so surprised you are still in business,when you cant even fix a leak.Charged me 257 dollars for a…read moreleak you did not repair then the dealer charges me 78 dollars for the same work.Makes me wonder who are does people saying you are a great mechanis if they do exists

This is our 4th visit to Leonard's Auto Service. I took my Mustang in for inspection and oil…read morechange. I don't trust just anyone with my Mustang. She is my baby.

Bill and crew try to give .the best service and price. when parts can be found. 2002 car O2 sensor…read morewas very rare.

These guys have always done great by my family. For many years and over many vehciles, Deming's has…read morebeen our go to garage. Collasped valves, break lines, phantom gas leaks, etc. If Bill and his crew can't fix it, it shouldn't be on the road. Trusted service at a fair price that's worth the tow.

This shop was in the right place at the right time. While in Corning with my wife, visiting from…read moreMaryland, literally in front of their shop, our van blew a spark plug. We had just left the Corning Museum of Glass when it happened. One of their technicians came out to offer assistance and immediately diagnosed the problem. A couple of hours later it was fixed and our trip continued. We made it back to Watkins Glen and can look forward to enjoying the rest of our weekend again. Thank you all so much!

Took care of my car in a reasonable amount of time. Will have them work on my car again!read more

I have worked with many different mechanics across the country, and Rice's is tied for the best one…read moreI have done business with. Their work is dependable, quick, and at a fair price. Other people I know in the area have had the same experience, so definitely recommended.

Rice's fixed my auto problems in a timely,and more importantly,cost.effective manner,surpassing the…read moreheavily advertised national fix-it shops,which I find to be overpriced and over-rated,, I recommend Rice's for a reliable trustworthy alternative to those of us who value good work at a fair rate!

My Jeep has been pulling HARD to the right and burned off the outer edge of the passenger side…read morefront tire in 5K miles (last rotation). Because I purchased the MOPAR Max Care warranty, I brought it to Chilson Wilcox for service, assuming that being a "certified" Jeep repair shop actually meant something. They told me my tires were at 33 PSI, and not the recommended 37, but that everything else was fine. Their only recommendation was to just keep rotating my tires and burning them up. I got back into my Jeep after the appointment, and they had overfilled my tires to 41 PSI and it still pulls hard to the right (no surprise). When I called back to see what they recommend, they said that I could drop it off and they could *try* and figure it out, but that their labor charge was $160+ per hour. I should have known better than to take my Jeep to Chilson Wilcox after I looked at a Gladiator there a couple years ago and asked if the LED package could be added to any trim. The salesman said that he thought it was only available at the "Sahara" trim and above... I bit my tongue and didn't say anything, but anyone who knows anything about Gladiators, ESPECIALLY A SALESMAN, should know that there is *NO* "Sahara" trim for Gladiators. This place is a joke and an insult to the Jeep brand.

Wow I was scared after all the bad reviews but my experience was fine. I took my car in for an…read moreinspection and they were courteous and nice. They took longer than what I expected with an appointment. They said one of my lightbulbs was out for the license plate & made me pay for a new one before passing it which is whatever. I just went in for an inspection so that's all their review is about.

This man has got me wanting to wake up early on a day off to get my car inspected just to listen to…read morehis stories and advice. Fran is an official NYS inspector, but it's really just to finance his hobbies. He is by far the most honest, personable man in the automotive business I've ever met. He'll tell you when your brake pads are nearing the end and when he wouldn't let his children drive on those tires. Basically, someone like Fran is the reason you'd live in a small town. He rings the bell for the Salvation Army and even sends us Christmas cards!

I had the pleasure of meeting Fran when my car broke down at Pet Tracks after a sales call. Jan at…read morePet Tracks (who is also getting a 5 star review!) called Fran and he closed his shop, drove over, jumped my car, and diagnosed my problem for me. Then he REFUSED to take any payment whatsoever. If you are looking for a friendly, HONEST, all around good mechanic, call Fran Luckner!!!

I'm disappointed that I have to write this, because when you find a shop you like, you stick with…read morethem. For about 6 years this was my go to place. I've had brakes done, oil changes (when I couldn't be bothered to do it myself), bought tires a few times and had those changed, inspections, and more. (I typically perform standard maintenance myself.) The employees and manager(s) were always fantastic and helpful. It was one of those places that said, "Hey your cabin filter's probably due for a change. If you want to do it yourself it's not hard, but we can do it for you for $X or Toyota might do it for free if you still have a maintenance plan with them." I used to work in my father's automotive and body shop and don't trust other ones easily but this is the type of response that makes me feel good about the place. The irony is that with this trust came recommendations. While they might not make bank on me, we've sent scores of people to them. However, today I brought in our two vehicles for inspection. I had called a few weeks before and the usual cheery voice got me on the schedule. As I've had simple issues before that would lead me to not pass, I checked the basics yesterday so i wouldn't have surprises today. After bringing in my first vehicle, I got a phone call saying that my car would need a new driver side wiper blade to pass as it was torn. I didn't mention the fact that I had checked it before bringing it in, assuming that the tech must have done it by accident. Also, it was raining the night before and I had rain on my windshield on the way there. I would notice if the blade tore off from the end on the way there. It wasn't that big of a deal though; the wiper was about 9 months old anyway. She asked if I wanted to replace the wipers for $50. Of course I asked if I could just run back over and put one on myself as I already had a set, and whoever called (I was told later it was the manager) said that would be fine. It's happened before and there was never an issue with this. (Again, it's why I checked the wipers before bringing it in.) I live about half a mile down the road and was there in less than 10 minutes. I walked over, changed the blade and walked in to have them finish up the paperwork. As an aside, the blade was torn inches (!) from the end, flapping in the breeze, so clearly not the way it was when I checked them the night before or when I used them on the way in. I was charged for the inspection and got my keys back. The person at the counter then asked what day and time I'd like to come back for a re-inspection since I had failed. That threw me for a loop. I explained the situation, and that it was only a driver side blade (probably torn by mistake) and that I was told on the phone I could just run over and replace it. He apologized and went to ask the manager and came back to apologize again and inform me that they'd be okay with fixing it right then, but that they'd still need to charge me for the "re-inspection." I think he could see how absurd it was and checked again. I paid because it wasn't worth asking him to go back a fourth time. I would understand if I failed for brakes or something more catastrophic and needed work done, but it was a wiper blade (that wasn't even torn when I brought it in). It truly feels as though it was done out of spite for me choosing not to pay for wipers when I already had new ones. Anyway, my wife decided she didn't want to have her car inspected there after that, and I agreed, so we canceled the appointment. We were also planning to get new tires for her car so opted out of that too. If the new management is going to be this petty and destroy the relationship, it's not worth going there anymore. There are plenty of other places around to try.

Scheduled appointment for Sunday afternoon to have tires rotated an an oil change and was told that…read moretwo had called off and I sho reschedule to avoid a long wait. Returned on Tuesday as scheduled and was told I would have a long wait and they suggested I return at 2pm. I returned and I waited for 40 minutes and then requested my keys back. They had no intention of accommodating me. I think they hate women.

Knowledgeable auto techs and honest people running the business…read more They are great people to interface with.

We all love to give good reviews and it is my great pleasure to recommend Klopp's to anyone in need…read moreof an honest repair shop! We are from out of town and the tranny on our 2011 Caravan went kaputt. I took it to one shop in Horseheads and they said to take it to the dealer. In my 4th try to find someone that could help us I found Klopp's and they were able to fix it with warranty for $2K less than putting in a rebuild tranny. It's a busy shop so plan on them taking a bit of time on it but the final product is what we all want to be right.