Best place in the Valley to get any car work done! The staff are always so pleasant and helpful!read more

We don't trust our cars with anyone but Jimmy. Hands down one of the best around. Honest, fair, and…read morereasonable. 4 drivers in our household and we go to Jimmy for all our vehicles repairs and maintenance.

We broke down in the RV and he was able to let us stay at his place until the next morning. And got…read moreus on the road quickly Thx jack

My pick up was shaking on the highway and was giving the telltale clunk when you put it in gear. I…read moregot it in the shop and braced for bad news. I was happy with the price and that they suggested replacing both since the parts are not that expensive, but there is no telling when the other will fail, and I will be in the same position again. I highly recommend them.

John was fantastic to work with. We were an out of state sale and John was great to work with…read morethroughout the entire process from getting initial information and additional views to getting the car inspected to finalizing the purchase. I highly recommend going through University Motors if they have what you're looking for.

We had a very nice buying experience with John. He was extremely helpful. This auto dealer sticks…read moreby their word. John, Chris, and Donna went beyond the call to ensure our satisfaction. We highly recommend purchasing a vehicle from these honest, hard working, local folks.

Junior was excellent! Fast. Friendly! Reasonable prices!…read more Easy to find. One hour. As promised. Also was doing state inspections for locals. We waited at nearby chamber of commerce and welcome center. Good air conditioning. Strawberry smoothie very good. Iced vanilla coffee -good.

We can't say enough good things about New Market Exxon. Junior and Jeremy have helped us with so…read moremany things from towing to new batteries. They now have the business of our sons too. One lives in DC and the other son lives in MD. They say the drive is worth it.

This a review for the service Dept. I have bought several auto's here and The last one I bought…read moreneeded inspection and oil change so I waited on it. It took a long time 1 1/2 hr. Then the Service desk lady said it was done. But needed new tires and that mine were pretty bad. Well how did it pass inspection then. She said it barely passed. She offered to sell me some budget tires for $80 ea. Which is too cheap for good tires on my SUV. So I went to a tire dealer I deal with often in Harrisonburg. And he said my tires were fine. He could have sold me $600 to,$800 set of tires, but was honest. So now I wonder if they even changed my oil and Actually inspected it. Lost confidence. Probably my last service trip.

Bought 8 Subarus from them always satisfying service and sales. Since 2007 only car I've owned and…read moreonly one I'll ever buy

While traveling from TN, came to Reed's after getting a nail in the sidewall of my tire. They were…read morevery helpful and accommodating. Called the day before to schedule an appointment and order the tire replacement needed. The staff was excellent!! They made sure we were taken care of and ready to get back on the road. Would come back if we need assistance while in the area again.

RIP OFF ATTEMPT - LIARS AND THIEVES Reeds Tire tried to rip…read moreme off on 8/22/23 when I took my car in for inspection. - Not only did they keep me waiting for 2 hours, but they then told me and everyone else in the room that the inspection would fail because the brakes were shot, and would cost over $800 to replace. - They also asked when my last inspection was - suggesting to the crowd that I'm driving a death threatening piece of junk illegally. - The inspection is current of course, because I don't drive risking catastrophies. - They could've also seen the expiration date on the windshield themselves if they had taken the time to look, instead of scheming for a payout and working to make me look like a deranged ass. - But they chose to try to strong arm me out of a lot of money, with a dish of embarrassment on the side, and they lost. - I did not have any reason whatsoever to believe there was a problem with my brakes, and told them I would have to return another day. - Instead of a pass/fail certificate, I received a "safety check" document. - The reason being, I suspect, is because the only inspection that took place was to their financial benefit in how to rob me. - And a "Safety Check" lacks detection by state officials because it is not reportable to the State or DMV. - Thus, they're off the hook and a whole bunch richer, because you can bet I'm not the first player in their game. --- I ultimately took my car into another inspection station a few days later, and passed with flying colors - and no mention of brake concerns. - I'm elated that the car passed inspection as I thoroughly expected it would, but I'm also pissed to know that I was targeted by Reeds to be out several hundred dollars for unnecessary repairs, and a hopeful victim to their scam. - I also wasted a lot of time, and I'm aware - not just suspicious - that this not an isolated incident at Reeds Tire. I expect that they're constantly surveying their waiting room prey for money gouging victims. - Just sickening and shocking, so please be warned.

I helped my Mom, from California purchase her "dream car" from Dan at Trail Blazer Auto in…read moreVirginia. Dan and his team were professional and courteous, the transaction went smoothly. When my mom's vehicle arrived in California, she was so happy it was even more beautiful in person! Highly recommended! Thank you Trailblazer Auto!

This was the best car buying experience I've ever had! Not only do I love my car, but Dan was so…read morehelpful, knowledgeable, and friendly that I felt like I was buying from a family instead of a dealership. I will definitely be a repeat customer and have already referred 2 people to them.

A bit pricy, but work was good and communication was great! Also all employees are very kind and…read morewill answer any questions

Use extreme caution with this shop. This isn't a one-off complaint--it's a pattern I've watched…read moredevelop. My employer and I used this garage for years for routine maintenance with generally acceptable results. Since they opened a second location, the consistency, transparency, and pricing have changed in ways that are hard to overlook. A company vehicle was returned to us with a stripped drain plug and an active oil leak after service. That's not a minor oversight--that's a fundamental failure. Soon after, I requested a quote for front brakes only on a 2021 Hyundai Palisade and was given an estimate of roughly $1,600. I sourced a complete upgraded brake set myself for $397 and completed the job without issue. Draw your own conclusions from that gap. Most recently, I brought in my wife's Subaru for tires, an oil change, and a noise diagnosis. The tires were installed, but the oil change and diagnostic were completely missed. I was told it "wasn't on the work order" and asked to bring the car back. That's a basic process failure. After returning the vehicle, I was told the issue was front wheel bearings and advised to replace both--quoted at approximately $1,000. I purchased the parts myself for $178, and standard labor time for this job is widely understood to be around 1.5 hours per side. When I asked for a clear breakdown of how that estimate was calculated--parts, labor hours, and rate--I was told their system could not provide that level of detail. That answer alone is concerning. If a shop can't explain how a four-figure repair is priced, that's a problem. At this point, the pattern is hard to ignore: Work not completed as requested Pricing that does not align with commonly accepted parts and labor ranges No meaningful transparency when questioned I have no issue paying for quality work. What I will not accept is unclear pricing, missed work, and answers that don't add up. If you're considering this shop, do your homework before approving any repairs. Take a few minutes to verify parts pricing and standard labor expectations. Without that, you may not realize how far off a quote actually is. Based on multiple recent experiences, I will not be returning.