James is great at what he does. A good person too. He replaced a headlamp for me in quick order,…read morewhen I discovered I couldn't do it myself. He responded quickly and the work was done before I knew it. I appreciated his help and you can bet I'll call on him again when the need arises.

This young man knows his trade very knowledgeable and will give you a straight answer on price and…read morewhat needs to be fixed.

I made a service request and got in same day fairly cheap great with work out same day no complaintsread more

From the owner: I try to get things done fast , correct and on time.read more

Excellent communication, fast response, professional and…read more top grade window tint installation. Highly recommend!! AAA+++

Called several times regarding getting valve cover gaskets replaced. Thought they would be…read moreresponsive, and they do have a great Ai answering service where I left several detailed messages. Unfortunately, they never returned my calls. Probably for the best.

I have been coming here since they opened for regular maintenance, even though some works come and…read morego, the customer service has remained the same. There were things they mentioned that needed attention in the beginning, I thought they were just trying to make money off of me, later I realized if I had fixed at the time, it would've cost me less and give me less headache. They are straight forward and direct. My stubborn self had to learn...

Holy customer service. We were passing through town on a road trip when the car broke down (the…read moreworst). John was the most helpful and kind person we could have needed in that time. The shop is cozy and has a nice waiting area with some cool fish! They really go above and beyond to explain what the problems are and help you decide the best course of action. If I lived nearby this would be my regular mechanic for sure. This place deserves more stars.

l took my car in to Lewis tires yesterday because I was hearing a rattling noise that I was unable…read moreto figure out. I thought it was the shield around my doughnut and I still heard it ultimately leading me to stop there and see if it was the metal dust shield by rotor in the back causing the ratting noise as I just installed new bearings and they can get bent sometimes knocking at the rotors. Unfortunately that was not the issue and I had no hardware on my rear brakes which they said they could put some on my car and I said ok because I needed to make it back to michigan and I was unaware my brake pads were loose. They installed odd hardware on my vehicle ultimately causing my vehicle to almost engulf into flames as I was only 10 mins from the shop on the highway. I smelt an immediate burning smell that got stronger and stronger in my cabin when i noticed something was wrong. I immediately pulled over and my rear back tires were smoking where they installed the "hardware" for my car. I watched the technician "Farris" shave down my brake pad on both sides about 4-5 times for 20-25 seconds which was odd to me because if you have the correct hardware for my vehicle you do not need to shave down my brake pads to get them to fit into something meaning the parts were not meant for the brakes I had on my vehicle. I called the store and tried to speak to the technician who worked on my car (farris) and he became super argumentative when expressed that my car was damaged in his shop. My car did not smoke prior , my brake pads and rotors were brand new just got them not even a month ago and from the hardware he put on my car caused my rotors to turn blue in the back basically giving my rotors hot spots. I tried to express frustration as i was stuck on the side of the road for THREE hours and there only resolution was to 1.bring my vehicle back in and they can take the hardware off and I can go on my way with faulty brakes or 2. I can bring the car back in for them to fix a pin on my back left side that was seized and replace my right back caliper. Hardware for brake pads have nothing to do with my rotors as that is how they states they gauged what hardware to buy, it goes based on my caliper and brake pads because the hardware has to fit my caliper (which it didn't) and fit the brake pads which it also did not causing Farris to have to shave my brake pads to get them to fit. Overall, zayne, Jack, and farris tried to shift blame from the fact they damaged my car by causing my brakes to seize against my rotors clamping them causing extreme heat / friction as my car did not smoke before i came in driving it with the ONE seized pin on my left and me needing to replace my right caliper. Then when I asked they stated "well it's smoking because you have a seized pin on your left rear" and I said "ok it is smoking bilaterally in my rear" and then they responded "oh well there's a caliper that needs to be replaced" and i said ok but they did not smoke or give my issues as i was replacing them. I would not recommend taking your car hear as they are super shady and condescending, they tried to make the situation smaller than what it was and speak to me like I was incompetent because I am a woman. I know about cars and I know my car . Human errors occur but when there is a lack of accountability for said error that's when issues arise because my caliper and seized pin would not have caused my car to smoke and have my rotors on FIRE. My brake pads were damaged and you could see spots where my brake pad clamped onto my rotor from whatever hardware they installed causing it to be stuck at the bottom and loose on the top in there hardware. So they reached out stating they put the right hardware on my car and that different brakes don't take a specific hardware which is a lie all brake pads are different depending on your car, brake pads, and size of your calipers. Don't take your car here

From the owner: Quality auto repair and tires at an affordable price!read more

When you own an old car, you'd better know a good mechanic…read more Being the new owner of a Toyota Tercel, 1987 edition I needed a few things on a regular basis. Oil changes, brake jobs and the occasional major repair. I discovered that my wheel bearing on the left side had gone wonky. Being that I had the car for a month and needed my job, I looked all over Toledo for a mechanic who was both competent and cheap. Sometimes the two go together, and sometimes the gulf between them is the distance between Earth and Pluto. Not in this case. I was in charge of the cab's maintenance. I would find a good shop and the boss would cut me a check for the bill, or usually reimburse me for what I had spent. Kyles became the shop of choice simply because he did great work, got the cab back on the road in a timely manner, and didn't overcharge simply because I had a cab. So I figured if he could do for the cab, he could do for my car. I brought the Doodlebug in and was told that I would be better off junking it. I retorted it was a Toyota with only 118,000 miles on it.. Hardly a used car since a similar version belonging to my friend Steve had attained 989,000 miles and the only reason he got rid of his was because the body fell off the chassis. I intended to eclipse that. I told them money was no object and to fix it. Long story short, 3 days later it was running again like a new car and my wallet was lighter by only 600 dollars. Instead of replacing the bearing they had to replace the whole rear end, which was a bonus for me. My car ran great and I used it for many more years beyond that. The car has been retired because it threw a rod in a fit of pique, but I will always take my cars to Kyles simply because he is one guy who is a decent mechanic, and will never overcharge you.

Took my car to Ramon's Automotive when my normal mechanic was too busy to fit me in. Needed routine…read moremaintenance and some cleanup. The owner, presumably Ramon, struck me a 'slick an sleazy'. Tried to sell me things I didn't need before the car was ever looked at. Was supposed to do testing and didn't do it. Just sprayed on lubricant and never even took anything apart. Charged me for something I could have done with product from Autozone. The car ended up breaking down and having to go to another mechanic 2 days after being here. The bolts were still rusted into place, so I KNOW he did nothing under the hood but spray some product on parts. Acted surprised when I wasn't paying cash and muttered "I wish I would have known" like he's cooking his books. Avoid this place. If the owner is there he will rip you off.

After 2 cars, in which dealerships had sold me junk cars, Gary's was always transparent, honest,…read moreand serious. They would never sell you something you didn't need, and they take spending your money seriously. Dave treats and explains everything to you like you're family. I recommend Gary's Auto to everyone because they're one of the few shops you can actually trust. From simple oil changes to critical engine failures, Gary's has made every car issue less stressful.

This gentleman was honest, fair, and quick, provided great service and was friendly. Its hard to…read morebelieve they work on cars in the garage... it's so clean! They made my life a lot easier and a lot less stressful.

These guys were great. I was trying to squeeze every last bit out of my failing alternator, but my…read moretruck broke down on my way to work. I was about a mile away from Tuffy and when I called them, they offered to come jump me and get me to the shop for free. They made sure it was the alternator, quoted me a fair price and got it done in just a couple of hours. I was able to pick up my truck on my lunch break. While I hope my truck stays strong, when it needs work I'll take it here.

I walked in after 10 am for an oil change on a Saturday and noticed there was only one worker. He…read moredid come in to greet me and warned it may be an hour before he could start on me and I told him it was fine. About 30 minutes later more workers came in and one of them walked up to me and asked for my key. There was no discussion of what type of oil change (ex. synthetic, etc) or pricing. Approximately 10 minutes later he asked for all my info (name, address, phone#, email) and gave a price-indicating they were finished with the oil change. I asked if the Yelp check-in coupon could be used, but he stated they already changed the oil with all synthetic and the coupon was for half-and-half. I didn't feel he was being rude in any way, I just wish there was more dialog and that I had a choice. Overall, it was a decent straight-no chaser experience.