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    Colorado Ignition Interlock

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    Autosport Werks

    Autosport Werks

    (43 reviews)

    Finding a reliable mechanic is a real pain. For every review saying a shop is fair, trustworthy,…read moreand high quality you'll have another that says it was the worst experience ever. So far, Autosport Werks has given me confidence in their team, but time will be the true test. I brought my 2016 VW Tiguan in for an oil leak which turned out to be many oil leaks and and a couple of knock-on issues. The repair job was very expensive, but my comparison shopping told me their price wasn't terribly far off from what I could expect elsewhere. In the few weeks since that work was done my windshield washer pump has gone out, which does make me a touch suspicious, but given how old the car is I guess I can't be too shocked about random parts giving up the ghost. Their team has been very nice and patient with me and my many questions. They've been transparent, breaking down the quote for me when asked and making sure I understood what they'd found and what they were proposing to do to fix it. The piece that gave me the most assurance was that they offer a four year warranty on their repairs, which I can't imagine any shop would do if they were fly-by-night. So far, so good.

    I called Autosport Werks to verify their diagnostic pricing while comparing quotes from a few…read moreshops. Blaine answered the phone. From the start, he wasn't particularly friendly or helpful--seemed rushed, borderline annoyed, and kept pushing me to just bring the car in without answering basic questions about the part cost. After we hung up, I realized I wasn't sure if he said the diagnostic was $240 or $299, so I called back to clarify. This time, Blaine told me it was $240 for "about an hour." That felt vague, so I repeated it back to confirm--"So it's $240 for a little less than an hour?"--and suddenly his tone shifted. He got defensive and snapped, "I didn't say that, I don't know what you're trying to get at here." Instead of clarifying like any decent service advisor would, he made the conversation more tense than it needed to be. Eventually he confirmed, again, that it was $240 just to look at the vehicle--but the whole exchange left me confused and frustrated. What really stood out was the lack of professionalism. On the first call, he even started talking to another customer in person before our call had finished, like he couldn't be bothered to fully engage with my questions. I get that shops are busy, but that doesn't excuse poor communication or short-tempered responses. I had considered bringing my vehicle in, but after two calls with the same advisor and that kind of attitude, I've decided to take my business elsewhere. If you're expecting a professional, clear, and respectful experience, you may want to think twice

    Firestone Complete Auto Care

    Firestone Complete Auto Care

    (58 reviews)

    I had my appointment rescheduled twice, and then I was spoken down to before I even walked into the…read morefront door.

    Fair Manager, But Corporate Pricing and Communication Were Disappointing…read more I brought my 2018 F-150 to this Firestone for a misfire and some basic maintenance. The technician and manager were polite, and the manager genuinely tried to help -- he removed the diagnostic fee and gave me another $50 off when I questioned the pricing. I don't blame him personally; he was working within the constraints of a corporate system. However, the overall experience made it clear that Firestone's corporate pricing and processes are simply not in line with what I consider reasonable. They charged $35 per spark plug for OEM plugs that typically cost around $10-15 each. The ignition coil was also significantly marked up compared to retail prices. Even after the manager applied discounts, the total was still over $600 for spark plugs, one coil, and an oil change. I also asked them to replace the coil boots while doing the spark plugs. They didn't do it and didn't let me know they weren't doing it. I only found out afterward. Not the end of the world, but it would have been nice to be notified, especially when the job requires taking everything apart anyway. The diagnostic process felt inconsistent as well -- at one point, I had to clarify the direction of the misfire diagnosis and ask them to test it under proper load conditions. While they did fix the misfire, the path to get there didn't inspire much confidence. Ultimately, while the manager was respectful and did what he could, the combination of inflated corporate pricing, incomplete communication, and the need for me to guide parts of the process makes it hard for me to recommend this location. I won't be returning, but I appreciate the manager's effort to help within the limits he had.

    Colorado Ignition Interlock - auto - Updated September 2026

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