I've been going to Accurate Auto for many years. As soon as my cars' warranty expires, I go to…read moreLoren. I trust them completely. They are competitively priced and totally honest. They've often told me I don't need something I'm convinced I do. I will continue going there as long as I can.

As a younger female college student that has always been taught to be wary of mechanics, I took a…read morejump on this locally owned business. I am pleasantly surprised by the amazing service that Loren and Bryan have provided me with and I'll be going back as long as I am here. They take great pride in their work and don't mind explaining things to someone who doesn't know anything about cars beyond how to change a battery and put on a spare tire. I've never had a problem with their prices or their service (customer or behind the scenes) and I trust them to be honest and tell me what I need and what problems may arise in the future. If you want people that will respect you and show you honesty, these brothers are your guys.

This place was great, got the repairs done way faster than I thought it would take. Told me…read moreeverything my car needed but the guy was honest enough to tell me what things are more important and what could wait a little bit. Have payment plans if needed and even though nothing is cheap on cars these days I found that this place has better prices than most shop and still warranty everything they do. This is the only shop my family uses and trust.

Still a great and honest repair shop. See my prior review they give great estimates and are good…read morepeople. Sometimes I can't afford all the required or recommended repairs, and they are cool. They often send emails or mailers with discount coupons. Also military discounts. Mechanics do cost money, so take care of your vehicle with regular maintenance.

What a refreshing and terrific find in honesty and complete work. After repairing an exhaust leak,…read morethese technicians went even further in finding that I had an additional problem found through their computer's scan. Up front and perfect as I was able to get it resolved apart from thier business' purview. Many thanks to those Super Pro's!

I went in to Ramon's because my Dad has been doing business with them for over 20 years. I wanted…read moreto get new Struts and Shocks for my 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee 80th Anniversary. Bryan working the counter quoted me about $1200 for the parts to be ordered and for labor. He said that I had shocks all the way around the Jeep. I said ok. I left a $600 deposit to have the parts ordered. When I came home, I doubled checked my research and noticed that I did in fact need Struts in the front of the Jeep and Shocks in the rear. I call back and spoke to Hiram, owners son. Told him what happened and when he looked into it advised me that the Bryan gave me prices on a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Mind you the"Kid" never ran my VIN or even my license plate. After Hiram, ran my plate, he stated that he would not UP CHARGE me on parts but would leave the labor cost as is, making the total about $1300-1400. I was fine with that. Two days later I drop off my Jeep to have the work done. They had the Jeep the WHOLE day and told me it would be ready by 4:45pm. I go in. Speak with Denise and she can not find my key. Bryan walks in and starts off with "Did Hiram call you"? After that I knew something was wrong. He stated that they could not do the REAR SHOCKS because they didn't know the Jeep used a certain shocks. He told me that the new shocks were $500 each not including labor. They did not find this out until after the Jeep was on the lift (30 minutes before me arriving). Keep in mind I got no call about this issue and had spoke to Hiram twice before picking up my Jeep. I know for a fact that they were not trying to eat the cost of a mistake that was made by their employee. The VIN was never ran nor was the License Plate. How are you working on vehicles and NOT KNOW what parts are needed for those vehicles. I doubt I will hear back from them and that's ok. I will never go back to Ramons again. And just for peace of mind.... This is the 1st review I have ever posted. Do your research. Check their work. If you don't feel right about it. Say something. Don't pay for someone else's mistake or lack of training.

trusted was prompt, courteous professional would recommend him or the shop he works at to anyone…read more It was an excellent experience.

Very good service and working done in a timely manner I…read morehighly recommend Grant Road Auto Service

Best auto repair shop I've ever used. If you love your G or Infiniti product, Frank is the…read moreconsummate mechanic for your treasure. Never had problems they couldn't resolve. Friendly and clean and expert. There is no other place in Tucson to go, so stop hunting!

Keeping this brief... Left my car there all day for what…read moreshould have been 2 minor repairs. Instead I got a laundry list amounting to $2200 dollars of "recommended preventative maintenance", and excuses on why they couldn't make the repairs - both of which weren't complicated. Took my car to a small shop and both fixes were done without a phone call or text message saying "we can't figure this out." Primarily Japanese Auto should change their name to Primarily Can't Fix Anything. Total 100% rip off, unless you're fine getting your time and money wasted. Two stars because the service member seemed mildly apologetic.

Cruz was amazing he was so he honest explain what we needed done walking us through everything I…read morerecommend to all family friends

Sooters was recommended as being a shop that didn't gauge. I'm from out of town and I think they…read moretook advantage because of that with their pricing. They charged $160 for a diagnostic which would be fine except I gave them the report from AutoZone who had run a diagnostic hours prior. And typically when you do the work, a garage will then credit that diagnostic fee to the work being done. They charged $604 total after I protested about the spark plug parts cost. Originally they wanted $200 for the spark plugs part. After protesting, they charged $176 for the Spark Plugs (parts) alone. $240 for the labor and $160 to diagnose something that was already diagnosed. When I told them the max fee for spark plus is $50, (I'm ok with companies marking-up costs but not at over 240%), they gave me $40 off. Still an astronomic cost for changing spark plugs, especially in Tucson. They did give me my car back in 1 day though, which I appreciated.

We are visiting from out of state. My engine began revving erratically. I did a quick search for…read morenearby auto repair and found Griffith Automotive. They were able to diagnose the emissions system problem, repair it, and get us back on the road in under 2 hours. The bill was very reasonable and their waiting room was comfortable. If I were a Tucson resident, this would be my "go-to" auto repair shop.

Went in for a fuel system code and they fixed it pronto. I was thinking it would be a horrible…read morebill as the Jeep dealership warned me but they were wrong. I'm so happy with significantly less cost for an injector replacement. I went here because of an ad on the radio. Now I am looking at the reviews and there is no way these are legit. Sadly, the lefties in this town will try and destroy a business because of politics and judge someone on race and politics. As it turns out, I had been a loyal customer of a previous shop they ran almost 20 years ago and loved that one too. I did my research back then too! Shame on those who write reviews to hurt a good business!

POOR COMMUNICATION, WRONG CAR, AND UNFINISHED WORK. Garner Automotive was recommended to me for…read moresome work. I made an appointment by phone in advance and dropped off my car in person for a quote on replacing 2 struts and for an oil leak dye test. I spoke with J. in the front office and I noticed he had the wrong car notes for my vehicle. I pointed this out and then we spoke for 10 minutes about the details of my car and what I brought it in for. I went over ongoing work on the car and told him specifically what has been or is already being done with the vehicle including the battery and valve gasket. I was assured that J. would check in my car and note the account for me, no call in required. Unfortunately, after 3 days when I was finally able to reach someone at the garage over the phone they sent me an email quoting me for another car's maintenance including work I did not request and work I specifically mentioned had already been done on my car. When I called them to correct the issue they were very hesitant to send me a fixed quote and were unable to answer simple questions about my car. The new quote included what I wanted but only had the information I had given when checking in the car with no additional information or a report of an oil leak test. I went in person to get to the bottom of what was happening and at this point they had my car for 1 week. The man at the front desk was incredibly defensive and aggressive about the situation, admitting he had written the wrong notes and that a oil check as I requested had not been performed because of the work that is still being done to the car as of when I brought it in. The state of the car and what I needed was made clear when I dropped it off and it had not been communicated that there was an issue. At this point, a number of things were said that I found worrying: "I would have charged you more had I known you wouldn't do more work with us," "it's an old car no point looking past the first issue," "we do not take pictures of our work at any stage," "we do not do written notes," and I was also questioned on why anyone would use more than one mechanic ever as if people do not move or have different types of vehicles at the very least. As the front desk man had caused some of the communication issues, I understand the defensiveness, but there was clear intimidation in the attitude and then after a long time a second man came in just to silently loom behind him the rest of the time, never contributing to the conversation and also unable to answer any of my simple questions about the vehicle. Very unfriendly and I am very unhappy with this experience so far. To be clear the quote for 2 front strut replacements was about $1450.00 on an older Toyota, and I decided to not do this work with them firstly because of the poor communication and note keeping this time. Secondly, they charge more than 2x market price for parts. The oil leak dye check has still not been performed but after much hem-hawing I was assured that I can bring my car in this next two weeks to do it, but was also told that it may take them several weeks to complete an oil leak test, which was not completed the first week they had the car. This is no regular timeframe. Who can wait over three weeks for just an oil leak test? Cost: $140. They said they "price similarly our neighbor, Borst Automotive, perhaps coming out a few dollars cheaper." Due to the unprofessionalism and poor state of vehicle on pick up inspection no longer comfortable doing business with Garner.

I had an appointment with Garner this Monday but when I called to confirm the week before my…read moreappointment Ryan told me "why don't you just take it somewhere else." So I did, and left a review stating as much. Then Ryan, the front desk manager, messaged me from the owner's email telling me he didn't like my review and wouldn't help me as a result. My review was neither defamatory or exaggerated, just that they told me to go somewhere else after I made an appointment. I had already called him and told him I was disheartened by his poor service and canceled my appointment so the email was unnecessary and completely petty, lending credibility to the notion that his initial refute was just as petulant. What a shame the owner would let his reputation suffer over something so stupid.