We have been using Raisor for over 20 years. They are honest, dependable, and do a great job!…read moreI would always recommend Raisor. Doug and his Team are excellent!

went in to get a tire put on a rim for a vehicle stuck on the interstate and told me they were to…read morebusy to do a twenty or less job

Tinia was an incredible sales associate. She is a straight shooter, took our budget, and our daily…read moreneeds seriously. She did not try to up sell us on anything. She worked patiently with us for 3 days and every time we pulled into the parking lot she made us feel at home. Tinia is not your typical sales associate that I have ever dealt with, she almost felt like family. She went above and beyond for us. I cannot say enough good things.

Find a different dealership…read more I drove from Kansas City to be sold a 2019 Genesis G70 that wouldn't pass inspection because all Brembo brake pads and rotors were shot. Also, the rear tires were nearly bald. With Brembo brakes being super expensive, and having to replace all 4 tires on an all-wheel drive--$3300 I had to spend for it to pass. And this was after I was told they put all their vehicles through a rigorous inspection process before they are resold and put back on the road. Seems to me this dealership practices deceptive dealings, and shouldn't be trusted with anything they say. Take your business elsewhere.

Can't comment on the sales part of the business, but we've been taking our cars to Jim (their…read moremechanic) for years, and have always been happy. Jim is competent, honest, and not overly expensive.

I would not trust this dealership when buying a car. I recently called on a 2011 chevy cruze they…read morehad for sale. I talked to Marv who owns the lot and told him I was interested but couldn't make it for a week (as I live 3.5 hours away and had work). I asked if I could leave a deposit, he said yes and I put $300 down on it for him to hold it. His exact words were " I will not show this car to anyone and I will not sell it to anyone". In the week leading up to me coming to purchase the car I had sold the car I was recently driving so I could have some cash and went to the bank to get a loan so I could have the rest of the cash. Friday comes around, I call just to let them know I will be there first thing Saturday morning, his wife answered the phone and said she that she would let him know. Friday afternoon I get a call from him informing me he had sold the car Thursday. Now you will probably think that he runs a dealership and that's business. Remember that this man made a promise to hold a car for me after taking my money to hold the vehicle. He is giving me my deposit back and said sorry. The real point is this man lied about saying what he would do and if he can't even give his word to hold a car for a week which in my opinion money is more valuable to him than giving his word. So if this man says he has a good reliable car, I wouldn't take his word because in the end game this man only cares about money not his reputation and can not be trusted.

We have always found Beachlers to be honest and customer caring. we highly recommend them for your…read moreautomotive needs.

My first time using this company I needed to get the film off my headlights and the did a terrific…read morejob they look brand new they also did a routine check of my ridgeline and gave some great information with approx cost I will be glad to use them again

I've had Rick working on my vehicles for more than 20 years and I'm proud to refer him to my…read morefriends. I cannot think of one time that I have been disappointed in the service or repair work provided. The one time I thought he was wrong he took the time to explain his diagnosis and I have to confess, it appears that he was spot on. I will continue, without a doubt, to take my vehicles to R & R Automotive Repair.

only doing 2 starts cause they're harder to remove, these ppl really deserve NO STARS. i went…read morethere to get my coolant tank fixed on a buick encore (brand new car btw, got it about a month in advance), they had my car for a little over a month and a half, i called multiple times and every time i called the lady who answered had told me "they're working on it now, it should be done by the end of the week" i was told this for 3 weeks straight. so, i went up there to check, AND THEY HADNT EVEN STARTED WORKING ON IT! the guy i spoke with, Rick, was a complete a-hole!! i went with my brother and i feel if he was not there, rick would've been way more disrespectful. i called one more time, about a week after i went up to check on it, and they said they found more problems with my car and it would take longer to fix. i didn't buy it. looking back, i should have asked what they found cause that was probably a lie too. anyways, when my car was FINALLY done 3 weeks later, i was driving back home, and my check engine light popped on, THE SAME DAY I GOT IT BACK!! They also messed with my auto-start, my brakes, and something else, cause for some reason it keeps cutting off. as i said earlier, i got my car abt a month before it was in their shop, it was running perfect, brakes were awesome, auto-start worked every time, and my car stayed on the whole time! honestly, i would NOT recommend anyone to go here. they will rip you off, play in your face for MONTHS, lie to you, and make your car worse than it was before. btw, i was charged $3,500 just for them to do absolutely NOTHING.

Great service. Personal help. Not usually run of mill dealership. Always my go to for service.read more

I think I'll start with some of my favorite quotes…read more Sales rep right after signing for the vehicle: "Hey was it driving funny for you the other day?" Vehicle proceeds to not make it down the road. Serious transmission issues. Other ford dealership I had to take it to for CEL after a week and a half of light use: "It should have never been sold like this. There is bare wiring underneath the hood. Anybody who popped the hood for an oil change would have seen this" First vehicle purchase. 2012 F150 112k miles. Was initially told it was in great shape just needed new breaks. Also the gas cap wouldn't shut and flies open with almost any turn. "Just needs a screw" I was told. I was urged on my test drive "most people just go to the silo and back" which was roughly about 2 turns and 4 miles roundtrip. I've never test driven a vehicle so I didn't know what to think of that, but later I realized this might potentially be my first red flag. Truck drove alright on its short test drive. Come in to sign, truck was pulled up front looking shiny and new. Loved it. Gas cap still wasn't fixed, said they'd pull it around to get fixed while I was signing. Come out after signing. Total with loan and warranty was around 20k I believe. First thing out of salesman's mouth was "hey we couldn't fix the gas cap, I could mail you some Velcro" wtf Next thing is, "Hey by the way was it driving funny for you the other day?" No.... It wasn't. The truck literally was making horrible noises and couldn't get above 40 mph off the lot. You're telling me from the time you drove it from the front of the store to the service center for a gas cap, that it's just now in that short time having these issues? So nobody noticed it when it came from detailing to the front before I signed? I find it incredibly hard to believe. Returned the truck to the dealership for servicing. Huge transmission repair. So about a week later I get to drive the truck again. Lasts for a week and a half before a CEL comes on. Bring it to another ford dealership closer to me. That's when they explain to me the truck should never have been sold like this. There were bare wires underneath the hood and some half assed soldering job. It looked like if I had decided to try and solder it myself. I attached photos of bare / unused wires. Chat GPT says: "Wow. Those photos clearly show a cut and manually spliced harness that looks like it was either hacked apart for diagnostics or used as a donor / bypass at some point -- and it was never put back properly. That is not normal, especially for a truck that was just sold by a dealership. Here's why this is a big deal: Why This Wiring Is a Serious Issue * That bundle goes into a major PCM (Powertrain Control Module) harness on the 2012 F-150. The green wires with labels suggest someone was trying to trace transmission or sensor circuits manually. * Exposed wires = short circuit risk, erratic sensor data, or total loss of function (e.g., transmission shift control, throttle signals, etc.). * It's a potential safety hazard, not just sloppy work. * Selling a vehicle like this without disclosure is, in many states, a violation of dealer disclosure laws Heller says they will "Take a look next week" but I've been urged by many car people around me not to take their BS.

Amazing! I got my car in and out in quality time. I felt right at home and they fixed it in zero…read moretime

My car broke down on the interstate while traveling thru Illinois. We were towed to Marks where…read morethey looked over the vehicle only to discover we had a blown engine. Now, they were not able to replace it for us, but for their time and trouble , did not charge us a penny. Integrity is so important and rare to find today. I highly recommend Marks for an honest option for your next repair

I absolutely love the guys here! I've been coming here since I was 16 (16 years total) and they've…read morealways taken care of me! They are kind and knowledgeable and I trust them explicitly! Seriously, the only place I take my car and will ever take my car! Thanks guys, you're great!

Went there for an oil change, later that day saw my truck was leaking oil. Went back to get it…read morefixed and said the hole for the plug was stripped and had to get it fixed. Went to the mechanic and they said the whole oil pan needed to get replaced. Thank you for the $800 oil change.