The owner and mechanics there are amazing people. Did a great job with awesome quality and value.read more

Shout out to Landmark Automotive. We took our car in for scheduled service and instead of upselling…read moreus things we didn't need they didn't do things we didn't need. It is refreshing to find honest people in business. Add one more loyal customer.

This shop was taken over as an expansion of a Toyota shop down the hill. Molly the receptionist is…read moreawesome. Mason the owners son seems to be good young man. Scott the owner is a hot head that yells and hides behind he is "looking out for his work crew". SITUATION: Took my 16 year old daughter's Toyota Highlander there for a new timing belt and new water pump. Checked the car in just fine, said hello to Mason (he's one of the mechanics there as well as the owners son) and left. Touched base with Molly around lunch to check progress as we were determining whether we would need to drive her to work. Molly said that the techs were out to lunch but she knew they had questions they needed answered presumably by Scott the owner. That was a little unnerving as I know changing a timing belt surely isn't just an oil change but it's also not a major motor rebuild. I said ok and we agreed to touch base a little later for an update. I called back later for the agreed update call. On that call I asked how was progress going and Molly stated it was going ok, that the "new guys" are working in it b/c Mason was busy with his own work. That put another doubt in my mind. My daughter hasn't had her license very long and with all the recent and continuous wrecks (some with fatalities) I wanted reassurance that I had qualified folks working on her car. I don't have lengthy experience with this shop. I can just imagine something going wrong and the motor dying, her loosing power steering, loosing most of her breaks and possibly not finding a place to pull off the road. Thats why I needed reassurance. I tried to approach this conversation as a dad asking safety questions. Molly said Scott the owner was there and she put me in hold while she went and got him. Mason the son picked up instead and tried to reassure me that he did have input and was overseeing the "New Guys". I asked if the "New guys" were just guys they hired off the street, if they had any training certifications, reiterated what Molly said about Mason "that he had his own projects" and that the "New Guys" were working on it. He told me that he did. I said ok because I didn't just want some Homeboys working on this car without oversight. Mason and I put my fears at ease and we scheduled a pickup soon. Within minutes Scott the owner called me back, started confronting me over and over about how he was the end all be all and that everything went through him. He only had faith in his warranty because everything had to clear his filter.., Ugh!!! OK Scott,, all good. Then he challenged me on my right to ask to get clarity on his service after the prompts that Molly gave me about "new guys", had to get "questions answered" about doing the job all the while raising his voice and talking over me to a point I had to say his name 5 or 6 times to even stop his tirade (while he was on speaker phone as I drove my daughter to work). He kept bringing up me using the word Homeboy as if it were a derogatory thing. If he would have been on the call that I had with his son he might have had better context. I asked if the new guys were just guys coming off the streets like any old homeboy or did they have any automobile mechanic training. How was I to know. I was just told new guys that needed questions answered and that Mason was busy on his own work. I don't think I've ever had someone treat me so disrespectfully. This was not about protecting his work crew. This was about him trying to "win" a conversation (with volume). I had every right to visit with him to be reassured of my daughter's safety. This guy was a loose cannon toward me. I've lived up the hill for 35 years and always try to reward local companies. I actually told Molly when I picked up the car (while someone was peaking out the curtains like a child) that I'd like to clear the air with Scott. She said he already left. I gave him an option (through a message to Molly) to call me to clear the air (again) today , the next day. Of course nothing. This guys an ass, too bad bc people around him look to different. I don't deal well well with Power Trippers! I would avoid Scott and this shop like the plague. There are too many choices up the hill now.

Megan and Joe are great! they saved me in 2020 when my 25y/o LX450 (Fancy Landcruiser) sprung a…read moreleak. They had me patched up within 2 days. I go here everytime I need anything and I'm in the area. great place, professional, and best place for all your Toyota vehicles!

Mike and his team have done a lot of work for me over the past 2 years. From tires to AC, oil…read morechanges, spark plugs, struts and more. Always fair priced, honest, good communication, and flexible. Great to work with and would recommend 100%.

Update (10-7-15): After exchanging emails back and forth…read moreMike stated that after reviewing the charge of a fuel pump replacement he stated that he would refund me $200.00 (he showed me pump prices are all over the place). I admire Mikes investigation and the fact that he was looking so hard into this issue to get it resolved. I can only go by what I am told and read intently on what Mike wrote. He is a very honorable business owner and if my vehicle breaks down again, I would recommend going back to him and working with him direct

Big O tires in Conifer has really stepped up their service! I've been in the area since 2000 and…read morehave seen it go through a number of changes of ownership and management over the years, and am really impressed with them now. Brooke and her team always go above and beyond with top-notch service, even when I don't have an appointment. Highly recommend!

Don't bring your Tesla or Rivian here. They don't have low-profile jacks and will lift the Tesla…read morewith a flat lift that will damage your plastic trim and may damage the battery. They have no lifting pucks for Rivians and said they would just use a flat rubber puck directly on the plastic trim or the battery to lift it. When I said they can't do that they didn't seem too concerned or cared. This is absolutely unacceptable.

Trustworthy, honest, reasonable. Can fix problems other Subaru mechanics can't. Worth the drive to…read moreget professional Subaru mechanics.

They don't typically service Jeeps but my Jeep door wouldn't shut because the locking mechanism…read morewasn't working. I called them and they agreed to see what was going on. Husband took the Jeep over. They got the door closed and told him how to fix the issue for free. They could have easily charged us, but did not. Will definitely go there again.

Been there several times with good results. Latest was a Volvo with what I suspected was a pretty…read morebad oil leak. Took it in without an appointment and the kind lady who runs it let me explain my issues and if they could look over the car and see if was as severe as I though. Tech didnt just drain and replace oil but measured how much was in the case and showed me a rather nasty leak on the oil heat exchanger. We determined that if the oil was filled it would be safe to go down the hill to get it repaired as it was beyond the scope of what they do. Another tech came out and gave me the name of a Volvo specialist in Denver that he assured me would provide excellent services. I called Baker Garage and they immediately got me an appointment to get it sorted out. Super nice and knowledgeable people .... I recomment this shop there a quality outfit

Have had numerous maintenance services performed on our car and truck at Mobil 1 over the last few…read moreyears and have always found them to be professional, courteous and timely. They treat me like a neighbor and go above and beyond expectations every visit. Would not hesitate to recommend them!

I first went to Sid's after another mechanic told me I would need to spend ~$650 on new brakes,…read morestruts, etc... The people at Sid's took care of me. The previous mechanic had over reacted, the rotors could be turned, but yes I did need new struts...total cost ~$250. Since then, I always try to make it back to Sid's. Today reminded me why. I was getting a busy signal at Sid's and was in a hurry to make an appointment for my brakes to be checked again...so I called another mechanic. Who proceeded to lecture me on all the things that could be wrong, tell me how busy they were so couldn't guarentee a time, and more or less talked down to me. Once I had hung up with them, I called Sid's again. They told me the likely problem, the approximate time for repair, and to go ahead and come in this afternoon.

We love Sid's! We've been coming here for almost 20 years without a complaint!read more