I would definitely recommend them. First time here. My car stalled a couple of times on a long…read moredrive from Sun City AZ to East Mesa. While there I had them do some other basic maintenance. Great service, very fair price. I felt very comfortable with what they told me regarding my car. I will go back for whatever car service or repair I might need going forward.

This shop was close to where I broke down! Thankfully I chose the right shop! They couldn't work on…read moreBMW so that didn't help but they were professional and communicative with me with the limited interaction that we did have! Fun fact, I think you have to have a beard to work there- lol.

Oh my goodness - I can't say enough about the wonderful service I received from APA total Car Care,…read morestarting from the moment Drew answered my call. When the dreaded red triangle of death appeared on my hybrid, I first called the dealer. The receptionist was clueless and wouldn't even let me speak to a service advisor at the Gilbert & Pecos location. I was told my only option was a a $98 diagnostic fee. Then I called APA and spoke with Drew. He explained that their diagnostic fee was similar, but more importantly, walked me through a few things they would try before even going that route. The diagnostic would be a last resort. That alone made a huge difference. When I dropped the car off, he offered me a ride home. I declined and stayed nearby, but the gesture stood out. When I checked back in later, they told me the issue was something super minor - and they fixed it for under $60. Had I gone with that Toyota dealer, I would have paid the diagnostic fee, and who knows what they would have charged for the remedy. Always always read reviews...The Toyota Dealer off Gilbert Road, has reviews showing concerns about repair practices & pricing. The sales side received great reviews, the repair side faces challenges. Bottom line: Drew and APA earned my trust. If I have any future car problems, I know exactly where I'm going. Can you imagine how comforting that is? In fact, within 24 hours I've already referred them to friends & family. Thanks Drew!

Dishonest Diagnosis, Disrespectful Response -- Avoid This Shop…read more APA Total Car Care has a "D-" rating with the BBB as of this review. Do you really want them working on your car? I brought my Tundra into APA Total Care Care (yes, it's misspelled on their invoices, diagnostics, media) for an A/C refrigerant leak diagnosis--something already confirmed by the Toyota dealer, who had added UV dye to help in the detection. I have no idea what they charged me for. It wasn't UV dye leak detection that's for sure. Instead of checking for dye or leaks, APA tried upselling me the exact same service (evacuate/recharge with dye) for 50% more--claiming the dye wasn't there. I later filmed the dye clearly visible under UV light myself. They also managed to cause damage while poking around. See the video. Their "inspection report" was just an automated upsell list, with no mention of the A/C issue I brought it in for (as shown on their own invoice). When I pressed the service manager for answers, he became aggressive. The owner's public reply on Google doubled down with personal attacks, called my wife and me "immature," and never addressed the video proof I shared. That response says more about their professionalism than I ever could. I challenged the owner to prove my wife and I were screaming and yelling, but you guessed it, there is no such evidence even though they have video cameras all over their lobby. I've posted video and photo evidence. If you value honesty, keep looking.

Oil on the driveway. Ugh…read more Called some friends to get a recommendation for a local shop. One said that Scott from Sunland was the guy. We had the car towed over (2018 Ford Fusion Hybrid), and they diagnosed the problem and repaired the issue quickly and at a fair price. Unfortunately, the tech made a small mistake and once we got the car home, there was more oil on the driveway and a check engine light. Ugh, again. So we called back to Scott to see what he wanted us to do. We understand that sometimes mistakes are made and issues arise. How a business owner handles those issues are the difference between good businesses and great ones. This is a great one. Scott was MUCH more upset than we were! He got us back in same day and fixed the issue at no charge! (We should have paid for a necessary part, but he would not charge us.) With everything so expensive these days, and everyone trying to stretch a buck, it's hard to know if you're leaving your car with someone who cares about it as much as you do. Scott does. I cannot recommend this shop highly enough!

They were fast and did a good job and the price was fair full front brake replacement.read more

I cannot say enough great things about Crawford's Auto Repair!…read moreI brought my truck in thinking I had a suspension issue because of a squeaky noise that had been getting worse. They got me in quickly, were incredibly friendly from the moment I walked in, and took the time to thoroughly check everything out. It turned out to be something as simple as a loose spare tire, something that could have easily been misdiagnosed elsewhere. What really stood out to me is that they fixed the issue right then and there and didn't charge me anything. That level of honesty and integrity is rare these days. As a woman, it can sometimes feel intimidating trying to find an auto shop you can truly trust. At Crawford's, I felt completely comfortable, respected, and confident that I was being treated fairly, no upselling, no pressure, just genuine help. They've absolutely earned my trust, and I will be coming back for any future car needs. If you're looking for a shop that is honest, knowledgeable, and truly cares about their customers, this is the place to go. Highly, highly recommend!

Dropped off my car for interlock, took all DAY and finally telling me "I need a new battery" even…read moreafter I don't have a ride, meanwhile spending 370 on the install.

About a year ago, I took my LS engine block to APA Total Car Care to get a quote for replacing the…read morecam bearings, and unfortunately, I didn't have a great experience. When I dropped the block off, I was asked to leave it by the shop door. It sat in that exact spot for over two weeks before I finally received a quote, which I felt was unreasonably high for the work. I understand that shops have minimum charges, but waiting more than two weeks for a quote on a cam bearing replacement--only to receive a price that high--was frustrating. When I picked the block up, it had developed some surface rust because it hadn't been moved the entire time it was there. That said, the staff was friendly and professional throughout the process. Because of that, I'd be willing to give them another chance if I needed different work in the future. However, my first experience ended up being a frustrating waste of time.

I took my 2003 Corvette to APA Custom after suspecting a blown head gasket. They diagnosed engine…read moreknock and recommended either a rebuild or a new GM LS engine. I chose the new engine. Initially, communication was good and pricing was fair with discounts When I picked it up my car on August 13, 2025, it immediately had issues to include not starting on the first start, A/C issues, rough idle, running hot, and a speed limiter error. The next day, they admitted to missing a vacuum hose and incorrect settings related to the shocks, which they fixed. However, the car continued running poorly, ran hot, and had ongoing starting issues. I returned the car on August 21st. They kept it for 10.5 weeks without resolving the problem, with very poor communication. Then they sent it to another shop (not one I approved) for an additional 6.5 weeks. After 17 weeks total, the starting issue was still not fixed. I picked up my car on December 12th and within miles of picking it up, the check engine light came on. A different shop I chose later, looked at my car for 15 minutes and found that the PCV system was installed incorrectly and the car still had a stock tune. After correcting those, the car runs much better, runs cooler, but the starting issue remains, and is most likely a cam sensor. Not only did I have to pay my car payment and insurance for the 4 months I was without my car, but I also had to pay another shop to tune it and fix the PCV system. I tried to address this issue directly with the owner before leaving a review, but he was defensive, and unwilling to work toward a resolution. I also submitted a complaint to the Better Business Bureau in hopes of resolving the matter. After spending thousands of dollars and dealing with months of delays and poor communication, I cannot recommend this shop, and I won't even use my loyalty rewards to get a free oil change at this point.

Chris is amazing. I had stopped once before in a panic as my car was overheating. He took a look…read moreand it was low on antifreeze and put some in for free! Later, my a/c was having issues and I brought it in. Original quote was best case scenario. Unfortunately it was a much bigger problem than I can afford. He was upfront and honest and even had a Lyft for me to go home while I waited. Although I could not get the service done, I was so, so impressed and grateful to Chris. No charge to me as well once the problem was diagnosed. Could not ask for a better place to take your vehicle. Please if you are needing work on your vehicle done, please go see Chris. You will not be disappointed!!'

I had a VERY disappointing experience with All Valley Car Care in Gilbert. I was told my Jeep would…read morebe repaired using factory/OEM replacement parts, but when another shop inspected my vehicle later, they found aftermarket parts that they identified as low-cost components, ordered from Amazon, rather than OEM. Considering I paid around $1,000 for the repair, I felt misled. Within a week of the repair, my check engine light came back on. Yesterday, I took my Jeep to another mechanic for further diagnosis. They explained that the ignition components installed previously had contributed to additional engine issues and showed me the parts they had removed. Needless to say, I was extremely frustrated after paying so much for the original repair. Based on my experience, I would not return or recommend this shop. I expected quality parts, honest communication, and a lasting repair, but unfortunately that was not my experience.

I just moved into town a few weeks ago. I really wasn't sure where to go for auto repairs, but…read moreluckily I came across Oasis Auto Center. I have an older car that hasn't been into a shop in the last 4 years. Let me tell y'all when my car was humming loud before the repairs, it was loud. Tony and his crew fixed up that car in one day. Tony was on point with communication, and told me exactly what needed repaired. Now I'm back on the highway smooth sailing. Big thanks to Tony and his crew for their professional work!

I took the recommendation of Doetsch offroad to take my Jeep to Oasis to replace my rear main seal…read moreand my clutch. After talking with many in the Jeep community, I realize now that I should have taken my Jeep to a shop that actually knows what they are doing. I got the Jeep back for the first of three visits  and the check engine light was on, they sent a tech out to clear it in the parking lot, only for it  to come back on while driving home. As I drove home, I noticed grease on my interior panels and I also noticed a new clunk while accelerating. Once at home, I ran it to AutoZone and it was a code for the battery temp sensor. Guess what, they never plugged it back in. I completed their work and the code went away. I proceeded to clean up the grease stains on my like new interior panels. I went to sleep and awoke the next morning to a GIANT pile of oil on my driveway (my wife was so happy). Upon inspection, the Jeep now was profusely leaking from the rear main AND the transmission drain plug. I also noticed, instead of unbolting my exhaust, the shop just cut it off and re-welded it (terribly btw). I took the Jeep back for the 50 minute drive and $45 worth of gas. No apology and no communication for 5 days. I had to call multiple times just to check the status; finally to be told it was done. I picked up the Jeep once again; drove home to the same loud clunk that was never present before and to the smell of oil. This time the Jeep was running really bad. I pulled over into a gas station and popped the hood, the emissions control vacuum line was disconnected. Another win for this shop. Get the Jeep home and look underneath, all seems ok except for the additional cuts to my exhaust in another spot. Now my exhaust looks.lioe Frankenstein with some of the worst welds I have ever seen. At this point, I also noticed that 2 of the trans bolts are loose and I fix those as well. I travelled for work and came back about 1 week later. My wife texts me a picture of a nice large pile of oil under the Jeep; yet again, the rear main is leaking. It is also now leaking from the bell housing connection on the trans. I call and get some excuses; the owner (Tony?) Tells me again to bring it down and I express my dissatisfaction - no apology or remorse. Enter the THIRD visit for the same issues. I drop off the Jeep and almost an entire week goes by without hearing from these jokers. I call after 5 days thinking, they surely must be fixing it thoroughly this time, only to be told by Jim that the owner never told him what to do with the Jeep and it has been sitting outside this entire time. Poor Jim did everything he could to reassure me but he had no idea. Jim tells me they will get on it tomorrow morning and I asked to have the owner call me as I am now skated to go out of town. I receive no phone call and finally decide to just pick up the Jeep and take it somewhere else and ask for a refund for the work they could seem to fix. I go to pick up the Jeep and ask for a refund of the work for the rear main seal; the owner reassures me it will be fixed (still no apology). Against my better judgement, I leave it. I finally pick up the Jeep for the last time. All seems good driving home - FINALLY! I get home to a new check engine light. The new light is for an O2 sensor. I check the sensors to find two of them damaged and one of wires burned as the tech removed it and yet again didn't put it back properly. I head again to O'Reilleys and spend the $70 to replace them. More surprises! Not impressed with this shop or the customer service and shame on Doetsch offroad for recommending a shop that can't seem to get it right the first, second or even the third time.  If you care about your Jeep, your time and your money, take it elsewhere.

Gills Auto Service exceeded my expectations. They were honest, very helpful, abd made sure I…read moreunderstood exactly what repairs were needed. Their customer service was outstanding, and I felt confident that I was being treated fairly. I highly recommend Gills Auto Service. A shout out to Bryce, the mechanic, and Hudson, customer service!!!!! They are amazing!

I trust the entire crew out at Gill's Auto Service. It begins with the owner, Mark Gill, along with…read morethe manager, Bryce. Then whole crew is honest and knowledgeable.