Dropped my car off at opening to have my car looked at. The place is clean and everyone is well…read morepresented. Get a call back stating hydraulic pump and ABS module are ruined and need replaced. Quoted just over 2.6k with my extended warranty overing 1.6k leaving me with 1,006 out of pocket expenses. Fast forward many phone calls, NHSTA searches, and getting a second opinion at the dealership in Milton. Car fixed at dealership with everything covered under extended warranty leaving me with a minimal $100 out of pocket expenses, saving me $906 that would have been spent if I would have had my car fixed here. The customer service here and atmosphere are wonderful. I would even bring my car back for a routine oil change. I just can't give 5 stars due to the price.

Great service, good people, good pricing & most importantly, quality work. Chris, Hannah & the team…read moreare our go-to for our automotive needs. Conveniently located on Lillian Hwy.

On 12 Feb, I called Tau's shop because a neighbor highly recommended him. I spoke to Sandi in the…read moreoffice. She said she would ask David to call me before the end of the day. David did call, and, after hearing my problem, he said he would drive to my home on Friday to see what he could find wrong with my Camaro SS. Sandi & Joe showed up well before noon. Joe plugged in his high-tech malfunction analyzer. The indication was a continuous misfire on the #7 cylinder. I replaced the coil, the plug, and I checked the wire for resistance. There seems to be a deeper issue so, I called Sandi again and she told me to call on Monday morning to see when I can have the car towed up to the shop. When they left my house on Friday, I asked how much I owed them for driving down and checking the car. Sandi said, "No charge". WOW! I'm hoping to get the car up to them today or tomorrow. More to follow......but how many shops, anywhere, spend valuable time and then say, "No charge"? Thank you, guys.

My son had a vehicle breakdown yesterday while preparing to move to his next duty station. We do…read morenot know any tried and true car repair shops in the area as he's only been there a few months. I read some of their reviews on Yelp while trying to find a good place for him to go. I'm in Texas btw. All of the reviews were good but one said this place is a hidden gem. That caught my attention and I recommended this place to my son. Robert Tau Auto Service got right to work, was able to diagnose the problem and get the part installed in just a couple of hours at a very reasonable price. A hidden gem indeed. Highly recommended.

Free waters and coffee for paying customers. Restrooms clean and in working order. Staff brought…read moreout and extra chair for me to sit in while I wait, that was very thoughtful and nice. Knocking a star off because there are cheaper options for an oil change for my car. A newer model (2024) and I paid around $100* for an oil and filter change (plus labor) at this location.

Brought my Nissan Sentra with CVT transmission issues here for a full diagnostic. I clearly put in…read morewriting that I wanted both ECM & TCM codes read and transmission fluid pressure sensor data pulled. Instead, I was charged $125 for what felt like a basic OBD scan (same P0846 code I had already gotten for free at O'Reilly Auto Parts). I called for an update and the call was disconnected, would not be shocked if they hung up on me since I was very firm on the he call. They had told me they would call me back, but never did. No way should they have needed to keep my car overnight; I dropped it off in the morning and was told I'd get an estimate later that day, yet I only got the same vague "you need a new transmission" answer the next day. They quoted $4k-$6k for a replacement CVT without providing the live data, freeze-frame data, or proof I requested. I was shown a jar of dark fluid with metal debris, but there was no confirmation it was from my car. Overall, I left feeling underwhelmed to put it mildly. This was more about selling a transmission replacement than giving me the thorough CVT diagnostic I paid for. I would not recommend this shop.

I'm not really keen on them leaving my 69 firebird outside with a torrential rain stormread more

I took my 2010 Dodge Journey to get the EGR valve replaced but when I got it back the brakes were…read moreall messed up and the engine light came on also it said that the O2 sensor was bad. But everything was working fine until I took my vehicle to Shark Tooth Automotive. I strongly recommend that you never use this company unless you want your vehicle to be all messed up!!!

My name is Howard Vanover, i was able to bring my car in, and have everything i needed done to my…read moretransmission done with swiftness and cost effectiveness. Stuart and his employees were super professional. honestly the only people i would want to work on any of my vehicles and my family's vehicles. Thank you Stuart.

We have brought several vehicles to Stuart and have always been blown away with the attention to…read moredetail, fair pricing and great communication throughout the process. They have fixed things that nobody else could seem to figure out. There is a reason this business has been around for so long; they are great at what they do! If you want a team that is knowledgeable, kind and reliable, this is where you need to go.

Review of Service: 2015 Toyota Prius Hybrid Repair…read more ​Rating: 1/5 Stars ​This review outlines a highly unsatisfactory experience involving multiple attempts to resolve a recurring issue with our 2015 Toyota Prius Hybrid, resulting in significant cost and an ultimately undrivable vehicle. ​Initial Service & Failure: Our vehicle was brought to Starr's with a confirmed diagnosis (from a Toyota dealership and a second independent shop) requiring a replacement of the electric water pump (EWP). After this repair was completed, the core problem--a recurring hybrid system alert forcing the car to shut down--returned almost immediately. This demonstrated the initial repair, despite being based on external diagnosis, failed to resolve the root cause of the vehicle's functional failure. ​Second Service & Misdiagnosis: During a subsequent tow back to Starr's, the small accessory battery was unintentionally depleted. The shop diagnosed the issue as a faulty battery, charging us $700 for a replacement, yet failing to address the fundamental hybrid system alert that necessitated the tow. The owner later stated that replacing the battery would have "permanently erased existing codes," a claim that raises significant professional and technical concerns regarding the shop's understanding of modern vehicle computer diagnostics and permanent fault storage. ​Conclusion: After two service attempts and substantial expenditure, the car still exhibits the exact same critical hybrid system failure and is currently undrivable. We caution prospective customers that our experience indicates a lack of capability to properly diagnose and resolve complex hybrid vehicle systems, leading to costly and unsuccessful repairs.

They are fast with their diagnostics and the repairs at a fair price, I will definitely go back…read morethere for repairs on my other three vehicles when needed

Leroy then Steve at Professional Automotive helped us out in a big way by getting a starter put on…read moreour car before we finished vacation and had to make the 400 mile trip back home. I called about 8:15am on this Friday and was told they could get it done if I could get the car to them. Thankfully it cranked to get me there and get it done they did. They did the work as I waited with the parts delivery being the only hold up. I was back on the road a little after 11:30 and all was well. The quality of car care was very good and made shorter work of the job than the YouTube crowd. I would highly recommend Professional Automotive. As for pricing I was not put off in the least with the price for the work as I was given all that I asked for on very short notice.

Took my husband's Mountaineer there because I read the ratings on Yelp. After several months of…read morehearing that either his mechanics had CoVid or he was hiring new staff they still hadn't done a diagnostic on the SUV. Every time we called if we could actually get someone to answer we'd be told they would get to it that day and call us back. Well of course that never happened. Finally we had enough and called a tow truck to go pick up our SUV. When we went to pick up the vehicle it was in the back of his lot with the hood popped open. Low and behold our battery was missing. Don't waste your time with this man.

I can't recommend Gulf Breeze automotive high enough. I have used them several times and have…read morealways felt they were so upright and honest. This last time I brought my car by for a light on my dash as well as an oil change. They found something that had gotten disconnected they reconnected it at no charge. I told him I also wanted my tires rotated and balanced. The mechanic looked at it and said that it wasn't necessary for it to be done at this time and he didn't want to charge me the additional money. I told them it's nice to have someone this day and age that's actually willing to not charge you money rather than trying to overcharge you. I highly recommend them

Took forever for my car to even get looked at, everytime I called they either didn't answer or had…read moreme on hold for almost half an hour. When my car was finally done they charged me an insane amount and a few months later my car is back in the shop (different shop) fixing/redoing the stuff that was done here. And the military discount was like $5 on 2k