The owner went above and beyond the Call of Duty® made sure that my car was fixed right…read more unfortunately Summers did not do a good !!! job after 25 years going there charge me 600. And wanted 1400 more after they broke my air conditioner hose. 1996. Mustang Rocky Mountain auto. made everything right found the problem. Re-ordered the parts and fixed everything I will go to them from now on for all my cars. Mary Ellen Hairdesign

I fixed it by removing the power cable and then reinstalling it. Thanks for reaching out!read more

I came in for a second opinion after the dealership quoted $14,000 transmission replacement. Phil's…read morereviewed and gave me some options, in the $300 ballpark with potential pros and cons and overall honesty. The repair ended up being ~$250 and they even walked me under the car to verify the fix. My folks now go there instead of their dealerships for oil changes and everything else. Phil's is the best in Greeley!

Went into Honda for my oil maintenance and afterwards the service advisor told me that my struts…read morewere blown. They typically need replacement anytime after 80k miles (we had 128k) but I was not prepared for the major expense and a reschedule. Long story short, I was in a bind and explained my situation (time, money, and my daughter needed the car) to Mike; he did a few preliminary visual checks, squeezed me into his tight schedule, quoted me significant savings and also gave me a AAA discount, finished by the end of day, and provided me a loaner. Mike got me FCS struts w/ 3 years warranty. Really good and caring folks at Phil's Pro Auto Service, in Greeley CO.

Wow. Here's something I never thought I would say, but "Car Cosmedics is an auto body repair shop…read moreyou can trust!" After getting a stupid quote from another repair place, we took my dads car to Car Cosmedics. Their quote was much more reasonable and since then we have had our BMW, Subaru and work truck all worked on for about 1/2 if what other people were quoting. The work is flawless and Chad rocks! AND they are timely too. I can HIGHLY recommend them.

I highly recommend Chad Reisbig of Car Cosmedics. Over the years I have had a fair number of…read moredealings with Auto Body shops and have come to the conclusion that there are few true body and fender people left. Chad Reisbig of Car Cosmedics is a true auto body expert! Three times he has done work on my vehicles, the quality of the work is flawless and his pricing is very fair compared to his competitors. He has a high sense of immediacy to accommodate his customers. He gets you in quickly and finishes it when he says he will. I got hail damage on my truck in South Dakota, retuned home on Friday took my truck to Chad on Saturday, got a price and was told it would be ready on Sunday and it was! Which illustrates if Chad has an opening he will accommodate you as quickly as he can.

Brought is a 2017 Ford Expedition (159k) that had been having tranny issues over the past 6 months…read more Since our Expedition ran great and new ones (all big SUVs) were so darn expensive, we didn't want to kick the truck to the curb if at all possible. Brandon gave us a quote, described the work to be performed, price and that it came with a 3-year warranty. Eight days later it was finished on time, and the bill was what they said it would be. Met owner Jon, who spent a few minutes with us and explained what was wrong. Overall, a great experience, friendly, professional, within budget and on time.

I don't like giving bad reviews. But when it is really bad…read more.. John the owner kindly arranged a 2 week appointment with the shop for a much needed trans cooler installation before my long trip. I called 3 days or so prior for an addition temp gauge installation, AND to see if everything is going all right for my appointment. No problem said the lady and she would pass on the my request to John. After some coordination to leave my truck for a couple of days, I showed up on time the day of the appointment. One of the mechanics received me and said bluntly: "We cannot performed the service because the desk lady was on vacation and did not ordered the parts..." Really? I talked to her a few days ago... Not a "sorry", nor a phone call from John nor anybody else later on. No trans cooler for my trip and a pure waist of time and energy for me and those who helped me. This is totally rude, unprofessional and disrespectful towards the customer. Mistakes are human but at least be remorseful if you have some kind of class...

I want to sincerely thank the team at CBA Fort Collins for the incredible kindness and…read moreprofessionalism they showed us. We were over 2,000 miles away from home when the check engine light came on in my diesel truck. As anyone who owns a diesel knows, that's not something you want to see when you're far from home and facing a long drive back. I was stressed and worried about whether we would make it home safely. The team at CBA got us in quickly, took the time to thoroughly diagnose the issue, and patiently explained everything they found. More importantly, they gave me peace of mind by assuring me that my truck was in good shape to make the trip home. That reassurance meant more than they probably realize. What truly stood out was how they treated us as people, not just customers. They provided a shuttle ride for us to a local restaurant while they inspected the truck and then picked us up afterward. When it was all said and done, they didn't charge me a single dime for their time, diagnosis, or assistance. In today's world, it's easy to become cynical, but experiences like this remind me that there are still honest, hardworking, God-fearing people who genuinely care about doing the right thing. The integrity, generosity, and kindness shown by the entire team left a lasting impression on us. Thank you, CBA Fort Collins, for taking care of us when we were far from home and for turning a stressful situation into a blessing. We will never forget it, and I highly recommend your shop to anyone looking for honest mechanics and exceptional service.

I really wanted to love this place. They were welcoming, kind, and the shop itself is clean and…read moreprofessional. Unfortunately, my experience left me disappointed. I brought my car in for intermittent cooling issues with the A/C. They told me the problem was too much Freon, so they drained it, put the same fluid back in, and added dye "to check for leaks." I was charged $208 for this, and assured that was the issue. But this makes no sense--if there were actually a leak, the fluid would be low, not over full. Adding dye to look for leaks completely contradicts what they claimed the problem was. After picking it up, I drove for about 10 minutes only to realize the exact same problem still existed. I called back to let them know, and was then told that sometimes they "start with charging and checking fluids," but it could actually be a bigger issue and I'd need to bring it back. Why wasn't that explained upfront instead of being told it was fixed? And if there really was a "bigger issue," why didn't they notice it during their so-called test drive? My invoice even shows the exact same mileage for intake and outtake, which tells me the car was never actually driven. They also told me I needed new tie rods. Trusting them, I had those done--almost $1,000. My vehicle was driving just fine with no symptoms, so now I'm questioning whether that repair was even necessary. Based on the A/C still not being repaired at all, I'm seriously questioning their entire diagnosis. On top of that, they changed the oil but then wanted an additional $187 just to check the reason for the check engine light. Thankfully I didn't agree to that, because after driving it home the light went off on its own--just as I suspected, it was only triggered by the oil change being due. All in all, despite the kindness of the staff and the nice facility, I left feeling like it was a total waste of money and time. I wouldn't recommend them.

DO NOT USE THIS SHOP! I do not typically leave reviews but my experience with this shop was so…read moreHORRIBLE, I wouldn't like anyone else to have my same experience. I took my 228 out of my 1950 GMC up to these guys for a rebuild. Attempt #1: After a couple of months after I dropped l my engine off, it was ready for pickup. Got the engine back and reinstalled in my truck. First startup I could hear a faint knocking noise. Drove it 8 miles and it sounded like a rod was going to come through the block. Towed it back to my shop, and pulled the oil pan off. #6 cylinder rod bearing was toast. The rod was blue and a pile of bearing material lay in the pan underneath it. Called AMS, and immediately they tried to blame me for not priming the engine, but they agreed to redo it free of charge. Attempt #2: After I dropped the engine off for a second time, they got on it quickly and it was ready for pickup a couple weeks later. Got the engine back to the shop and looked over the work done. Right off the bat I noticed that the same rod and rod cap were still installed on #6 cylinder. They were still blue in color from the previous failure but they did put all new bearings in it so I assumed they double checked everything. I reinstalled the engine and started it up and everything seemed good. However, after the initial test drive I parked it and oil was dumping out of the rear main seal, and then the all too familiar knock noise returned. This being the second time my engine wasn't rebuilt properly, I called up in frustration. The owner said pull it out and I'll make it right with you. After 2 botched rebuild attempts I was done giving them another chance. I paid close to $3000 for the rebuild and I just wanted my money back. I was only refunded $1200 which wasn't fair to begin with but I accepted it because that's what they offered. The owner claimed they had $1700 in parts on the rebuild and all should be reusable still. This refund didn't take into consideration the $150 tow bill I had from the first failure, or the many hours in time I spent pulling and installing the motor twice. Fast forward to now, I had another shop go through it and determine what happened. The shop found bad scoring on a few of the main bearings and improper clearances (cause of the knock) and the rear main seal installed improperly. On top of that the crankshaft was ruined. (Between the clearance issue and turning it multiple times.) The crankshaft cost me $1000 alone as they are hard to come by. So all in all, I paid AMS $3000. Got $1200 back from them, then had to spend $1000 on a new crankshaft, and $2500+ at another shop to make the engine right. SAVE YOURSELF THE HEADACHE AND GO ELSEWHERE. I understand mistakes happen, but in my opinion you don't get unlimited tries to rebuild an engine at the customers expense. Thoroughly displeased and would not recommend this shop to anyone!!!!

In Jan. 2020 I took them the block for my 71 Vette. It was dated 1971. After a long wait they…read morecalled and said it was ready. It was in a plastic bag when I picked it up so I didn't notice anything wrong. When I got home I started to put it on an engine stand and noticed it wasn't my block! I took it back immediately and was told it was the block I brought them. After that lie went nowhere they said that they must have given it to another customer by mistake. The mistake was when the shop owner told me he has a 71 Chevelle! A lawyer told me I needed some proof, like a picture. I trusted this shop so I didn't feel the need to document anything. A year later my block is still missing. BEWARE! If your car has original parts don't take them to this shop. I can't believe any shop would pull a stunt like this.

This business will bend over backwards to help you. If you have a car that you want to get rid of…read morethat you don't need, give it to Luke. He will repair it and get it to someone who needs it. Stays in touch with you also. Highly recommend.

Great service. Frequent communication. Luke and his team looked at several different ways to save…read moreme money. The cost was as expected. My car was fixed and done is one day. They are my new auto repair shop!

I was recommended Fort Collins 4x4 by many locals as well and tire companies in the northern…read moreColorado area. I knew nothing about lifting a truck and after 1 visit they took the time to walk me through every part of the truck that was being replaced and how it works. Highly recommend for all your off-roading needs, will definitely be going back.

Cannot say enough good things about this company. The oil filter housing went out on our 2016 Jeep…read moreWrangler. Trying to cut corners, we purchased the part from Amazon and brought it to FC4x4 to fix. Part ended up being defective. After diagnosing as the issue, they were able to provide us with the part, along with replacing (sadly again) at a great rate. We will not bring our Jeep anywhere else, they've made us customers for life. Gin in the office is great, Austin is the mechanic we worked with, incredibly knowledgeable and honest.