Not a fan of car shopping...but it was really time to replace my 18 year old car. Kline Volvo had a…read morevehicle on their website and I felt was exactly what I wanted. I contacted the dealer from their site and they had a salesman contact me right away to set up a time. While you expect that part to be easy, I really got good vibes from Nate. He was not pushy and asked great questions...and was patiently waiting for us with the car warmed up and ready to go on the crappiest weather day ever. The entire process was friendly and low key. They were even upbeat about the 18 year old heap we were hoping to trade in. I was sure we would get some groans about that. Trade in was fair and easy. The paperwork portion was streamlined, clearly explained and as easy as it gets. The finance person was delightful as well. The people were all very polished as you'd expect at an upscale dealer; however, their genuine kindness was truly appreciated. My hubby even stayed calm and was in a great mood all the way home. That alone was mind blowing. I have had a few questions and have been very pleased with the quick response from Nate. Always a treat to have a new car, especially when you are happy with the dealer you are going to be working with for a loooong time. When Nate welcomed us to the Kline Volvo family I actually got choked up. Our experience was as good as it gets!

The staff are helpful and they know what they are talking about, good pricing, they are willing to…read morematch their competitors,

When you go on line advance always has 20 or 25 percent discounts for online purchases, that's a…read morenice savings, picked up some front wheel bearing hubs from Amazon junk in a month,picked up moog from here awesome, just picked up a new battery,now in January, also got 25 percent off that . And it is good quality, staff is nice and helpful.

Great place to get your vehicle serviced. It's my main go to for anything related to my tires. I…read morewas there today for my alignment and tire rotation. I bought a lifetime package when I purchased my tires and it's a great deal. I go every 6 months and pay nothing! This location is great but I wish they would have a better setup for those who want to work on their laptop (work remotely) while you wait for service. Otherwise the team is great here. Also please make an appointment too! There is some construction going on but otherwise it's pretty quiet on this corner.

Lance was out today but Kain and Bobbie helped me sort out a scheduled brake check. Turned out to…read morebe tire related and I can get those replaced under warranty. Bobbie took extra time to help me get the most out of my almost 200k car with some tips on care and maintenance. This shop is the best I've found. I completely trust the people I've interacted with and have enjoyed my conversations while I wait. Lance, you need to get the lobby redecorated. Maybe bring some birdhouses in for visual interest. Two thumbs up.

This place is shady and a total rip off! It cost over $900 to repair my vehicle after they "fixed"…read moreit. They showed zero concern that the vehicle wasn't operating right and wasn't even safe to drive after they "fixed" it. Their response after I told them that smoke was coming from tires and I could smell something burning was, " you should probably have that looked at." I didn't feel comfortable taking it back there so I caved and brought it to the dealership where they walked my father (who used to be a mechanic) and I through all the repairs. Good year hadn't even replaced some of the parts they said they had replaced.

I've had reasonably good service here in the past. I've used them to install Tire Rack tires and I…read moreappreciate that they provide this service. However, it would appear that the last time i was in, they failed to put my VW wheel lock and lug nut cover key back in the car so I'm stuck. $40 for the local VW dealer to remove and replace with non locking lug nuts (so this doesn't happen again).

Twin Cities Auto Glass replaced a windshield on a 2025 Toyota Camry and repaired a chip on a 2023…read moreNissan Rogue. I appreciated that they came to us: one in Blaine and one in Roseville. They were quick to take action, responsive, and easy to communicate with, and they finished both vehicles the same day. The work was high-quality and the team was professional and friendly throughout. They made everything easy, and I highly recommend them.

Twin Cities Auto Glass had been my families go to for glass repair for years. The technicians are…read morefriendly, clean and know their job well. They billed my insurance company directly and came to my work address to fix. Outstanding windshield repair every time without exception. Thank you TCAG!

I brought my car in a couple months ago because the temperature gauge on my car was spiking while…read moreit was warming up. Ed got me in the next day and said it wasn't the thermostat, like I thought, but replaced a belt and the water pump and did a radiator flush. It cost over $600 They didn't fix the issue, it was a temporary fix. I brought it back in yesterday. I had called earlier in the day and told them that the problem was happening again. Ed told me to bring it in. I said I would drop it off at 4. I dropped the car off at 4 and Ed glared at me. I said I had an appointment. He said, "the hell you do". I said I'd called earlier in the day. He grumpily looked through the system. He said they'd look at it and call me. He called 10 minutes later and said it was the radiator and that it would be $530 and they'd call me the next day and it would be done. It says they're open until 4, but they are now closed. They did not call to say it would take longer or to expect a delay. If I'd known, I would have taken the car seat out of the car. It is my daughter's birthday tomorrow and I have no transportation. I have no way to get to work in the morning. I am appalled at the treatment I received. I will never bring my car back here.

"Pity be the single lady who walketh into the mechanic shop alone." We've all heard the old adage,…read morebut I never truly believed it until today. I mean, this is Minnesota, the land of tater tot hotdish and 10,000 mosquito-infested lakes and honest, hardworking mechanics who would never dare lie to you to turn a profit, right? Eh... not so much. Backstory: my brakes had been screeching for a couple weeks. Not being a complete mouth-breathing moron, and understanding how to perform a basic Google search, I quickly figured out that my brake pads probably needed replacing. Easy fix, right? I scheduled an appointment at this Meineke, simply because I found a "50% off brake pads" coupon online. 50% off! Hoo boy! I brought my car in to the shop at 8:30am as requested. The mechanic was friendly enough -- said they'd take a gander at it, and let me know how much it would cost. He then disappeared into the shop, and I busied myself with reading celebrity trash magazines until he reappeared 20 minutes later with some bad news: Not only did I need new brake pads, but the specific style of my car required four hours of labor to put them on. (For the record, I drive a Hyundai Accent, not a DeLorean.) To add insult to injury, he told me that I had copious amounts of brake fluid leaking from my rear cylinders. "If you let this go unfixed," he said with stern eyes, "your brake lines will seize up, your brake pedal will hit the floor, you won't be able to stop, and you will go careening off a bridge into the Mississippi River at 90 miles per hour, ensuring your certain death." (That's what I heard, anyway.) From his tone of voice, I might as well have had bloody spinal fluid leaking from my ass. THIS. WAS. SERIOUS. I asked for an estimate, and he printed one out for me -- $600 worth of labor, and over $300 in parts. And that was with the 50% off. And that, quite literally, would have been all the money I had in the world. After bawling my eyes out for approximately 3 minutes, I composed myself and told him I needed to get a second opinion. "Okay," he said, in that displeased tone your mother probably uses when you bring home a guy with neck tattoos and a 4-gauge septum piercing. "It's your car." And this, friends, was my moment of salvation. Because when my regular mechanic hoisted my car up on his lift and took off my tires, he showed me: there were no leaks to be found. My brake lines were not minutes away from exploding. My cylinders were perfectly intact, my brake fluid levels were full, and the only thing I needed were two new brake pads in the front. Total cost including labor? $90. Approximately a tenth of what I would have paid at Meineke. And presto, my car runs like a wet dream once more. In summary: Suck it, Meineke. I may wear high heels and red lipstick and not know shit about cars, but I'm smart enough to get a second opinion. (Check out my profile for a review of the wonderful independent service shop that saved my ass.)

Ken's had done all of our auto repair work for 6 years now and we couldn't be more pleased with the…read morequality and attention to detail.

I brought my car in for a front wheel alignment because the front tires have excess wear from…read moreinside. After dropping off, Ken called and said I need to have four wheels all aligned. So I told him to go ahead and do it. After I pick up my car, the steering wheel is pulling to the right. So I called and took it to them. After about an hour or so, Ken called and told me that he switched the tires and now it is lulling to the left. He told me it's the tire problem. So I took the car back and find it is still pulling the same way. I was talking about steering wheel pulling to the right, he was talking about wheels pulling to the left. I told him it is still pulling the same as before, but he refuses to honor his work. I would be cautious bring vehicles for him to service. They will first up selling you un-necessary service, and don't honor their work.