This was my first time at this location, and I was pleased with the service. I had a coupon that…read morehelped save me money, which is always nice. The staff was friendly and professional. I will definitely use them again.

From the owner: For nearly 40 years, Valvoline Instant Oil Change℠ is the Quick, Easy, Trusted name in preventive…read morevehicle maintenance for all types of vehicles. From 15-minute, stay-in-your-car oil changes to a wide range of maintenance solutions, we take the worry out of vehicle care in Boaz.

Local and passing through like us... the best home owned shop that saved us during the state swim…read moremeet when our AC in our car went out. THE BEST!

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated automotive repair shop. With over 20 years experience, we are…read morepassing down our love of helping others and repairing vehicles to our sons. We treat all our customers better than family and take pride in our honesty and integrity to get your vehicle repaired or maintained to keep you going.

Amazing service! They towed my car and had it fixed within an hour! Very nice people (and shop cat,…read moreEleanor)

The repair was excellent. The ecosystem they sent home in our van was horrible... especially when…read morethey told us they "found" rats all over our van and a snake chasing them. Then, one guy had the gull to suggest they "thought maybe they were our pets". That was degrading! Plus, if we were keeping animals in our engine and van compartments (just gross) that would be considered animal abuse! We had to pay extra for our computer wires getting chewed up while it was there, too! When we got in the van, the dash, seats and carpets were covered in rat poop and the battery was dead! When we got home, we opened the doors and a rat literally ran from the engine, through the door jamb, and almost up my husbands leg before he beat it back! We NEVER had ANY of these issues before! We put rat repellant oil in the engine area, moth balls throughout and kept the hood up during daylight to drive out the new ecosysten! Going to church, I smelled like mothballs, I'm sure!!! it was horrible and embarrassing! However, we are finally back to being the lone occupants of our van. So, I just called and talked to Shane to suggest that they treat the back fence line, where they had our van parked, treated for rats, to keep this from happening to any of their other customers. Instead of apologizing and accepting my suggestion, he wanted to argue. So, I also pointed out that they should also refrain from saying things to customers like they thought they kept rats and snakes in their vehicles! He said he didn't know anyone said that, but he was right there as they were all telling us about it and he was working up the additions to our bill. Like I said, they do great work. Unfortunately, it looks like we will be looking elsewhere for a garage that won't send rats home in our vehicle, nor cause additional damages from their infestations that we have to pay for.

JL was my Mechanic, he was very knowledgeable and caring. He…read morewas very helpful with my questions and concerns. Any time I will need any more work done on my vehicle, I will be asking for him, and will bring back to Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers for Oil changes and Mechanical work. Thanks Augustus N.

Rude, non-caring, unconcerned employees. Shane doesn't seem to want anyone to return for more…read morebusiness. Also, they stripped out my oil drain plug on my 2017 F-150. Do Not let these people touch any part of your car or truck.

I recently bought a brand new Ford Explorer:) It drives…read morelike a dream:). Thank you to the whole team there including David Wilbourn and Jim Wyckoff:)

Purchased a new vehicle from this team last week. It was an unexpected decision yet the team…read morelistened to my wants/needs and got me the car I had been hoping for! Mr Randy took the time to learn about my needs in a vehicle and was also open to sharing about his family and his passion behind finding that right fit for his customers. I appreciate the relationship created with the customer! Bill was a wonderful added support with the addition of programming my smart technology and assisting along the way! He was courteous and very professional. The finance manager (John?) was clear in explaining all of the offerings and getting me the best package for my business. He was honest and very efficient for timing. Very excited to have my new ride!! Thank you Ford Team!!

A need to read, your wallet will thank me! Day one. The thermostat housing was leaking badly. I…read morepurchased a new housing and three jugs of coolant. Drove to the closest auto repair shop. S & A Automotive LLC, 86129 US HWY 278, Altoona, AL 35952, (Altoona address but located in Snead). They agree to fix it, but I don't recall the price. After installing the new housing, the technician attaches a device to the radiator. I told him I had never seen that before. He explains it is to check for leaks, refill the coolant system, and remove bubbles. He said it applies a vacuum that will be used to replace the coolant, and he does so. I walk to the boss's desk, pay for the job, hand the boss a ten-dollar tip, then hand the mechanic a ten-dollar tip as he tells me the radiator is blown (at the top driver's side). The boss tells me the radiator costs over $400.00, but he can get it for around $140.00 (the same price I can get it for, but I do not tell him that). I agree to him fixing it the next morning, and I spend the night at a motel, hating myself for not noticing the apparent damage to the radiator. In the middle of the night, it occurs to me that the vacuuming he did could have done the damage, and if he did it once, he may do it again. Day two, last day. I quickly eat some food, rush to the auto repair shop in time to see the old radiator being removed, then the new radiator installed. Yes, then out comes the vacuum tool. I tell him we can do without that today. He tells me no, I need to check for leaks. This time, I am not casually looking on; I am riveted to the vacuum pressure gauge. When the needle gets to the end of the green zone, I tell him Good, let's check it now. He tells me that's not enough as the needle goes into the yellow zone. At the end of the yellow zone, I say OK now, " but he pays me no attention. When the needle hits the red zone (I highly think it is a scam), I lean toward him and loudly say, "You are scaring the crap out of me!" He finally stops it just inside the red zone. He goes over to his boss, who is now doing an oil change for a friend (the man had earlier told me he was a first customer and a good friend of the shop owner), and they talk for a moment, then he comes back to add coolant to the radiator. I ask if he wants me to start the car, and he tells me it is not necessary. (I know you must start the vehicle, pour in fluid until it gets hot enough to open the thermostat, fill the radiator, then slap on the cap) He fills the radiator cold with the thermostat closed, thus leaving a large amount of air in the block. That was when I knew it was factually a scam! He puts all the other parts on the engine and closes the hood. (sorry, not over yet) The boss comes over, telling me he has concerns about this engine and is going to take it for a test drive. After he backs away from the lifting rack, I open the door and tell him I am going too. He makes a right, then another right. He alternates between driving a little fast and then driving slowly. He points out that the temperature gauge is always a little high at slow speeds, then jumps very high when driving faster. I know why, but I do not tell him. I tell him I have seen enough and want to go back to the shop. He tells me he is concerned with the head gasket, then makes a wrong turn, then turns around (now driving fast). I see the shop and say Good, take it to the shop. He makes a right turn, and I say, "Where are we going?" He tells me he is still concerned about the head gasket. I tell him to stop. I tell him I cannot afford to stay in town any longer. I also cannot afford to go back and forth from Alabama and Kentucky. I will nurse it back to Kentucky and get a head gasket where I have shops nearby. He drives back to the shop. I tell him to park in the parking lot, not the shop. He takes the key with him. I follow. He eventually comes up with the price of $393.05. I hand him $400.00. His wife hands me change. I ask for the key. His wife tells me it is in the car. I said no, he took it with him. He finds it under a lot of paperwork on his disk and hands it to me. I ask if I can use a shop towel. He said yes. I get two jugs of coolant from the car, remove the cap, start the vehicle, correctly fill the radiator, and drive to Kentucky. I kept an eye on the temp gauge, Alabama to Tennessee to Kentucky, NO PROBLEM AT ALL! So. . . If you do go to S&A Automotive in Snead, Alabama, I offer two words of advice. 1 Do not let them use the vacuum tool. 2 Take a jar of Vaseline!

From the owner: We have low prices. We offer senior citizen, military, and…read moreservicemen discounts.