I started going to Mahoney's a few years ago after the dealer I used to trust tried to get me to…read morepay $5,000 for a supposed seal leak. I took the vehicle to Mahoney's for a second opinion and the leak was not nearly as significant as the dealer told me. Since then, I take all my family's vehicles to Mahoney's. They are reliable, do quality work for a fair price, and I've never felt they were trying to upsell unnecessary work. It's great to have a repair shop you can trust!

Highly recommend! Mahoney's helped me when I was in a bind and without charge...my young daughter…read moreand I were in the car and the bottom was scraping the road after I went over something. I pulled in and the guys helped zip tie it so I could continue home. I will be back from here on out. They could not have been nicer! Thank you! Suzanne R.

Quick response, good folks who work there, they keep you in the loop, even came in on a Sunday when…read morethey were so I could pick up my car before I needed it Monday!

Not the easiest place to find (no signage thanks to the city fathers), but worth the hunt. I've…read morebeen there twice & will be back again. Ease of scheduling, work completed in a timely fashion & competitively priced.

Would highly recommend this business, fixed up my timing belt and rotated the tires on my civic and…read morewere able to get me back in the road same day! thanks guys.

I've been using Tire Kingdom in Sanford for just about all of my auto repairs for years but after…read moremy most recent incident, I don't think I will be back. They replaced my AC compressor a few years back and everything was working fine until about two weeks ago when my AC stopped blowing cold. I verified that the system was completely empty and could see oil dripping from my vehicles under cover. Unfortunately, my vehicle sits low to the ground and I don't have a means to safely lift a 4,383 lb. vehicle so I decided to take my vehicle to Brad Green at Green's Auto and Marine. We used Brad Green previously for my wife's vehicle, she also had a bad AC compressor. Brad did a fantastic job and got her back on the road the same day we dropped it off. Since then, Brad has moved to a newer and much larger location with more bays which allows his team to work on just about everything except European vehicles. While we were on site, he was rebuilding a Corvette LS motor and servicing two larger commercial fleet vehicles. Brad's diagnosis was that the tech from Tire Kingdom who installed my new AC compressor must have lost the OEM bolt that holds the compressor to the block. The bolt used was not the proper thread or length. The bolt held for a while but since it only caught 2/8" of the female threads inside the block and cross threaded the threads it did catch, it was only a matter of time before it would break loose. Fortunately, my AC compressor was still in good working condition. As soon as I noticed the issue I kept my AC off until repairs could be made. Brad re-tapped my block to repair the threads and replaced the improper bolt with one that is the proper length and matching threads. After evacuation and recharge, Brad had my vehicle back on the road again. My total bill was $436.03. Brad charged $189 for the Vac/Recharge, $135 for an hour and half labor, and there was a $16 charge for using a credit card. So, if you are looking to save a little, I recommend using cash. Brad was very friendly and informative. He answered all of my questions and walked me through all the steps required to diagnose and make repairs. He did not try to charge me for things I did not need, and he listened intently when I explained the sequence of operation leading up to my AC failure. Fair warning, during my visit I was a little worried Brad would not be able to get to my vehicle right away because he is currently only a two man show and has recently taken on a large fleet of vehicles, 300+ for a contractor that performs traffic control systems throughout Florida. Regardless, he was able to make same day repairs to get me back in business again, which I really appreciate; thank you Brad! All-in-all, I highly recommend giving Green's Auto & Marine an opportunity for your business if you are in the need for auto repairs. Brad and his team are honest, hardworking, and truly care about helping the customer, we will be back!

Great services on complicated issues. My info display went out on my 2014 Audi as well as my…read moreconvertible top stopped working. They did a GR8 job fixing both as well as providing the 100,000 mile maintenance.

Somehow wires got crossed and Stammtisch was told I was looking for service; I was not. But, once…read moreI said "no", Stammtisch backed off immediately and apologized for the contact - even though it was of someone else's doing. Definitely a good business.

Update to my review from 7 years ago…read more Tom of Tom's Auto sold his business last year to Bayside Auto, another family-owned business with another location in Port Orange. The good news is that the name remains the same, and Tom and his mechanics continue to service autos as before. The best news is that they still only recommend repair and replacement for what is necessary at the time I bring my vehicle. The pricing is still fair and reasonable. My family and I have been dropping our cars off at Tom's for over 12 years, and I'm thankful to say that we will continue to do so whenever we need vehicle maintenance and repairs.

If I could give Tom's Auto Shop and a -1010293738198 star rating, I would…read more I am absolutely furious. This place is a nightmare. Do NOT go here unless you want to be scammed, ignored, and left with a broken car and a lighter wallet. RUN AWAY they do not care! The new owner ZACH is completely unprofessional. If I was lying, I would've just left a negative star review but I'm taking time out of my day to write this so read it if you want. Do not let these five star reviews fool you. This shop was bought recently! I brought my car in for an AC issue. I clearly explained to Zach that the AC blows cold air for about 10-15 minutes after starting the car, then switches to hot air while driving. That's a specific symptom. I trusted them to listen and assess it properly. Instead, they called me and said the Freon was "halfway full," which might mean a leak. They said they'd install new valves and inject dye to check for leaks. Fine. I agreed. Then they called back and said they saw no dye. So... no leak, right? Not only that there was no leak that they saw before they even did anything or touched the car they just assumed! But anyways that should've been the end of it. But no. My boyfriend picked up the car, and within FIVE MINUTES of driving, the AC was blowing hot air again. Clearly, they didn't test drive it. Clearly, they didn't verify if the issue was resolved. That alone is unacceptable. I brought the car back. I showed a mechanic the AC wasn't blowing cold. He felt the air, popped the hood, and immediately said, "It's probably the compressor." Just like that. No diagnostics. No testing. Just a guess. I left the car again. An hour later, they called and said it's the compressor and now it's $900. Excuse me? Why wasn't this mentioned in the first place? Why wasn't a full diagnostic done before charging me for Freon and valves? If I had known it was the compressor, I could've gotten quotes elsewhere to make my decision. But they didn't give me that chance. They piecemealed the problem, charged me for absolutely NOTHING, and then dropped a $900 bomb after the fact. Let's talk about the Freon. I asked for proof that it was low. They had NONE. No before-and-after photos. No data from their $10,000 machine. Apparently, this fancy machine doesn't even keep a history log. So I have zero proof that Freon was ever low or even added. That's shady. Then they tried to take ALL the Freon out of my car when I asked for a refund. I told them, "If it was halfway full, leave half in." They said they couldn't do that. So I told them to suck it out and put half back in. They charged me $105 for that five-minute task. I got a partial refund of $237, but I'm still out $105 for something THAT TOOK 5 mins! and have no proof that my car was even low of Freon. I'm 25 years old. I didn't know much about AC systems, and I trusted their word. But after doing my own research, I learned that if the AC blows cold and then hot, it's likely NOT a Freon issue. It's something deeper--like the compressor. They should've known that. They should've told me that. Instead, they took advantage of my trust and lack of technical knowledge. This shop is untrustworthy, unprofessional, and underhanded. I'm speaking with lawyers to see what can be done. The way they treated me was awful. And don't be fooled by the good reviews--they're from the previous owner. This place is under new management now, and it shows. They don't test your car. They don't assess the full issue. They just guess, charge you, and send you on your way. Then when it doesn't work, they hit you with another bill. It's a scam. Avoid Tom's Auto Shop at ALL costs. Protect your money, your car, and your sanity.

Excellent experience from start to finish. The mechanics were knowledgeable and honest, and the…read morerepair was completed on time. My car is running perfectly now.

A bit more expensive than the competition but a job very well done. Replaced all brake rotors and…read morepads while I waited.

Corey and his crew are top notch. They treat I like…read morefamily.. I totally trust them. ..,the price is fair and I wouldn't go anywhere else for auto care and tires.5

Maitland Tire Company has exhibited every trait you could ever want in a horrible car repair shop:…read moreprice gouging, telling blatant lies, curtness, misogynistic behavior, incompetence... A 12 volt battery should not cost $473.74. Installing it does not take an hour and a half, as Corey insisted it did (labor was $144). When I questioned the price, I was told by Corey that I could "do it yourself if you don't like it."  This shop also installed after-market tire pressure monitoring sensors to the tune of $599.80. They did not work. This involved a return to the shop where I waited for some time while several employees took the car for a drive and seemed not to understand the issue. They said they would order "genuine" parts and told me to return the following week. I called and was told, "I'm looking at the parts." I drove 45 minutes to bring the car back. And guess what? The parts were never ordered. Ethan quickly ordered them, and later, I was told they wouldn't work. I wasn't paying close attention, but how could they pronounce the effort a failure after 15 minutes and no test drive? Ethan promised I'd get a full refund, but he didn't know how to credit it back to my card. The boss was out of town and I'd have to wait for a refund. He took my mailing address. I finally received the check. Ethan offered 2 free oil changes, but I will never use them because I will never return to this shop. Ever.

6/3/26 service I have always looked for honesty, clear…read morepricing, and technical competence when I have to take my car in for repairs and maintenance and that's why Magic Mechanic on Lee Road has been my choice for many years. I was feeling a slight vibration on my steering wheel upon braking and since I was due for an oil change (Amsoil) I took my car in to have J. D. Runner check it out. He and his technician, Bryan Chardello quickly determined that I needed new front brakes. J.D. gave me a transparent upfront quote and as usual, didn't try to upsell me on parts I didn't need. If you're in need of auto repair, based on my past experience, I can highly recommend this business and am happy to give them 5 stars!

Dont go here. Either scam or really bad mechanics. Took in car with no history of problems for oil…read moreleak - they said it was oil gasket and talked us into total of $2200 in repairs. Car was worse when we left - took it back and was told a couple of times it was fine. Ended up with blown engine that I believe was from work they did. At best, they just are not good mechanics - at worst, scammers. Stay away.