The car wash had issues with a broken hose.And I contacted the owner and they made it right by…read moregiving me a couple of free car washes.Great service promptly responded to the issue would highly recommend!

Nice car wash in Faribault. Easily accessible from the street with multiple exits. Does take…read morequarters and bills as well as credit and debit cards which is nice. It is a little costly at $3 to start for 4 minutes of wash time. It is enclosed with garage doors so you can wash your car when it's cold outside.

When it comes to minor automotive service, I usually handle it myself. But for more complex…read morerepairs, I trust the professionals. Recently, I've been taking my truck to Claremont Service, and I couldn't be more pleased with the experience. The owners, Dave and Rommel, are truly "homegrown" -- friendly, respectful, and committed to taking care of their customers the right way. Their shop is clean, organized, and the reception area is immaculate. From the moment you walk in, you can tell they take pride in their business. They're honest about what your vehicle actually needs, their estimates are clear and fair, and the final cost matches what they quote. Their rates are reasonable, and the work is completed when promised -- something that's becoming harder to find these days. I was even offered one of their very clean courtesy vehicles while my truck was being serviced -- a thoughtful touch you don't often see at local garages. If you're looking for quality workmanship, integrity, and genuine hometown service, I highly recommend Claremont Service. Supporting local businesses like this is easy when they consistently deliver this level of care.

I would have put zero stars but it wasn't a selection. I was at CarTime today to get an allignment…read moreand fuel filter changed. Well they said that they could not do the allignment unless a ball joint was replaced. I elected not to do the ball joint because it would cost over $350.00 and I couldn't afford it at this time because of Inflation. But the guy told me it would be $55 to replace the fuel filter well it was $155.00 plus $38.75 miscellanious charge which I would suspect was the price of a new fuel filter, which I happpened to bring along and they installed. Needless to say I will not be going back to them any tine soon! One more thing the only reason I went there was that they have an allignment rack well the last time I went there to get an allignment they said I needed a lower ball joint and two idler arms well I replaced them myself. But what I suspect is they want extra revenue when they do allignments so they come up with a "faulty" part to charge more money.

This place will lie to you. Few years ago had a lot of noise on my ford edge. Brought to cartime,…read morethey said transmision $3000.00. Second opinion from another mechanic, WRONG ! Wheel bearing $275.00. Never used them again. Wife brought my GMC Terrain to car time because wipers quit working (i was mad she brought it here) Cartime said wiper motor over $300.00 to fix. Told wife not to do it, we will bring somewhere else. Cartime charged us $84.00 for labor and materials. They looked at it for 5 mins, and charged to put air in tires we never told them to do that. Anyway new mechanic and get this loose screw, 20 mins to fix $40.00. Man cartime are crooks. Dont bring your cars here. Look up Dougs auto repair, honest people, will not scam you. Go anywhere but cartime such scammers, scamming people when times all ready tuff. Sad. If i could rate negative stars it would be -5.

I have purchased vehicles from this dealership and have been very pleased. The service shop has…read moredone many repairs for me and all have been well done. This is a smaller dealership, but they work hard at delivering a great product

I have used Glenns for towing and tires for 20 years. They are even able to get custom wheels,…read morefound me the only set available in the country. Great prices and fast service!

Charged $100 to tow a couple blocks. Didnt fix the issue, had the same problem the day after i got…read moremy truck back. Their answer was touch the negative to the positive battery cable for 10 seconds. Definitely dont recommend this place to anyone.

Walked in to have service done and no one was up front at the desk or in the office, apon waiting…read morefor a service advisor i could hear the owner yelling at and belittling the mechanic. I decided to leave before anyone came up front. Would not recommend getting service done here.

Very poor customer service. I had my vehicle towed by them and upon arrival at the destination, my…read morerear window was shattered. Aaron gave me the run around and after numerous phone calls I finally stopped into the shop to resolve the issue. He flat out refused to pay for the damages and would not even split the repair bill. Aaron said, "If I paid every time something was damaged I would be broke." Overall if you value your vehicle do not ever take it to Aaron's Automotive Towing and Repair. They do not take responsibility for their negligence.

I take no pleasure in this review because I know he's a guy trying to get by, but if you just read…read moreto the end then you'll understand why it had to be done. A year and a half ago I was having an issue with my Nissan Quest. I could drive it, but it was going through the coolant every couple of days and would start to overheat if I didn't keep adding. I was told that the thermostat probably needed replacement. My regular mechanic quoted $100, but his shop was 50 miles away, and given it was late Saturday I would have to wait until Monday. I had important business Monday and so I looked online for a mobile guy and found Kris, who was willing to come to me on Sunday morning and only wanted $50 if I provided the part. I thought I had found an amazing deal. He showed up as promised, and there was a woman with him waiting inside his truck. I asked how long, and he said it depended on how soon he could locate the thermostat on my vehicle. My Spider Sense was tingling when he was googling on his phone to find info on my engine but I decided to have faith- I would regret that. I let him do his thing, and later when I checked on him I discovered that he was having to borrow tools from one of my neighbors. Not a good sign at all. He did the job but there was bad news: he said the thermostat I purchased was defective and not sealing properly, and so he had to take everything apart so that I could return it to AutoZone for an exchange part. I did, and he put this one one but more bad news: when the car was running the coolant was pouring onto the street (again not sealing). He informed me that what he would have to now do is "make a gasket" for it. I had the feeling of being dragged into quicksand. I had some errands to run and so I left him to work on it. After a few hours of no news I called, and he said he was not able to stop it from leaking and the part wasn't going on correctly, and so he was going to pull it all apart so that I could take it to a shop, as he was unable to fix it. Also, he would leave the old and new thermostat inside my van. I conference called my brother-in-law who is a master mechanic, who tried to talk to Kris about what was going on and how to do the job, and it was clear in that conversation that it was a black belt explaining to a white belt. Kris was clueless. My brother told me privately that hopefully he didn't crank it too hard and damage the housing, which would mean more costly repairs. By the time Kris was finished he had been at my house for 9 hours, that poor woman waiting in his truck the whole time and looking quite pissed. Kris said that whoever had previously replaced the thermostat before had done damage, and so it was all a booby trap waiting to happen (I later found out the thermostat said 'Nissan' on it and was the original part, hence he was making a BS excuse). Really I should not have paid him for this. Not only was my van not fixed but NOW it was totally undriveable, and I would have to have it towed and pay someone else! AND I would miss my important business Monday. But, I could tell they really needed the money, they were stuck in my driveway from dawn to dusk, and I felt sorry for them so I paid him. The van was eventually towed, where it was fixed immediately and correctly. My guy said that Kris must not have been installing it right. When I told Kris this he said that he had tried every configuration. I also told Kris that he didn't leave my new thermostat so that my mechanic could try it out, or if anything I could return it to AutoZone and get my $15 back, and he replied that he would stop by and drop it off for me. I never saw him or the part again.. I could have forgiven ALL OF IT and not have left this review but for the fact that we discovered some items missing from inside the van: my wife's $120 sunglasses and a device she had just bought that wireless connects her phone to the car stereo. She had it for two days and it was gone forever. So NOW I was in hot water with the wife because she had wanted me to send him away at the first sign of trouble and I didn't listen. I know Kris had been inside the van, and my first thought was he was upset at spending his entire Sunday to make $50 and decided to supplement the job. Maybe some new glasses to smooth things over with his own woman? But to be fair the tow truck driver theoretically could have done it as well. Those are the only two suspects. It was a terrible experience.

I had a brake job I did last weekend. I got air in the lines and my air gap device kept falling off…read moreso I needed a second person. I called, Kris picked up, gave me a price lower than what local shops were asking, came over and did a great job. This was after reading that first review here. I read that and couldn't help but laugh.

George and Timmy are great mechanics who provided very friendly, honest, knowledgeable, and…read moreaffordable service with little notice. My family and I had to unexpectedly stop in Northfield on the road back from Minneapolis to our home in Iowa due to our van leaking fluid and overheating. We had to book a hotel room without knowing at the time how we would get our van fixed. My wife found on a Google search different mechanics and at first no answers, then a quote of $199 just for diagnostics. Finally, around 9pm, I tried Timmy's line and reached him. He was very attentive and polite and assured me he would have us back on the road the next day and could come at 1pm. Not only did George get to us before 1p, they had us back on the road by 4:30p. Next time we're in the area, we'll definitely be customers again for a check of our van and any non emergency repair. Thank you, George and Timmy.