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Gracie Kocurek
Feb 24, 2026
Best service I’ve ever received at any sort of auto shop. Staff is kind, caring, transparent, and hospitable. Would 100% recommend and will be returning as needed!
Solid good group of mechanics. Did my alignment but I messed up in my brakes but they got me back in for free and fixed all in the house. Great service For Junior and Ahmed!
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ilovethingsandpeople
Feb 8, 2026
This is unfortunately the first negative review I’ve ever felt the need to post.
I brought my car in last week for two new tires and an alignment. From the moment I drove it off the lot, my TPMS was not giving a reading and my car was pulling to the right, something it had never done before.
Shortly after, my TPMS warning light came on, so I brought the car back in. They tested the sensors and told me one of the TPMS sensors on a tire they replaced was faulty. I was told they would fix it.
When I returned, I was then informed they had broken my wheel lock key, which prevented them from completing the repair. Because of this, the issue wasn’t addressed until today (02/08/26). They told me to bring it back in so they can break the wheel lock or they could reimburse me if I bought a new wheel lock key myself.
When I brought the car in today, I was suddenly told the TPMS wasn’t broken and that the TPMS sensor battery was simply dead. This is despite the fact that the issue appeared immediately after they replaced my tires, which is hard to believe. All I was told is that I would have to pay for a replacement even though this happened right after they replaced my tire.
In the end, I was charged $176 to replace the sensor on top of everything else. They did a bad job with the wheel alignment. Breaking my wheel lock and tire sensor and not owning up to broken tire sensor.
I tried to give them the benefit of the doubt, but the experience felt careless and inconsistent. I would not recommend this place. Luckily they replaced my wheel locks and re-did/ fixed the alignment but I still had to cough up more money in the end.
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Sherlyn Garza
Jan 24, 2026
$200 to diagnose your car, that does not go toward your final bill. Then they’ll tell you what they “think” is the problem but cannot make promises or guarantee that is the actual issue. They’re charging me over $600 after fixing a control arm and advising I take to a collision shop from there.
Also told me they would take one hour to diagnose, but I was waiting in the lobby for 4 hours with no fix to my car.
I should have checked the reviews before..
they were a little busy so I had to wait like just a couple minutes for someone to talk to me, and then he was very quick to put air in my tires! appreciate y'all :)