didn't even mind the $130/hr service rate. A shame. Something in my 2009 Nissan Versa blew up and ALL the warning and error lights lit up on the dash. Car would crank but not start. I thought it was probably the fuel pump but beyond my current ability to diagnose and repair. Had it towed to ATR. They were prompt in diagnosing and David called me to discuss the necessary part. I asked for aftermarket but by the price listed on the invoice they charged me OEM MSRP $486, which leaves me very disappointed. I found the same part for $355 on the NISSAN WEBSITE, $330 via simple Google search at local autoparts stores, and other aftermarket on Amazon and ebay for $50-$60. So, I could have literally walked or taken the bus two miles away to the auto parts store and saved $150, or ordered online and saved $400 bucks. Again, quite disappointed with this markup, especially given $130/hr service rate. They also found my one of my axles was leaking. He quoted me a full replacement of the axle but it turned out they could just replace the boot so it was quite a bit less than the quote when I got there to pay and pickup my vehicle. Sadly, overcharged for this part as well - paid $79, found on Nissan's website for $46, ebay for $36. Turnaround time was quick. Labor is $130 an hr as I mentioned, they have all the tools and knowledge to diagnose and repair so I don't have a problem with that rate, but the parts pricing thing is disappointing. (Oil change was $35 including oil and filter. Tire rotation for $16, reasonable.) The office is very clean and minimal.

Went in for an oil change estimate for my Subaru since they have a Subaru specialist and quickly…read morewalked out after hearing it would be $103 for a full synthetic oil change. I found a place called Subie Garage and got the same service, oil and filter for $60. Way better and friendlier service. I'm sure this place knows what they're doing, but they're overpriced.

Joel was super helpful and very prompt. He provided full service, guaranteed his work, and went…read moreabove and beyond; not only fixing our issue but also giving our car a full inspection. Highly recommend!

Great experience, honest and true all the way through. Highly recommend & Will definitely be back!read more