Have had my car into Ace twice now for two different problems. They not only diagnosed the problem…read morebut got it fixed that day it was scheduled for at or below the estimated cost. Very friendly and knowledgeable technicians. Highly recommend.

My son had an engine light warning so Eric said to bring it by to run diagnostic and help…read moretroubleshoot the issue. Since my son is a college student and leaving for home for break didn't want to take any chances breaking down. He ran the diagnostic and narrowed down the problem. Good experience overall and trustworthy.

My son had some car issues a few times while attending Winona State. The local places recommended…read morewere always backed up for weeks so I gave them a shot. First, they are very friendly but not trying to sale something you don't need. They send a price quote via text. You look over the quote, except it and they get it done. It has always been great work, service and timeliness. My favorite part is when me or my son have picked up the car. The mechanic who worked on the car comes out and discusses the repairs and answers any questions.

I went in to get my window (that fell off its track) fixed, I've had to go for this one time before…read moreand it was a great experience! Super nice and helpful guy. This second time around however, I had come in with a previous diagnostic on what was really wrong with the windows and why this issue kept happening. I explained what the issue was and that I was just looking to get the window up before I go get it actually fixed. The guy (not the same one as before) disregarded everything I had said and recommended parts that I knew would not fix the issue entirely. Also couldn't get the window up like the other guy could the previous time. Paid $50 for them to not get the window up and to get an incorrect diagnosis on the issue. They are all very very nice people I was just confused as to why every time I told them what I knew was wrong (from another auto care specialist), I was completely disregarded.

As the father of a college co-ed miles from Winona, MN, it's always comforting when your daughter…read morehas confidence in the fairness and good manners of an auto service shop owner and his mechanics. Such a scenario played out this week as my daughter prepared to return to Chicago in my car she needed after Thanksgiving. I hope other parents will direct their college kids to Joe's Auto & Tire because I've heard horror stories about service stations "tooling" kids unfamiliar with service station prices.

Very unfortunate situation. I have brought my vehicles to this shop multiple times and felt they…read morewere trustworthy enough. I had an alignment done got my vehicle back it was still pulling to the right, after a few attempts finally got ahold of the manger, Jon, who assured me they would work with me to get it together. Went back in only to receive my vehicle and it's still the same. Jon left before my car was done so I couldn't speak with him, which sucks because the other front desk guy is not friendly and honestly is just rude, he definitely shouldn't be the one to deal with customers. I thought they'd do a diagnostics, take off the tires look at them, check the calipers...something! They tweaked the alignment again and said if I still didnt like it to bring it back pay $80+ and maybe they could find what's exactly the issue. Not cool. They prove that mechanics are not trustworthy, they literally only want your money. Just disappointing.

I always go to Maximum Mechanics to service my car, Max has consistently always addressed my car…read moreconcerns quickly and with care. He is thorough with his work, and if it is a more complex service that he cannot provide, he has great options and recommendations on where to go. He is also the most affordable mechanic that I've been serviced at, and just because the price is lower than most does not mean that the service is not just as good if not from what I have experienced better. I recommend him to all of my family and friends and really anybody who needs repair work or service. 10/10 from me! :)

I always turn to Maximum when I have an issue with my car, or if I just need routine maintenance. I…read moresave money, and I get a trustworthy and honest opinion on what's going on. The mechanic at Maximum is friendly and explains things in a way that makes sense. He's worked on both my Buick (gas gauge issue) and my Honda (oil changes and steering issue). As a woman with two cars, I am leery of mechanics that might try to take advantage of me. But I trust Max. He is where I turn to first.

got tie rods and alignment done drives like a whole new car. so happy good price very happyread more

This is one of the most professional and prettiest places that I have gone to ever have my oil…read morechanged. They not only changed my oil. They checked my air filters and they have drinks there that you can get. The people are very courteous I would I would definitely suggest this to anyone in everyone that needs it

Every year in the spring I'd have my car detailed at Dahl in Winona but I just learned that they're…read moreno longer offering detail service. This is a real loss for Winona as there are not a lot of options for the service. It's my understanding that the detailing space was needed for the car body shop, which I understand but I certainly hope that Dahl will consider adding back the service to the Winona dealership.

Do not take your car to Dahl Express in Winona. I came in around 3 PM 9-4-26 for an oil change and…read morewheel alignment. They finished my truck and never said a word -- just locked the doors and left me trapped inside the building alone. I had to find my keys and break out. This isn't a shop, it's a trap. Avoid at all costs.

We just left La Crosse for a 4,000 mile road trip when our check engine light came on. We ran a…read morequick diagnostics and found the problem. We called two LaCrosse area dealerships who couldn't service us for days. Sugarloaf Chrysler said they would work us in. An hour and a half was all it took for them to diagnose the problem, find the right parts, replace them, and check us out. We went from wondering whether our trip was still going to happen to being back our the road in no time. We highly recommend this service center and can't thank them enough for on saving our trip. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Took my truck in for an oil change and they backed it into a metal cart. Scratches all down my bed…read more They offer to fix it then for a loaner they hand me a Jeep. Now have to figure out how to work all week pulling trailers with a little Jeep. Not sure how they expect someone to hand over a 3/4 ton truck in exchange for a Jeep I'll never take my vehicles back or buy from them again.

I purchased a 2019 Ford Fusion Hybrid from Sugar Loaf Ford for $16,997 in April 2024 from…read moresalesperson Joe. Just 34 days later, at only 62,852 miles, the transmission failed--conveniently just outside the Minnesota Attorney General's limited warranty period. When I reached out to Sugar Loaf Ford for assistance, I was met with more than just indifference. After making a sizable down payment, I needed time to save for the transmission repair--a situation many can relate to. Sugar Loaf Ford, however, showed no empathy. Instead, they demanded I move the vehicle off their lot or pay storage fees on top of the repair bill. To add insult to injury, they quoted me $7,526.99 for the repair in June 2024, promising the quote would be honored for 365 days. Fast forward to January 2025, and they suddenly claimed the cost had risen to $8,071.79--an additional $545. Of that amount, $410 was labor! This kind of bait-and-switch pricing is unethical and shows a complete disregard for customer trust. Sugar Loaf Ford clearly treats used car buyers like second-class citizens. They happily take your money, but a month later when issues arise with a vehicle their service department "inspected", you are on your own. Their refusal to honor written commitments and their predatory business practices prove they value profits over people. Fortunately, my father stepped in and brought a 2001 Toyota with 227,000 miles here. He was able to ensure in his barn, with his own well-loved tools, that I would have reliable transportation. This is a service Sugar Loaf Ford could not provide for $17,000. After this experience, I no longer question my father's philosophy of buying reliable, well-maintained vehicles outright. 2 Conclusions: 1. Don't step foot in Sugar Loaf Ford unless you plan to buy their extended warranty. 2. I like the Toyota. I appreciate the peace of mind that comes with purchasing one. There's a Dahl Toyota just across the highway. I'll be taking my business to Dahl, and if they treat me fairly, I might just buy my next car there.

After selling me a car with more problems than described, Donny said he would tow the broken-down…read morevehicle to me. Vehicle was in a parking lot of a local business. After three days of no returned texts, I finally got through to him over facebook and he finally told me his tow truck was broken down and he would not be retrieving my vehicle for another week. No call to the business to make sure my vehicle wouldn't be towed. No notice to me. Luckily the fine folks at the business where it broke down were understanding and didn't have it towed to some impound lot before I found out.

Found Janets using Yelp. Found them to be very friendly and straight forward about costs and…read morequotes. I would recommend them to others. Small unassuming shop, a little hard to find if you don't know where to look!

finance guy, Joey Terhune is very short-fused, quick to frustration, and behavioral outbursts…read more would not trust working with this guy or the company if his behavior accurately reflects the values of the company.

I had a very poor experience with the manager of Dahl Toyota today. I had posted a review of my…read moreexperience which I can no longer find. They must have removed it. Someone told me that I could post on Yelp. I had much difficulty in communicating and scheduling service at Dahl Toyota. I had tried to schedule by phone and the phone was always busy. I then scheduled online but never received a verification of my appointment. I tried to phone them numerous times and it was always busy. Finally I left a message to please tell me if I had an appointment. Someone did phone and verified that indeed I did have an appointment. Today, when I went in for my appointment, the service representative said they could not find my appointment. I expressed my frustration and they did take my car. I looked on the website to see if I could leave a written complaint to management. I could see no way to email them so I posted my dissatisfaction on their website. I was then called into the office of the manager to talk about my complaint. He proceeded to ask me numerous questions. I told him that I was 75 years old and could not remember details. I told him that this was not my problem but his. I said I did not want to discuss it any longer. I said I wanted my car. He proceeded to follow me to the service department and would not stop talking. I said I was done talking. He left with a throw away comment that I should be respectful to staff. I said that I was respectful and that verbalizing a complaint is not disrespect. He then stood there and would not leave until I left. I am not the person who was disrespectful in this episode. They have now removed my post from their website.