I tried this auto shop on a Sunday after calling a week prior for an appointment. The fact that…read morethey are open on Sundays is a blessing. The waiting area is clean and the staff was professional. When I made my appointment it was Joe that scheduled me and when I arrived for my appointment it was Sade that checked me in. I didn't wait for my car but they completed the work as if I was there waiting on it. Upon completion they called to let me know that my car was ready. I had the state inspection, parking bulb replaced, headlight restoration, and windshield wipers replaced. I mentioned all of this to one of my neighbors and she mentioned that they are under new management As of right now, I say give them a try if you need a mechanic or inspection. Pricing seems fair and the team seems polite. (10/19/2025)

I bought my car in cause check engine light was on and car was misfiring. They charged me close to…read more$1600 for diagnostic and new Plugs and coil pack,,ok! So when I go to pick my car up,,its still running like crap! When I called them back they told me I need to take my car to the dealer,,and come to find out they only changed my spark plugs and not my coil packs!

Extremely bad work and shoddy parts…read more I had them install new brakes in the summer of 2024. By the winter of 2025, the brakes were wobbling. Apparently the brakes they installed were faulty (the rotors warped), but they still charged be $200 to replace them even though they were still under warranty. That would be fine, I guess, if they had done a good job or used good parts the second time, but it's been 2 months and my brakes are grinding and slipping. Apparently, the pins, the rotors, the pin boots, the pads, and a few other parts are so low quality that they're falling apart already. At this point, I'm not trusting my car to these guys again. I took my car to the mechanic near my work in Fredericksburg and paid him $500 to just do the job correctly. I deeply regret not taking my car to him in the first place, as he would have done a good job, stood by his work, and I wouldn't be out $700 for bad work and bad parts. Do yourself a favor and go to a different mechanic.

this is one of the best automotive places ive been to in northern VA! they're very friendly,…read moreinexpensive, & informative. i went in for a code scan and overall inspection & they reassured me that everything is looking great! :)

I stop in here nearly every day on my way to work for coffee and occasionally get a snack and maybe…read moresome gas in the car at the same time. They are typically always really busy, but still greet each customer with a smile and offer nice service. Absolutely love their coffee and typically can't go a day without it.

Came inside to pay for gas, had the owner ask me personal questions asking me if I'm married and to…read morecome work for him.. then proceeded to say I'm fat and should keep a good health ... that's not something you say to a customer. Wish I could give negative stars. This is ridiculous.

Looking for a reliable, honest, local auto repair shop in the Dale City/Woodbridge area? This is…read moreit. Quality work, fair prices, prompt service. Shop staff take the time to show you the issues identified, proposed fixes, and up front pricing. You'll be greeted at the desk or on the phone with polite welcomes and knowledgeable responses to your questions. If you wait for the repair work, (rather than drop off), you'll be treated to some visits from their dogs who are super sweet and love to be rubbed behind the ears.

For more than 12 years I took all six of my cars to Parkway Automotive and received great service…read morefrom Jimmy and his dad. Then they sold the business to the new owner. The very first visit cost me $60 just for them to look at the car. It just got worse after that. Two of my kids took their cars there. The first was given a list of eight "critical" repairs that needed to be done immediately or something terrible would happen. Estimate was over $3K. Got a second opinion (Lake Ridge Automotive) and only one repair was necessary and was done for less than $100. Today, another kid took a car there and was charged $160 for them to plug in the engine fault code reader. No work was done, just read the codes! Not sure if it was the same lady at the desk each time, but I would not recommend this business to anyone.

Bought the mid level tint for my husband for Father's Day! He dropped it off and picked up the same…read moreday. Tint looks great! Fast and easy!

Awesome experience at TintPlus!…read more I took my 2024 Acura to TintPlus for window tinting, and they did an amazing job -- quick, clean, and super professional. It took less than a few hours, and my car looks great! I've already sent my daughter (with her new 2025 Civic) and a friend (with their Silverado), and they both loved the results too. The team is friendly, efficient, and really knows their stuff. I'll keep recommending TintPlus to everyone!

This is probably the only instance where I've actually felt a negative star review is warranted,…read morebut in this case, being as I was robbed by this place for $500, it's more than justified. I don't like to make a habit of dragging local businesses, but when you've been laid off and every single dollar counts, I'd like to warn others not to spend their hard earned money here. So, over the summer, the air conditioning in my car stopped working. The car is less than 10 years old, and I've had this model before with little to no issues, so I felt more than comfortable grabbing a checkup from this particular station, especially knowing it's family owned. I was charged about $300 for a "AC RECHARGE & DYE" labor and materials. Fine; if that's what it takes, it sucks to spend money but at least my ac is working. I noticed right away that the ac worked intermittently or not at all. Took it back to this same station, they ran some kind of test and concluded it's fine. But the thing is, it was never fine. I didn't pay for a partial repair, I paid for a FULL repair. As in, I expect my ac to function after specifically shelling out my limited wages that week to pay for it. Is this an unreasonable expectation? I guess so. So let's fast-forward me being gaslit for about two months to when I was driving home from a particularly brutally hot day at my temporary job, and being mad because, Goddammit I paid for ac and I'm not getting it. I brought it back to this same place since it's blatantly obvious they never actually fixed what they charged me for. Today I was charged almost $200 for "A/C DIAGNOSTIC: PERFORM SYSTEM TEST FOR PRESSURES AND A/C FUNCTIONS. CHECK FOR AC DYE. WE FILLED OVER THE SUMMER AND IT IS NOW NOT WORKING. COMPRESSOR NEEDS TO BE REPLACED. FLOW SENSOR INTERMITTENTLY WORKING." OKAY SO. The last sentence appears to be the only thing that makes any sense. However, "WE FILLED IT OVER THE SUMMER AND IT IS NOW NOT WORKING" is misleading and frankly, false. To say "NOW" it's not working is entirely untrue, because it wasn't working directly after the first "repair." As I said, I brought it back after the first "repair" and I was gaslit because "sometimes the ac kicks in." Nice. As for the second part, that the "COMPRESSOR NEEDS TO BE REPLACED", WHY on God's green earth did you not recognize this little issue the first time you supposedly diagnosed my car? They proceeded to provide me with a $700 estimate for an "actual" repair. Ma'am, you already charged me $300 for absolutely nothing, I was gaslit into thinking that sometimes-working-ac-is-better-than-no-ac-at-all (until it stopped working altogether), and now you charge me nearly $200 to evaluate the first diagnostic you dicked up and for which you gave me the wrong "repair"? If you had the capability to know what was actually wrong in August when I first brought her in, what was stopping you from doing whatever sort of magic diagnostic you did today, that you charged me $176.49 more for? I would have paid the $700 you gave on the estimate then and there. So, overall, I paid about $500 (while I'm between jobs), for my ac to be broken and remain broken. This is absolutely predatory behavior for a business (local or not). Save yourself a lot of money and go somewhere else.

I was driving down Old Bridge rd when my alternator gave out. I managed to pull in and I was glad…read moreI did. Pam knew right away what the problem was, they also did a safety inspection, oil change and washed my car for free. I'm disabled and don't drive much. They made every effort to help me and didn't overcharge me. I highly recommend them for their expertise, efficiency and kindness.

Tried two pumps and both said "lift handle to begin fueling" and nothing happens when pulling the…read morehandle. Guy inside refused to come out and try and help in any way. Had to manually hold up the handle that holds the gas nozzle for gas to pump. Only figured this out after 20 minutes of screwing with it myself. Absolute trash human being working inside who refused to help in anyway

Lol this was some This was the most amazing gas that I've ever put in my vehicle it literally let…read moreme go 400 mph faster if you go here your car will be able to break the speed limit without you even pushing on the Excelerator this is literally the best place you could possibly go that's Johnny blazer review

I've been going to Flagship Carwash for a while. It's nice because it's close, which makes it super…read moreconvenient. Unfortunately, I've noticed that a few of the vacuums on both sides are often broken. Also, with the recent snow, the lines have been extra long. I feel like they could do a better job utilizing both lanes for members. Usually, the membership lane is longer while the cash lane is shorter, yet all members are still directed into one line. The cheapest membership is currently $29.99, and it's worth it considering one visit is about $15. Just be mindful that if you feel the car wash didn't clean your car well, you're only allowed to go through once per day.

The worst part of this car wash is that they don't enforce the member vs non member lines. That…read moreleaves non members in the members line and it slows down the entire process. Half the time the drying micro fiber runs out and it takes them forever to replenish