To be in the heart of downtown Raleigh, this business has sent out red flags for racism. Being a…read moreblack man in a nice car passing food over to another vehicle, We were approached by Joey (Mandeza?), who walked between our cars and just straight up said, "y'all need to leave!" OK, no worries, but why are you coming up being rude. Joey said, "It looks like y'all are doing a drug deal passing things from car to car in the middle of my parking lot. I'm done, dude it's 830 am. the streets are too busy to be parking on them. No vehicles had entered the business at any point or time while being there. I've never been approached in a manner like that and for this guy to assume a drug deal was going down is completely wrong and unacceptable had it been another race they would have either not been approached or the approach would have been very different. The best part was they called RPD, which I waited and spoke with the officer. This was one of the most racist situations I've been in, in quite some time. I wouldn't have ever thought it would happen in the heart of downtown Raleigh. If you think every black guy driving a nice ride is a drug dealer, then yeah, you're racist, and this is the perfect business for you. Not at any point did a single vehicle come into the parking lot while I was there, Well 2 if I count the RPD officers who responded. This was a situation that shouldn't have happened, and what started off as a lunch passing turned into being a drug deal. I've never been so pissed

These guys are awesome!…read more As a girl it can be difficult to find a good mechanic. These guys care about your car and you. They have continuously taken care of my car quickly and inexpensively while being incredibly friendly and respectful. These guys are good and honest. I am incredibly grateful to have found Benchmark Auto and plan to return to them for a very long time.

North Hills EXXON located Just off 6 Forks Rd. and the beltline great location to get your complete…read moreAMSOIL Synthetic fluid services from the front of your car to the back of your car

Seth and his team are great! They are friendly and do excellent work for a fair price. They…read moreconsistently exceed my expectations! North Hills Tire Pros have been servicing my cars for 5 years. When I got new tires, Seth actually gave me a price on 60K warranty tires that was lower than I had estimated it would be! When my 2008 Mazda3 blew a head gasket, Seth inspected the car, and advised me to get another car. He did not charge for that inspection. He offered to also inspect my new-to-me 2016 Mazda3 for free before I purchased it! I brought it by on the test drive and he fit me in to his schedule. Seth confirmed that the engine was in excellent condition. I highly recommend Seth and his team!

I have been taking my cars to Eastgate shell for over 20 years. I have used them for repairs for…read moreover 7-8 different vehicles. They are trustworthy and straight shooters. They will tell you like it is, but work with you when you need to stage repairs. Their prices are competetive.

Great bunch of guys! They work on both my vehicles. They are honest and straightforward. Never…read moretry to upsell me and always answer my questions.

Brought my 2013 Lexus RX350 in to have the rear hatch repaired because it would not stay open. I…read morefound the technician to be knowledgeable and timely in regard the repair needed. I liked that he asked me to come into the workshop to show me what he was doing and explain what was needed. Thank you JR and Pro Auto Repair. I would highly recommend Pro Auto Repair and JR for any repairs or maintenance that your car needs.

I've gotten a variety of services done on my 2004 Honda pilot and every time I am met with…read moreexcellent and speedy service! They explain what services are needed and how they affect your car, and even help you decide which services to prioritize when on a budget! I'll be out of town for school, but will gladly drive back to Raleigh to get my car serviced by them.

The Standard of Precision and Trust: Why I Drive 160+ Miles for Bimmer Performance…read more Let me cut straight to the point: when it comes to my family's safety -- especially the vehicles they drive every single day -- compromise is not an option. That's exactly why I drive 160+ miles round-trip, not once, but 3 times now, to Bimmer Performance. This shop doesn't just "service" BMWs -- they understand them. They understand the nuance, the engineering, and more importantly, the responsibility. Most recently, they replaced our "M's" rear tires and swapped out the accessory buttons, which had melted in the Arizona heat. That alone was done with top-tier precision, but the experience didn't stop there -- it never does with these folks. Before the appointment, I asked them to inspect the brakes. I was ready -- fully prepared -- to replace them if needed. They even pre-ordered the parts to be proactive, which meant I did pay a restocking fee when it turned out the brakes were still good. But that right there? That told me everything I needed to know. They didn't push the sale. They didn't just use the parts because they had them. They did the inspection, told the truth, and prioritized integrity over profit. That decision, right there, reaffirms exactly why I'll keep making the drive. Customer service at Bimmer Performance is second to none -- not just in general, but specifically within the BMW service industry. I've had great experiences before, but these folks operate on a standard I hadn't experienced until now. From the quality of their work to the way they communicate, everything is intentional, honest, and on point. And speaking of communication: the chat feature they use to keep you in constant contact with your service writer? That's a game-changer. You're not left wondering what's happening with your car. You're kept in the loop with real-time updates, explanations, and expert-level guidance at every stage. It's a streamlined, modern system -- and it's clear they've built it with the customer in mind. It's phenomenal from start to finish. I've tried two BMW dealerships in the Tri-Cities for service. I won't spend the next hour hammering them for the terrible service and delivery they provided,, I will just say they motivated a loyal dealership, service, customer to promptly start looking for an alternative, cause this wasn't it, and to the point where I have owned five BMWs over the last 10 years and almost left the brand, Bimmer Performance single-handedly turned that around at this point. There is no comparison. Bimmer Performance isn't just "better" -- they're operating in an entirely different category. This is a team that gets it. They know what they're doing, they care how they do it, and they communicate with the kind of clarity and consistency that builds trust fast. So here's the bottom line: if you're serious about maintaining your BMW -- whether it's about performance, longevity, or protecting your family -- Bimmer Performance is the only call you make. They've earned my time driving there. They've earned my trust. And they've absolutely earned my highest recommendation!

We're blessed in the Triangle to have at least 3 (maybe 4) competent independent BMW repair shops…read more I think they are all good, with slightly different strong points. BPC is a good shop for overall general BMW care - cars that are not too old (but they know them), not too modified (I'd recommend another shop for that) but basically the level of dealer service you would get at BMW, at a lower price.

We have been bringing all our cars to Duty Tire on Atlantic Avenue in Raleigh for years and trust…read morethem completely. They perform exceptional work and provide very fair pricing. When dealing with Chris, you feel like he is treating you like family. We've brought him very complex problems, and they have a great method to diagnose the issues systematically. I have never felt overcharged. I highly recommend them for all your automotive needs, not just tires.

They got me in right away to fix a flat tire with a hole. As a woman I often get treated like an…read moreidiot when it comes to my car. Not so at Duty Tire. The guys were super professional. I'll be back.

Extremely knowledgeable, well trained, and professional staff with competitive pricing. Awesome…read moreshop for BMW/ MINI maintenance and service needs.

My family is safe and sound driving in my 20 year old BMW 325 convertible thanks to G3's superb…read moreservice and support. Chris - the manager / owner, Harrison, James, David, and Chris, all go above and beyond. They have kept my car safe and sound and have alerted of me for any potential future problems. Professional, reliable, credible - that's G3. I can't recommend their car care enough. Sincerely, Robert Wake Forest, NC

Hi Yelp. Tried to support a small business. Mistake. Hope they don't get upset, waste half my work…read moreday, get mad over nothing, melt down, and break my car (again). *shrug* Never trust mechanics who refuse to explain their work. The only things they respect less than their profession are their customers. There's a reason a nearby spot told me they stopped giving Yeargan's the time of day. They act like guilty pre-teens who got caught cheating on a test if you ask them something. Dig other reviews here. There's a pattern. Short: Something went funny with my car when it was serviced. Their attitude during follow-up was "Yeah? Drink bleach." Then came the theatrics. Paid $200 to watch some guy freak out and wag the dog. Issue left unaddressed. Long: Got something done. Cool. They noted several issues, but I was already handling those through insurance (was waiting on two checks). Paid, drove home. Lightly touched a door handle. Couldn't get out. Hadn't touched it since leaving the car with them. Cable busted under their watch. Yeargan's lost it when I tried to discuss it the next week. Everything fine on voicemail, but when I went in, it was "$800 for this mysterious issue we *totally* did not cause, jerk!" Owner(?) came unglued and grew cartoonishly condescending when I pointed out they were the last people to use the door, and that I knew how cables break due to my job. You're a tech, sure, but I didn't toss my engineering experience when I walked inside. Yeargan's dived into desperate, scammy evasiveness. They didn't clarify the issue, explain policy, or introduce me to who worked on it. "We got out of it a bunch of times" was pretty much it. Didn't buy the glib take. Suddenly, they were aristocrats, acting like I dropped cash, left, trashed my door, and then sucked up their precious internet browsing time with my unwashed problems. The Nick Cage House of Reactionary Auto Repair and Trying to Scare 20-Year-Olds. Could've said, "Here's what we saw." Instead, Yeargan's demanded nearly a grand for a basic repair, which wasn't needed before I visited, and went full rage-clown. Embarrassing. Worked when I dropped it off, and you used it last... as you said ... so... Discount Occam's Razor for a second. The narrative would read, "Nah, some linebacker Conan'ing this handle around didn't bust it; the disabled person with a bum hand severed this threaded cable, yet didn't hear anything in a silent environment. Or micro-sized ninjas did it. Or Bigfoot. Anyway, we want $800 for this menial job." Sniff test: Failed. Where there's smoke, there's fire. Plausible deniability? Okay, but if you're certain? Explain it. I paid for expertise, yes? You already took the green. Back it up. Instead, Yeargan's showed no confidence in their work and threw a self-incriminating, huff-and-puff fit. Removed all doubt. Corpse at their feet, blood on their clothes, knives in their hands, screaming "We didn't do it!" but... uh... Hit dog will holler. After watching him deflect, I quit speaking with the huffy guy. He then started jumping into my conversation with another person to tell me what was what. Asked for an evidence-based explanation? Nada. Left to his own devices? "Power move Pete." Smartest cat alive, muttering to himself and tagging every other sentence with angry platitudes. A business model based on acting like a gym coach in a bad 1983 comedy. What's "overcompensation"? Hit dog will holler. Hurt their feelings when I responded to their 758th automated text with "You owe me a new door handle!" Boo-hoo. They wasted tons of my time, and a quick DIY fix corrected their mistakes. Yeargan's whining to the pay-to-play joke that is the BBB, using selected de-contextualized recorded snippets (... creepy... ) about how they *weren't* prickly, hostile, or unprofessional, was fun. "This customer ignored me while I repeatedly insulted him after he dared to ask basic questions! WE'RE TOTALLY *NOT* DEFENSIVE!!" A hyperventilating man with a bruised ego, barkin' and fartin' to distract attention from their team's negligence? Doesn't scan very "pro." End result? Door was still busted. Contrarian outbursts did not solve the issue. Watching employees roll their eyes at their boss and his sneering, bitter asides, most of which were factually wrong? That also didn't help. Door was still busted. Again: Hit dog will holler. When I returned to my regular shop, they immediately noted I didn't even need half the work they tried to push on me. They also told me they stopped recommending Yeargan's, and that something was "obviously going on over there." Tell me about it. People need their cars. They use them to earn a living and care for their loved ones. If your options are nothing or this place? Stick with nothing. Keep looking. Your money, safety, and time are worth something. Don't entrust your vehicle to Yeargan's. "Top notch" in the same sense that throwing trash at a wall makes you an "artist."

My tire was flat, apparently slow leak as it seemed fine when I left that morning. I drove it there…read morebecause it was close. They told me $450 for new tire and installation. Then gave me a huge "complimentary" list of things I needed to fix. I didn't appreciate the upsell. They did put air in the tire, which I appreciate so I gave the 2 stars instead of 1. I drove it to Costco and had tire changed for $270. I get that it's more expensive in local garages than chains like Costco, and I probably would have paid an extra $100-but they lost my trust entirely with their laundry list of "things wrong with the vehicle" which was actually fine. Too bad. I like to support local as long as I don't feel taken advantage of.