Do not take your car here, this shop will half ass "fix" your car to get you out of their shop and…read morebreak 5 perfectly working things in the process and steal your shit. Go anywhere else and you'll be better off. I would give zero stars if I could. Don't ever take your car here. I had a wreck in a jeep wrangler last year, got hit on my driver side rear tire which broke my axel, brake caliper and caliper bracket and busted my tire and rim. I dropped off my jeep and they didn't even pay enough attention to realize the caliper or bracket were broken he only noticed and replaced the axel and tire/rim. I picked up my car (days after it was supposed to be done because of some screw up with not getting the tire/rim) and drove it home and replaced my brakes that day because he told me they needed to be replaced real soon, so I left the shop and drove my car 5 minutes to my house and replaced the brakes. After they were replaced i drove my car and noticed a squeaking coming from where I was hit and told them and they blamed the squeaking on my brakes being changed saying it was from the brakes. After multiple times of calling him and the other person's insurance since they were at fault (farms bureau) I told both of them several times (over several weeks) it's not from the brakes it's due to the wreck because it didn't do that before the wreck and it's not a brake noise (my boyfriend is a mechanic and was overlooking this whole situation and going with me to the shop everytime) after calling farms bureau and explaining the situation and telling them i was no longer comfortable having this man working on my car due to his lack of knowledge or the fact that he obviously didnt care to fix my car and asked to take it to a different shop and they pretty much told me that it's between me and him and that they don't care either and they won't cover any other shop. The guy from the shop then called me and asked if I was taking it to a different shop and I said I guess ill just have to deal with the squeaking since you won't fix it and insurance won't let me take it anywhere else and then he said to bring it in and he'll look at it and then that is when he finally paid enough attention to notice the brake caliper and caliper bracket were broken after my boyfriend had sat in the shop with him pointing out things that were wrong that he was just overlooking as perfectly fine. I took my car to this shop at least 3 or 4 times before he finally listened to us and saw the brake caliper and bracket were broken. The squeaking stopped for a couple months just to come right back 10x worse just in time for winter. Fast forward a few months once it's gotten warm enough again to be able to check out the car for the cause of the squeaking ourselves because at this point I'm done dealing with dumbasses I'd rather us just fix it ourselves. My boyfriend took off both rear tires to notice that my brake line on the driver side was hooked up wrong and had full tension on the brake line(very dangerous, if he didn't catch that my brakes could've failed and I could've potentially got hurt/killed) and the new brake caliper the shop had put on had a bad seal on the caliper/ connected the brake line to the caliper wrong so it had full tension on the brake line which I drove on for 8 months. So after my boyfriend fixed the shops fuck ups and hooked up my brake line correctly and fixed the bad seal on the caliper, magically there was zero squeaking or noise coming from my car anymore. So not only did they fuck up everything they possibly could have fucked up,  they put my life in danger and couldve potentially gotten me killed but they also were the cause for the squeaking they blamed on my brakes. After my car was fixed we also found out that my boyfriends step mom took her car to the same shop and had her speakers stolen out of her car and her car was pouring gasoline out onto the road. This is by far the worst shop I know about, you'd be better off working on your own car with zero knowledge and by the way the man that I was dealing with from the shop was about to retire and gloated how hes been doing this for 30+ years but didn't know shit and didn't even have the basic knowledge a mechanic should have or know how to correctly hook up a brake line.