Excellent! Superb, honest prices and an attention to detail for a job well done. I brought a…read moreEuropean import in for an oil change and tires and they went above and beyond to get make sure it was done with care. Precise oil I requested and tire prices that beat TireRack! They even told me that my squeaky brakes were still good due to a rust build up. Up front, careful with fair prices.

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We hired these guys to work on a Buick Lacrosse. They took a week to work on it. Charged us $1500…read more The car never run right again. I wouldn't hire them to change a tire. Cost me another $750 to fix there mistakes.

Quality and swift. JR was able to take care of our needs very quickly. His wife and him we're very…read moreprofessional and explained the process well.

My car door needed a latch replacement, that was done successfully. However my $300 car speaker is…read morebusted in the door that was serviced. Me and my dad replaced all speakers in the vehicle after I purchased it, I've had them for years and they worked just fine. The speakers are built to support heavy base and high decibels, my speaker would not sound how it does today if I did not take my vehicle to campus garage. Furthermore, a couple years ago I took my vehicle to campus garage because it was leaking oil. They told me my radiator was busted and needed replacing immediately, not true. Antifreeze is green oil is not green. (The misdiagnosis was confirmed incorrect by the dealership). I should've known to not to take my vehicle there again no matter how much time has passed. But, when you're desperate it calls for desperate measures. I do not recommended campus garage.

Eric was quick to help and it's clear that he cares way more about helping people with their…read morespecific car issues than money!!

I took my 1998 Eclipse Spyder GST in after it was horribly overheating on my way to work in…read moreMarshalltown, coming from Ames. Their shop was swamped with work, so it took a week for them to look at it. Even though I had to wait, I didn't mind at all- like I said, they were busy. They performed two, TWO pressure tests in my coolant system to try and locate the problem. There were just some leaky hoses. They were unable to reproduce the massive overheating, however. Instead of making something up and charging me, they just gave my keys back, and sent me on my way. They did point out that I had a massive oil leak though, which I didn't notice. If they weren't in Colo, I'd take my car back to have them replace the valve cover gasket, even though it's an hour job which I can do myself. To top this off, I even insisted on paying for the pressure tests, twice, and they refused to take my money. I really wish more shops could be like this. Good on you guys, Dan and Ben. I'll be driving my car out to Colo to get any work done, if the problem isn't rendering my car non operable.

Summary at the end…read more Went to Ron's to drop my truck off for an alignment and to take the strut spacers off. Ron's told my husband they would have to charge for an inspection (don't remember getting a price), the alignment was going to be about $100, and we didn't get a price on taking the strut spacers off. We get a call later in the day saying the alignment is done and it's as aligned as it's going to get and it's going to be $170 for the alignment and that they didn't take the spacers off because it was going to be $1000 to remove the spacers. To better assist customers, they should have called us before doing the alignment if they knew or even had a hunch they wouldn't be taking the spacers off. We were told they were going to charge us 170$ plus $140 for inspection. On top of that, we have to get a new alignment after getting our spacers off since you're supposed to take spacers off first. In hindsight, we should have read yelp reviews instead of Google reviews because there were reviews of people with similar experiences. So we took my truck to Trickles and they quoted us about 600 for the strut spacers and the new alignment. We went back to Ron's and told them our situation hoping they would be understanding and they said they'll only charge us for the inspection so they charged us $147. We were also informed at the checkout process that they weren't familiar with spacers/lift kits on ford trucks, which is fine, but I just wish we would have known that before dropping our keys off with them. I'm just very disappointed in the lack of communication because we didn't need the work they did if they weren't going to take the strut spacers off. I wish we were told before they proceeded with the repairs. Summary: They should have called us after the inspection and told us the combined cost of the strut spacer removal AND the alignment. Instead they did just the alignment even though we'll have to get another one after strut spacers are removed. I give it three stars because I appreciate not having to pay for the alignment but I did not have a good time, definitely didn't want to pay $147 just to have to take my truck somewhere else. The alignment and inspection is reasonably priced if you're not getting it for no reason.

My car broke down while I was traveling through Ames on 35 on a Sunday. Ron's not only was able to…read morework on the car first Monday morning but gave me a fair price especially considering the quick appointment and work done. I highly recommend Ron's!

Will take advantage of customers. Shouldn't cost $80 to not work on someones car and then tell…read morethem you didn't replace the part they asked you to replace!

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They got me in with my son's car quickly with what I thought was a nail in the tire. Alas, the tire…read morehad a prior patch that was starting to fail. They got the replacement (two) right away and I was on my way the next day. The cost of two new tires is what it is ;)

Trickles was great. No problems at all with them, they took off our upper strut spacers plus an…read morealignment for $524. We were quoted $1000 for this job at a competitors and we were told they weren't as familiar with ford trucks either. So we got quality work and a fair price at Trickles. Edit: alignment wasn't done right, no problem, so I called and I'm taking it in right now, will update when it's done

Good & Quick is exactly what it sounds like, a gas station with surprisingly fire chicken. I always…read morejoke to my friends you can get an oil change and eat some chicken while you wait and honestly better than most sit-down spots. It's a little weird walking into a gas station and coming out with a full fried chicken meal... but holy this chicken is GOOD. Crispy, hot, seasoned well, and cheap af like $10 got me this entire plate of 4 pieces, wedges, and a biscuit. Is it fancy? absolutely not. Is it weirdly iconic and better than it has any right to be? 100%

I'm easily amused at what I perceive as clever business names. This Good & Quick mini-mart is one,…read morewith the larger chain of similar "Kum and Go" stations is another. If they were across the street from each other, I wouldn't be sure which of them were the better Iowa "performer". It was last Sunday that I was driving my 93 year-old Dad down and around the Lincoln Highway. As we entered Ne-VAY-duh (Iowa), I was reminded that my current home is Genoa Ne-VAD-uh. It's actually easy to remember, once you're at either place. The Lincoln Highway sign at the Nevada (Iowa) city limits also tells the story. Anyway, this is a long winded review about filling up with gasoline at a convenient local gas station as father and son explore local downtowns, with a lot of farm land in-between, and usually either a gravel or paved road every mile across endless 640 acre sections. Also in Iowa and mainly due to corn ethanol subsides, premium grade is "cheaper". Our short self-serve trip was "Good & Quick". As other reviewers have noted, there's good mini-mart selections inside, in addition to the broasted chicken option.