Good people, good prices and great service. The staff are very friendly, knowledgeable and explain…read morethe details.

Ed's is an honest and dependable place to have your vehicle serviced…read more On serveral occasions he advised me on service alternatives that meant he did less work and made less money for the repair. You cannot get more honest that that. A good guy.

I was having issues with my vehicle. I had hit a pretty deep pot hole with my $75,000 vehicle…read more The vehicle stability was an issue, and it sounded like a deep wherring sound coming from my right front wheel well. I thought I might've had a bearing issue, so I took it to the tire dealership that changed my tires. They checked and stated that the wheel bearings were fine, and referred me to this place. 3 days and $1500 later, they said they fixed the issue. When I was able to drive my car, it felt more unstable, and now I was hearing noises coming from the left front side. Sounds like something is detached, or broken, or not tightened. Unfortunately, because I travel so much for work, a lot of time had passed from the time I picked up the vehicle, to when I actually started driving it again(months). I don't trust any businesses, in Export, with the exception of a few. This is just another I won't trust.

We will never go here again or recommend this service to anyone. Had my car in for an oil change…read moreand they never replaced the cap. Needless to say I've had oil overflowing all over my engine and leaking all over the place. Found out by taking it to a dealership. You don't change oil without replacing the cap!!

I had been a loyal customer for 11 years. Until recently, they provided consistently…read moreabove-and-beyond excellent service and always gave fair and honest accessments for all my car repairs needed on a mini cooper and mini countryman. When the countryman died of engine failure at over 110k miles, in June I purchased another older mini cooper. This is when our relationship changed. It was burning oil at an alarming rate, smoke was coming out of the exhaust, almost always after idling for a lengthy time and sometimes upon starting the car. I had it accessed by Murrysville Auto and a part replaced with the stipulation being that might and might not resolve the issue pointing to possible engine issues. Fair enough. I was glad to have honest information to make the decision. When it still exhibited smoke from the exhaust, I immediately made another appointment to have it reaccessed. This time, instead of Cody (owner) who always had relayed the information to me in the past, his mother, Jerrie (President) gave me info stating no further repairs were needed or recommended, that it was burning oil and the solution offered was for me to simply check the oil EVERY DAY. At this point, I questioned outloud to Jerrie in person if they were trying to tell me they didn't want my business any longer. She assured me that was not the case. We then talked and, with Cody in the conversation, as well, a rebuilt engine was found with a cost of installation being 15k. I agreed, thinking a total engine replacement would fix the issues. Before I could pay, I needed to transfer funds for next business day. In the meantime, a new light came on -- the engine reduced power light. This was a new symptom and my research showed it might mean more than an engine alone. I could not, with this new info, afford to pay 15k and not have a total solution so canceled the order for the engine. Now, Murrysville Auto lets me know the seller of the engine was charging a restock fee of 1600. This restock fee was not divulged to me on my paperwork which is unlawful and non-binding in PA. To just be done with the transaction and move on, I agreed to pay 1600. But then, Cody tells me it is actually more than 1600. I stand by the 1600 relayed to me and pay that. Soooo, bottom line I stand by my intuition that Murrysville Auto wanted to sever business relations with me, though I had been a long-time loyal customer and always paid my repairs in full, on the spot, with no questions on pricing or suggested repairs until this car purchased in June, less than 3 months and less than 1500 miles ago. By having Jerrie and not Cody give me the latest non-repair advice of simply checking oil EVERY.SINGLE.DAY which is ludicrous to charging and not divulging a restock fee (first, I would never back out of a contract except I had new vital info), it seems obvious that I will not be continuing my service with them for this car or any other. I have no idea what changed to come to their final ways of doing business, but it is what it is. They are not the same trusted business that I came to trust and rely on all these years.

I first brought my car to Murrysville Auto Clinic (MAC) so long ago that I honestly can't remember…read morethe exact year--it's been at least 15 years. What I do remember, however, is that from that very first experience onward, they have always treated me with honesty, respect, and fairness. That kind of consistency is rare, and it's the reason I've remained a loyal customer ever since. Over the years, I've recommended MAC to colleagues, friends, and even my own family members, including my father. A couple of them mentioned that they thought MAC might be "a bit too pricey," but I've always felt that was an unfair assessment. In my experience, their pricing is not only reasonable but also reflects the quality of their work and the integrity of their service. When you're dealing with something as important as your vehicle, "cheap" is not the standard you should be aiming for--fairness and trustworthiness are. And that's exactly what MAC delivers. One of the things that sets MAC apart is how often they've gone above and beyond for me. On several occasions, they've helped me out without hesitation and without expecting anything in return. That kind of generosity and customer-first attitude is almost unheard of in the auto repair industry. To me, that's worth far more than saving a few dollars at a shop that might cut corners or treat customers like transactions instead of people. My car is now 22 years old and has plenty of miles on it, yet it still runs like new. That's not luck--it's the direct result of the care and expertise of the team at MAC. They've kept my vehicle reliable and safe far beyond what most people would expect from a car of its age. That kind of outcome doesn't happen without skilled, dedicated mechanics who take pride in their work. What I value most about MAC is that they've earned my trust. In an industry where it's notoriously difficult to find honest and competent mechanics, I know I can rely on them to give me straightforward advice, do the job right, and treat me fairly every single time. Their loyalty to their customers is unwavering, and that's why my loyalty to them has never wavered either. In short, MAC is more than just an auto repair shop--they're a team of professionals who genuinely care about their customers and their community. They've earned my respect, my gratitude, and my continued business. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone who values honesty, fairness, and quality in auto care.

They Inspected my car and told me it needed rear pads and rotors (brakes), both front lower control…read morearms and both sway bar links and an alignment. They said the driver side say bar link was broken and needed fixed before it can pass Inspection. Cost me $297 dollars. I took it took a Certified mechanic and Inspection station and yes it needed back brake pads but rotors looked brand new and did not need replaced. All the front pieces of equipment was tight and nothing loose or broken, the front Strut need replaced but no additional work. Scammers.

So where do I start? They slapped an inspection sticker on my car without fully inspecting it. My…read morebattery was leaking and it was obvious to anyone who is a mechanic. They knew this prior to inspecting it and they still didn't do it. The day after the 'inspection' my battery stopped working and it needed towed. I called the store and they said it wasn't their problem. Horrible service! Progressive warned me not to go there but unfortunately, I did. The manager (I believe his name is Rob) even told me they can't keep staff- everyone is either quitting or calling off. That definitely makes sense as to why they don't have their act together. I will NEVER go to Pep Boys again and I will make sure to spread the word.

We just found Euel's recently, though we live close. Our longtime mechanic retired, so we needed to…read morefind someone new. It is a pleasure to take the car to Euel's- how often can you say that about a mechanic? As a neighbor pointed out, it's the cleanest, office for a garage I've ever visited! We were treated with kindness & the price was good for high quality work! They do not recommend add-ons that drive up the bill. Great place!

Our go-to place if we need the repairs done right. We appreciate their expertise and fair pricing…read more Scheduling is easy, and work is completed in a timely manner. They offer valuable advice when one wonders about costs to repair or replace. We really value their credibility!

As I've become increasingly happy with the results of Steve's Auto. My water pump went out and it…read morewas fixed within 2 hours. The Receptionist's are very helpful and polite. I don't go anywhere else for my Car repairs.

I was very impressed. I made an appointment and kept it. I sat, petted the calm big black dog and…read moregot out my cell phone intending to play games. I was halfway through my first game when my name was announced. My inspection was finished! I'm not complaining it was about 20-30 minutes. But I thought it would take at least an hour or so like my last place. I'm very pleased. I will go back from now on.

Always honest and timely. Steve is the goto for my vehicle needs in the area for almost 20 years.read more

terrible shop i called and asked if they would put used tires on they said we will put on whatever…read moreyou want. my one tire had a bubble so i needed to put something on asap. i drive to the shop and he says he wont put the tires on because treads low and says its not the right size. like are you slow how do you have a shop, he says the front and back tires need to be exactly the same does he not know what a staggered set up is. the tires don't have to be exactly the same size front and back. so i had to drive back home on a bubble. he was very rude also in the way he was speaking to me.