nick, the owner rocks it every single time he is working on me equipment definitely one of the most…read moreproblem solving mechanics around

I called this morning to have a neighbors truck picked up. First, the man I talked to was polite…read moreand kind. He got my information and had a driver dispatched. It did take a little time due to logistics but they got the truck back to my area in a reasonable amount of time. The driver was nice and helpful. I highly recommend #1 Wolfpack towing. The price was reasonable especially with the amount of driving the driver had to do to pick up, deliver the truck and return. Thank you again for your help today. I appreciate it!

Jose at Doug's Auto Body Shop is a life saver! We are on a road trip in our class c rv when…read moresuddenly our spark plug blew, it was stripped. We were recommended Doug's. Even though on a Saturday Jose was there. Told him the problem and said go to Napa and get the parts, show up tomorrow (Sunday) at 9am. Jose showed up and fixed us up by 12pm. We are so greatful for him and his wife. Thank you guys so much!! Would highly recommend this shop and especially Jose! He is the best at what he does. Thank you sir.

I called them ahead of time for a tire which they confirmed they had it and the price. My husband…read moreand I drive 45 mins to purchase the tire just to be told to wait while MULTIPLE MEN try to fix ONE car door. We waited for over an hour.. and left. They were nice on the phone but it was obvious they did not want to help non white people. Don't come here. Waste of time. Try the little tire shop at the gas station right before you make the turn to go up the hill... he was excellent.

While driving from L.A. to Vegas on a day when temps reached 113 degrees, my little Audi overheated…read moreto the point where steam was trickling out of the hood and the coolant fluid was leaking all over the ground. I headed to an auto repair shop that specializes in German cars that I found in a quick online search. Desperate, since it was a Saturday morning and I had to leave town the next day, I was willing to hand my keys over to whoever I could find. By a stroke of full moon luck, I got lost and ended up in a little alley behind Burger King where JP and his Dad were hanging out in front of a garage door. The sign on the building said "BMW Repair Only" so I decided he must know enough about German cars to help me out. JP popped the hood and asked a few questions, then showed me the fans weren't rotating and drove my car in to get it on the lift. He gave me the option of either having parts delivered or having us take his car to the auto parts store, which is what we did. Yes, I had to trust him to keep my car safe while he entrusted me with his car. When we returned he had the faulty parts removed and was ready to install the new fan. The auto parts store even gave me a wrong part which he had an extra of and gave me free of charge. About 4 hours after we arrived, we paid JP $150 cash for 2 hours of work (he actually did closer to 3 or more hours of work plus a free diagnosis). I left feeling confident that I could make it home safely and didn't experience any more problems with overheating. JP is just starting this business in this location which is why you may not have heard of him but he's an honest, hard working guy so please support him!

Mood- Day Trip Fever…read more I was in one of my moods. That spur of the moment " Lets Go Eat and See Something Cool Moments" well it was snowing and was def an adventure this go around. As everyone knows with the hike in Petrol prices roadtrips and or any other trips are now something that people contemplate more than they did before. I was driving on the main road in Tonopah and saw this sign. So I drove up the narrow road to this small Petrol place with just 4 pumps. However the price was $4.09. No one was there. Everyone was down the street on the main drag paying at least $4.50 a gallon. This place was a perfect stop to fill up and save my wallet so I could use that money to EAT. When you drive up it doesnt look like the typical petrol place. There are 4 pumps that are do-it-yourself type from the 80s at least. However it reminded me of memory with my family in Oregon. You have to do it manually. Insert the nozzle in your gas tank, flip the metal lever up, and voile. Was truly a blast from the past type deal. Would most def recommend - pricing was worth it, no wait. Maybe because it doesnt seem to be true. Everything was clean despite all of the snow from when I went. There is a separate card reader at the end for you to pay. At the pump it is open 24 hours a day. Location is Tonopah - just go up the hill on Depot Rd you will see it.

I been buying bulk fuel from them for many years. Always got charged the Tonopah pump price in the…read morepast. Last delivery they charged me $5.68/gal for unleaded when the Tonopah price was $3.34. When I questioned this I was told the higher price was to account for their mileage. They have never sent out any notice about this or told me when I asked for the delivery.

Tony has collected vehicles all of his life. He is a perfectionist when it comes to making a…read morevintage car run.

Lacks soap in the pressure wand but has more than enough in the soap brush. Pressure is high. Nice…read moreto have a working wash in town. The vacuum works good too.

This Gas Station is off of the highway (US 6/95), up the hill, but it has the best prices in…read moreTonopah. It is missing many amenities, as it is on a dirt lot, with only concrete slabs where you fill up. It is open 24/7, but only has an attendant on duty from 8AM-4PM M-F. There is an old style credit card machine in the center of the pump area, where you slide you card. Make sure the magnetic strip is facing to the right, then select the pump you want to use on the screen, 1 & 2 are regular, 3 & 4 premium and 5 & 6 diesel, wait a few seconds for the screen to display approval, then go to the pump and lift the lever and pump your gas. If you want a receipt, go back to the credit card reader and slide your card again.