The thing every car owner strives to find is a good, honest, dependable place to entrust their…read morevehicle for service and repairs. How lucky am I that I found such a place in walking distance from my house? Superior always gives me an honest assessment of my car at an affordable price. I never worry if I'm being taken advantage of. In fact, I know for certain I'm getting the best service at the best price. I once had Honda look at my 2003 Accord because the power steering fluid had leaked. They thought it was a good opportunity to try to upsell me into a new vehicle, so they quoted a $10,000 list of repairs and told me I'm better off moving on to a new car. I went to Superior to get a second opinion (which is now the first and only one I need), and they got all my work done for $1,800. They're called Superior, and they live up to that name, in their work and customer service. Special thanks to Andrew and Suraj for always making time for my car with a friendly disposition to boot.

Great oil change service - Afforable, in and out - great and honest service - Highly recommend…read moretaking your business here.

Been going there for years... got my car serviced with four new tires and have been having issues…read moreever since. Used to be a reputable company, but I wouldn't recommend them ever. Another co-worker went for the same thing and he is back there monthly with issues. Do. Not. Come. Here.

They are amazing tire guys! They have taken care of my family for over 20 years and give you a…read moregreat price but also amazing service and shoot you straight. I brought my minivan in before a long trip to look at my tires and they agave it a once over and thoroughly check all systems without asking and didn't charge me because I was a customer. There aren't many businesses that treat their customers like this anymore.

Best mechanic place in Browns Mills. Very professional and friendly ambiance.! Always willing to…read morehelp out I been going there for the last 10 years never had any problems nor inconveniences. Always satisfied with the service.!!

I had my car towed to Ridge Auto Body after hitting a deer at 60 mph in Pemberton, NJ…read more Unfortunately, I didn't have comprehensive insurance and would have to pay out of pocket for any repairs. The owner of Ridge made an immediate good impression with me when he offered to pay for my car's release from an uncooperative auto shop where the car was being held (Craig's Auto). The shop owner was extremely friendly and dealt with me personally in every step of the process. He developed an estimate for me using after market parts in order to save money. It was entirely my choice as to whether to use after market or OEM parts. The owner provided me with an extremely reasonable estimate and offered me a 10 percent senior discount. I am a 27 year old graduate student. He offered me 10 percent off because he knew I didn't have a lot of money and he wanted to help with the costs. I was even more surprised when I went to meet him and he showed me my car. As a part of their free estimate, they completely dismantled the car in order to provide me with an accurate estimate. The estimate for the repairs was itemized, detailed, and more importantly precise. He charged me exactly what he had estimated for before the repairs began. Moreover, he never once tried to get me to spend more money on parts or repairs I didn't need. The work was done quickly and skillfully and the car looks and runs the same, if not better, than before. Ridge is honestly one of the best auto services I have ever dealt with. It is a relatively small family owed business, but that doesn't take away from the quality of their service. The people are friendly, they perform quality work in a timely manner, the work is guaranteed, and more important than anything else, they are honest. They seem to do their best to keep you informed, answer your questions, and work with you when you are busy or finances are tough. Ridge comes highly recommended.

Great service today when I came in only 30 minutes before closing got my oil change, coolant filled…read moreas well as a vacuuming free .

I have two vehicles change oil and filter in two different locations of jiffy lube , this place…read morecharge me double price of the other one , I showed my other bill , they saying different place , same state same company , I brought my oil and filter so they only change my oil and filter , this is ripping of ppl

So grateful for these guys. They know what they are doing AND they are HONEST with pricing. I…read morestarted going here a few months ago after my forever mechanic closed and I feel I lucked out. So I wanted to share to help someone else find a good mechanic. They will not rip you off like a lot of those other places. Services that I have had so far: oil change, car check, tire rotation, new wheel bearings and some other stuff around this done, they have fixed my tire on another occasion and most recently helped me to secure something to my car for a fraction of the price another place was trying to charge me. You can't go wrong. Not to mention their waiting room is very comfy and has large cushioned seats while you wait. They also have a fair price on gas also. Even if they are out of your way- worth the trip. Not to mention staff are very friendly.

I bought a 1999 chevy suburban that needed to have the fuel injectors replaced. I had it towed to…read morepullens for the repair. They replaced the injectors but kept having problems with the vehicle sputtering on the test drive. Over the course of the next 3 days they continued to try to diagnose the issue, blaming it on spark plugs, distributor and other things. Finally on the 4th day the mechanic found the problem, he had bent a pin on the injector harness when plugging it in. Ok, things happen and they owned up to the issue, no problem. I paid for the truck and went into the parking lot to get it, it barely starts and immediately throws a check engine light. The mechanic scans the truck and discovers an ignition fault, says it must have been a leftover issue from earlier. I take the truck home and over the next couple of days the truck runs erratically. I start to investigate and find that the mechanic at some point while doing the injectors broke a ground wire and in repairing it spliced it with a DIY connector that he didn't even crimp properly or put heat shrink on, as soon as i touched it it came apart in my hand. I repaired the wire properly so i could drive the truck. A few days after that the truck started to have a rough idle and set another check engine light. This time in poking around i find that the fuel lines were never fastened down correctly nor were the intake manifold bolts ever tightened so the issue was a vacuum leak. After bringing it back to pullens they determined that the mechanic had bent the fuel lines when reinstalling them. They had the truck for another 2 days to fix that, or so they claimed. This is where it gets interesting, the owner Vince calls me at 4:30 in the afternoon and tells me the truck still isn't running right but that what they have repaired 3 times now isn't the problem. He tells me that the fuel pressure is low and tries to sell me a fuel pump and some ignition parts. Little did he know that i had put a new fuel pump in the truck a few days before and checked the pressure and it was perfect. When I told him that he seemed a bit shaken and became condescending and asked if i wanted them to continue to work on the truck. I said no, I have lost confidence in you guys at this point, I want my truck back. He tells me I can't have it tonight as it is in the bay and apart. I will have to wait until tomorrow. Something didn't seem right so i drove to the shop to find my truck together and parked out back. He had lied to me. I used my spare keys and brought the truck around to the front and went inside to get my other set of keys, mind you, this is warranty work, I don't owe him a penny and was told as much by the service advisor Brian. I ask Vince for my keys and he refuses, gets belligerent and insists i can't take the truck and will not give me my keys. we argue, I tell him I am taking my truck and he tries to say i have an outstanding bill for $20 in gas for the test drives! I take the truck home and test the fuel pressure to find it perfect as i suspected. To my surprise I also see how they decided to remedy the bent fuel line issue by putting a nut under the line and then tightening the line onto the nut. All this to say that these people are amateurs that should not be trusted with any type of serious repair. They are basic mechanics with the labor rate of an elite shop which they definitely are not. He wanted to keep my truck to try to find a way to recoup some of his lost labor time due to his own mechanics incompetence by selling me things he knew i didn't need. When that backfired he became belligerent and confrontational.

I took my vehicle (2004 Lincoln Town Car) to Meineke on 1745 N. Olden Ave in Trenton on 4/20 for an…read moreoil change at 10:30 am. They performed the oil change and returned the vehicle with no recommendations for any additional service. The next day I took the car for an inspection and was informed that there was a temp plug in my oil tank. This was a surprise to me. So, I immediately went back to Meineke.  If the temp plug was in the vehicle when I bought it in for service, the mechanic would have noticed it as soon as he had the car suspended. He would have informed me that there was a temp plug and that I would need a new oil tank, before doing any work on the car.  This did not happen. It appears that the mechanic stripped the screw and plugged the oil tank without my knowledge when performing the oil change.  I spoke with the Manager, and he advised that there was nothing in the report, so there may have been a miscommunication.  This just proves my theory, that the mechanic made an error and tried to cover it up by plugging it and not reporting it.  Which is why it wasn't in the report. Had things been handled properly on either scenario there should have been a conversation. Scenario 1: The mechanic noticed a plug in the tank. The mechanic advises the customer of the plug and recommends a new oil tank prior to performing the oil change. If the customer declines; at least they are aware that the temp plug will be placed back in the tank and the tank would need to be replaced down the road.  This would be in the report. Scenario 2: The mechanic stripped the screw while performing the oil change. He inserts a temp plug and advises the customer. The mechanic should then add that to his report, so the Manager would be aware of the mistake, and they should decide to replace the customers oil pan at no charge to him. Neither one of these scenarios happened.  They expect me to believe that the temp plug was on the vehicle when I bought it to them, and the mechanic just performed the oil change without mentioning the plug or including the observation of said plug in the report. The manager offered to give me a discount the next time I come in for service.  This is unacceptable. I would never go back to this Meineke for any type of service and would not recommend that anyone else gets their vehicle serviced there.  The only acceptable resolution is for them to own their mistake and replace my oil pan.

When it comes to oil change, the main thing I'm looking for beyond getting the job done properly is…read morespeed. Here, they certainly deliver on that! I made an appointment in the afternoon and went in just before it was supposed to be, and saw that all the bays in the garage were full, so I was hopeful but not fully confident I'd be getting in and out quickly. The gentleman at the counter, Fernando, assured me that they'd get me in, so I went ahead with it. After giving him my keys, I went across the street to pick up some groceries while waiting, then headed right back. While approaching the shop, I was hoping not to see my car still parked outside, but to my surprise, not only was it inside, it was being lowered. I walked in, and a few minutes later, I was all good to go. All done within half an hour! Also, while they'll certainly make suggestions, they don't do high-pressure up-selling, which I appreciate.

Went this morning for a screw in my tire. In the office Matt was courteous and attentive in…read morechecking me in to start the repair. Cameron gave me a review of my other tires which I appreciated. The tire was able to be repaired by Francesca (sp) with her skill of which I appreciated. The entire process was quick and I was on my way to start my vacation. I highly recommend this business!

I've gone to Highway Tire for over 20 years. I absolutely trust them!! My grandfather was a…read moremechanic so I know a little bit about cars, and they have never steered me the wrong way (see what I did there?)

my daughter hit a pot hole at 430 on a weds afternoon , by the time I got to her and got the tire…read moreoff was almost 530. walked into Goodyear at 545 talked with salesman Dennis Murray's.got me a new tire and had me out the door by 600 . way to come in clutch .thank you guys

Unfortunately I ran over a screw and had to get my tire patched. I stopped by the store, and they…read moregot me in later that afternoon for a fix. Great pricing and didn't get an unneeded upsell for tire replacement... Honest people with great service...