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    C & J's Complete Auto

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    Services - C & J's Complete Auto

    Auto steering and suspension repair

    Routine automotive maintenance

    Bumper repair

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    Ramon's Automotive

    Ramon's Automotive

    (3 reviews)

    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.

    C & J's Complete Auto - tires - Updated July 2026

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