this is just a local guy named Ernie and he is honorable he does good work. He's fair.. labor…read morerates...... repair shop looks nice and clean he has a legitimate service to offer if you want a good mechanic at the fair price call Ernie at future automotive

I definitely recommend weikle auto. Guy is really friendly and his prices are reasonable. Weikle…read morehas put struts on our Pontiac and he's fixed a gas line leak . We live in va and it's worth the drive for good service. I'll go to weikle for all my car needs !

In the area temporarily and was referred here by someone local. I was told by another shop that my…read moretie rods were bad and went here to have them replaced. After having Simms look it over, they said my tie rods were fine and it was a stabilizer bearing that needed replacement. I have since brought my vehicle back for spark plugs, brakes and rotors. They were timely, trustworthy, and affordable. If I was living here long term, Simms would definitely become my regular mechanic. There is no real "waiting room" area, so if you need to leave your car for a period of time, I suggest bringing a book, if it's a nice day, a drink on the deck at the Asylum in the sun is a nice way to pass the time. The Wild Bean coffee shop is another place within walking distance to enjoyably pass the time as well. 10/10 would go back to Simms.

brakes had noise & thought I'd have to pay $300-$400, but Simms said just needed to clean a spot &…read morecharged $5. I'm out of town, but highly recommended Simms. honest & many mechanics have $90 minimum labor charge.

Noah helped me out of a jam on 81 one day. I was pulled over after my old Jeep Cherokee died on the…read morehighway. He stopped by and gave my car a look over and white the tools on hand got me going enough to make it home to NOrth Carolina. Saved me a tow and the delay of a visit to a local repair shop. Solid dude.

From the owner: Oil an Filter changes, Disc Brake pad Replacements, Rotate Tires and Trouble Shooting also with…read morethe OBD 2 Code Reader. $100 HRLY/ Check Engine Lights All other DashBoard Lights Issues Are You Having Now. ALL YOUR General Wear n Tear Parts Dangerous Problems. Get it fixed call Noah with Big Boss Auto 10% off on all nesssary Auto Repairs limited time offer last ends July 5th 2025. My rate is 100hrly I am a legit operating bussiness in the state. Soon to have insurance.

They have worked on a couple different vehicles for me and always done so great all around…read more Dependable work and the customer service is great. A couple weeks ago I had to go out of town and needed last minute repairs. Brandon got me squeezed in and fixed up just in time for my trip. I was so thankful! Great mechanics and great people, for sure.

Took my 66 Austin Healey for them to put on rack and inspect the under carriage and suspension. The…read moreguys there were very personable and professional and spent 2 hours inspecting, adjusting and showing me areas that need attention. I'm not physically able to crawl around under these things any longer and was hoping to find a resource that I can depend on for my 2 British classics. I think I have

Been taking all of our vehicles to K2, Kelvin and Keith have always been very professional,…read morefriendly and the place is always clean! Never had any issues with the services I totally would recommend them to anyone looking for a honest and great local place! Support our local businesses!

Derek went above and beyond to help us when we needed our vehicle towed. He was very thorough and…read moremade sure our vehicle was safely towed to a location several hours away for repair. Well worth the price they gave us and we highly recommend them for your towing needs.

I've used whites for everything from oil changes, to collision repair to rust repair on an older…read moretruck. They make it look like there was never an issue. They have taken care of adding lights and a brush hard as well as repairing a heater fan that others couldn't fix. Their price is always surprisingly lower than expected.

They are always on top of it. Great work and very knowledgeable. Price is fair. I take all my…read morevehicles (personal and business) to them.

I dropped my Jeep off for a look and Pete was efficient, kind, and honest about my air conditioning…read moreissue. I decided to not pay for the service and have since had the car appraised at CarMax, but I appreciated the way everything was handled.

Very dependable mechanics and excellent quality and effective work without any issues at all.read more

I brought my GMC envoy here to have a new engine put in. It took nearly 4 months to get it right…read more The owner was reluctant to get it working the way it should and pretty much rebuilt the vehicle at my expense. Very poor customer service and shady tactics.

Having purchased a vehicle from this dealership, and having entrusted their service department to…read moreservice four different vehicles I have owned, I thought I had a feel for who the people of this dealership are and what they are about. I recently learned, however, that my assumptions were wrong, and that this a dealership one should avoid at all costs, whether to purchase a vehicle or have one serviced. I have had my work car inspected for the state inspection sticker at Greenbrier Motors the three last years. The two previous years the car passed inspection with no issues other than a rear bulb needing replaced, despite the fact that a slight electronic issue existed on the interior. For five years now my 2007 Jeep Patriot has had a dashboard malfunction that is the result of a grounding problem. It's not a major issue in that it causes any crucial electronics like the lights or other parts to fail. The grounding problem causes the dashboard lights to randomly flash and for the annoying "ding, ding, ding" sound to go off, usually when accelerating around a sharp curve. It isn't a constant problem, but as a result of this problem the check engine light has remained on constantly for more than five years. I have had the vehicle to four different service departments for that problem alone. Shelor Motors of Christiansburg, VA actually had the vehicle for three days but was never able to locate the source of the problem. Nonetheless, the car passed VA state inspection at Shelor even with the electronic hiccup, and it passed inspection at Greenbrier Motors two previous years, despite their knowledge of the "problem" as well, which isn't really a problem but more of an annoyance that I have learned to deal with. Mind you as well that this dealership worked on the car several other times too, like when it corrected a transmission issue covered by the powertrain warranty, and when it recently replaced the back brakes, rotors, and calipers. During such visits, the electronic gaffe wasn't a problem ever mentioned. However, this year the electronic issue suddenly became a giant problem for this dealership, and it was cited, along with tire-depth issues, as a reason to fail the car for inspection. They suddenly wanted to "fix" this problem, which would likely justify several hours of labor charges, and they wanted to sell me new tires, the estimate calling for tires that cost $156 each, which would make them top of the line for the 205 70r 16 size. When I demanded they show me why the tires needed to be replaced, the service associate took me out to the car and pointed to a worn patch on the front tire. I recognized that the tire was close to meeting the minimum tread depth, but I needed actual proof by way of a depth gauge. Of course, he didn't have one on him. I was supposed to simply take his word for it. So finally a mechanic came out and tried to feed me a line of bull about the state requirements, which he was incorrect about. Conceding the front tires could be a loss, I then mentioned that the back tires were still within passing depth range, and that I could simply replace the two front tires to pass inspection, at which the associate snickered and said that isn't how tire replacement works for an AWD vehicle. Well, the Jeep Patriot isn't an AWD vehicle, it is a 4WD vehicle, and all four tires aren't working simultaneously. I then reminded him that I wasn't a naïve little old lady who was going to agree with anything I was told and pull out a credit card for their dealership to pillage. In the end, they wouldn't budge, and neither would I as I clearly saw through their guise to stick it to me, a person who has been a VERY loyal customer. The problem for this dealership is the fact that West Virginia is hurting economically due to the death of coal. They aren't selling their highly overpriced cars (they are always four to five grand over on any vehicle according to carguru.com) like they once did, and now they are resorting to the type of techniques that larger, scummy dealerships pull on a regular basis. How disappointing. It was like getting punched by a family member, receiving this news. No gratitude on their end for the business I have provided them the last two years. They are relying too heavily on business from the elderly population that is the bulk of people in this region, hoping they are too uneducated to research them. The fact that there are no other reviews for this dealership on this site speaks volumes for the point I am making. However, these older people are quickly fading away, and the younger generation is more in tune with their tricks and shenanigans. Owning three different dealerships in a small town doesn't make you king of the car hill. Beckley and Princeton are short drives away. I have no problem driving out of town to avoid these crooks. Greenbrier Motors will NEVER see another dollar from me!