Quick and honest service. I was very impressed with the establishment and professionalism. I will…read moredefinitely come again due to their reasonable prices and nice work.

Bed cover, air shocks and mud flaps installed in one day. Great job looks awesome.. thanks Jason.read more

I love this shop! It's great! Wonderful owner (Victor) and staff! I will be coming back for future…read moreservice due to great customer service, great work and reasonable pricing + complimentary snack and drinks.

Victor and his team at AutoTech provide high quality professional work! The dealership quoted me…read moreover $12K to replace an engine and AutoTech was able to complete it for less than half. The engine came with a warranty and when things didn't work properly they took care of it without any hesitation. They had the estimator out in a timely manner to determine another engine would need to be installed and they provided me a loaner car while they worked on my car. Now it drives better than originally and I can't thank them enough! 1000% recommend AutoTech for any auto repairs!

Honest, reliable and trustworthy either way great customer service and prices. Always takes good…read morecare of my car from small to big issues

Overall had a good experience with Kimber. They got me in quick, did the oil change, and didn't try…read moreto up sell me. Pricing was very fair. I will be back.

I can't say enough good things about Whips Automotive in Wheeling, IL -- and especially Sam, Tommy,…read moreand Lefty. These guys are the absolute best. I've been coming to them for over 10 years, and even after moving out of state to Nashville, I still trust them with my cars. Recently, I bought a used car in Illinois and made a point to bring it to Whips for a check-up. True to form, they treated me like family -- just like they always have. They looked out for me, gave me honest feedback, and made the whole process easy and stress-free. It's rare to find people this helpful, knowledgeable, and genuinely kind in the auto business. If you're anywhere near Wheeling and need a mechanic you can truly trust, this is the place. I'd give them 10 stars if I could.

I brought in my Mini Cooper whose oil pan cover I had ripped off on a parking block. I don't know…read morethe name of the gentleman who fixed it immediately and told me to tell my mechanic in Chicago I needed several other things done. He wouldn't accept any payment -- I am so grateful, and if I find myself in Wheeling again, I"ll stop in to tell him personally!

If you're looking for an honest neighborhood shop, I highly…read morerecommend that you talk to Matt at Truetech automotive on Thacker St and first Avenue. Recently, the team at Truetech has done some work on my 2010 Ford Rscape and I couldn't be happier with the outcome that they've done. The work was completed in a timely fashion, the prices are reasonable for all things considered for the work that was completed. We will definitely be going back to Truetech for our Automotive needs. John B. TrueTech Automotive LLC 797 1st Avenue, Des Plaines, IL 60016 (847) 299-8783 info@truetechauto.com

I do quite a bit of work on cars myself and I used to work at Pep Boys so am pretty familiar with…read morehow most shops operate. I normally go to other places when I don't have the tools, time, and or knowledge needed for some things. I will go over my first experience with this shop and why my wife and I go here when needed. I had an issue with an oil pressure sensor leak. I could see it, I know how much the part costs, and I know what needs to be done. However to actually access it would be a pain. I called them up and asked them how much it would cost to replace it. I believe I spoke to Steve and he mentioned generally about 200 or so. Now, that would be the case for many cars, but not this one. So I asked Steve if he could check book time. Book time is basically the amount of time, in a perfect scenario, it should take a mechanic to complete a task. They can then give you an estimate with respect to their labor rates. For example if hourly labor is 150 and book time for say changing a starter is 1h, they can say the labor cost will be $150. Steve looks at book time and is surprised because it's higher than normal about 2x more time and was wondering why. I mentioned, that to access it you have to essentially remove a few other components. He mentions, well, you can bring it in and we can take a look. I was hoping maybe they'd have easier ways of accessing it and mentioned I'm going to think on it a bit. I went under the car again and decided, "Nope. Too much work." I called back and setup an appointment. I drop off the car. I'm not happy with where the car manufacturers' engineers decided to shroud the oil pressure switch and essentially up the replacement cost but it is what it is. Anyway, I get a call back and the price I have to pay is essentially 1h and the part. I head on over and am very surprised. I forget the name of the mechanic (think it started with an M) but I asked them, "I'm surprised that you got it done so fast ... how?!" They mentioned they'd dealt with those cars before as they're common so they rigged up/made a special tool to reach in and do it. That was when I decided TrueTech is a stand up place. They could have charged book time and believe me you, I would've paid it. However they had a seasoned mechanic who knocked it out and passed those savings in their time, as savings in my pocket back to me. This isn't just a good honest mechanic being a good honest mechanic but also the higher ups, the managers and or owners. It seems that is their standard too as they've always been pretty booked which says they're more about doing good work in good time and if they make good headway, you may luck out. You may not, their call :-) but again, book time is perfect world setup, not rusted through, seized on, broken off ... stuff. It is still a good way to understand what you may be looking at aside from the actual part. Since then if and when needed, we go to TrueTech and we've always been happy. P.S. Once they have you in their system (i.e. e-mail / phone), their estimates app, progress, etc and everything is great. Especially if you have a smart phone. I saw where someone mentioned they had difficulty with getting a response and I haven't ran into that. If anyone does run into that, call them and just verify they have the right info.

All I can say best service experienced, especially as a female. Owner was such an awesome person…read more The mechanic was very perfessional. Explained to me what my car issue was. He was informative and quick to have my part ordered and installed for my repair. Repair was done quick. I am so thankful for the repair done today, being my car plays a major role in my life. Thank you Puldin Auto Repair

Excellent and knowledgeable mechanics that are VERY reasonably priced. My neighbor and I have been…read moreclients for many years. They will not perform unnecessary repairs and are easy to do business with. Cash is preferred but credit accepted.

Bill's Auto is now our go to shop for car repairs. I recently trusted them to work on another…read morevehicle after the great job they did on my wife's SUV. This shop is very professional and surprisingly didn't break the bank.

I have had a few separate experiences with Bill's Auto. All of them left me less then satisfied…read more First of all I found this place through IMS Barter network which allows me to reduce the labor cost by using my barter account to pay for labor this seems like a positive but it really just seems to inflate the prices even more. First visit. I call a week ahead to get my Chevy express van's brakes changed and a slight tune up since its been getting poor gas mileage. My technician drops off our work truck to get the brakes done since we were in training that day and notifies the office that the vehicle must be finished that day since we have no spare vans and need the work completed during that day. This was all scheduled prior to the drop off with the office person Ken. The afternoon comes and I get a call from Ken that the van is ready and he sends me over the invoice. $1654!!!!!!! I ask if there is any thing that can be done on the price since we are looking for a garage to work on my 5 work vehicles and he talks to his boss and give me the long version of no. We then pick up the van that evening after hours and the van is running awfully. The whole van is shaking and it is nearly un-drivable. I call into the office frantically the next morning trying to get the van fixed since we have no back up van and a full calendar of jobs booked out 3 weeks. Ken responds that all of the mechanics are due in for training and wont be available to fix the van and they cant help me. After about 30 minutes of arguing I get them to keep on of their mechanics out of class to "fix" the van. As I expected the spark plug or wiring that was replaced was not connected correctly and it was misfiring due to this. (Due to the scheduling issues we lost a $1000 job this day which never rescheduled). The van continues to run poorly and we may return to try to get them to fix it but I am weary of using them ever again. Over the next couple of weeks the van runs alright but still rough and then gets worse and worse until it barely drives again. Turns out the poor ignition has caused the catalytic converter to be nearly completely clogged. It is recommended by the shop to replace the piece for $900 and see if that fixes the problem (at the time the only evidence of the clogged cat was it was one of 3 error codes that came up on the diagnostics). Again I have to step in and argue my case that they should remove the y pipe to determine that this is in fact the only issue so we don't have to go back in again the next day for another problem. After charging me to do this they test run the van and determine this is the only issue. Bill's auto assumes no responsibility in the clogged Cat and they say it must have been time to replace the cat at 90,000 miles. I agree to fix the cat and again have to argue to use a non OEM part and have to talk to the owner to get approval to do so. (my only option according to Ken was wait 3 days while they tracked down the correct part.) Final Price $964.00 Their billing lady Karen called and said the van was ready. I ask to talk to Ken to discuss the price assuming I might be able to get some discount for the continued issues. He was not available so I tell her to leave the keys on the tire and my crew will pick up the job after the work and Ken can call me to finalize payment in the morning. My crew shows up to pick up the van and its blocked in by 4 buses and no keys left.... I have to now move my morning job back and end up losing another job ($500) in the afternoon who we cant fit in that day due to not being able to get the van until 8:30am. The van has been out of the shop for 2 weeks and the check engine light is back on again. I will never go back and received no discount or apology for the poor work performed by this shop after multiple discussions with Ken. Had I not had knowledge of cars myself I would have been worked over even more than I already was on this work. During the whole process the thorn in my side was Ken who was handling the phones. He was very rude and never accommodating with any of the issues.

Initially posted 3 star because an issue I thought should have been addressed on prior visit. Was…read morecontacted by Mike to make it right. He addressed my concern to my satisfaction and I can revise my rating to 5 star.

My heater stopped working and all three estimates I received were multiple thousands of dollars…read more But Casey's said they might be able to get to the blender door without taking the dash all the way apart. They were successful & saved me thousands! Great service.