Terrible place scheduled oil change for 930 and over 30 minutes later still haven't touched itread more

I took my 2011 car to examine the AC belt that was making noise. They wanted $850 to replace the…read morecompressor. Since, the car is so old and maybe worth $1500, I declined the server. Well, they charged me $140 for looking at the car. I paid less for a doctor exam! Alway ask how much they charge for looking at the car.

Great place to have your car serviced. Larry says he'll have it done at a specific time and he…read more does. Dennis is great, he will find and fix your maintenance need. They never waste your time or precious income on repairs you don't need. They care about you and your car, I love this place, GOD BLESS SCP Automotive, a repair shop you can count on!!!

I brought my car in because the airbag light turns on after moving the passenger seat. They scanned…read morethe car, confirmed there was an airbag issue, but offered no real diagnosis or fix. They recommended replacing the battery, charged $150 for it, and wanted another $150 just to install it. I declined the install and later confirmed that replacing the battery did NOT fix the airbag issue, making the recommendation unnecessary. They also suggested the airbag issue might be a recall, which they could have easily verified using my VIN--but it was not a recall. I also asked them to look at a rear leak and was told to pull a drain plug and then referred to a body shop because they didn't know how to fix it. I paid $120 for diagnostics and walked away with no solutions. Unfortunately, this shop has gone downhill over the past few years, declining from a great place to one with weak diagnostics and questionable recommendations. Customers who aren't car‑savvy could easily overspend here. I won't be back.

Simon and crew are amazing at their work and just incredibly helpful - I've used them for years and…read moreI'll keep taking my cars there :)

I love A-Dayton Automotive! First- they are very friendly and helpful. I was afraid that I had a…read more$$$ repair job but, no- it was an easy fix. My wallet and I were very relieved. I have had the opposite treatment at other repair shops and I truly appreciated the honesty instead of a big bill. I am new in town and am glad to have found my auto shop.

Quality work for a fair price. Michael kept us informed on what was going on with your car from…read morestart to finish. He does great work and in a reasonable time frame. Would definitely recommend and will continue to bring my vehicles for repair or maintenance.

Service was great, though waiting was a tad long, yet overall I am very satisfied with the results…read more The owner and the other mechanic are polite, friendly and professional and the pricing is very fair.

Wow, I am kinda shocked at myself that I have never taken the time to post a review. Like... I've…read morehad time. Plenty of time. I have been taking my cars here for 13+ years. That's a lot of time. Please don't trust your car to one of the chains. The price tag and "quick turn around" might seem great, but I promise you, you will end up getting burned. Our cars run so well (one of them is going on 19 years in 2026! Crazy!), and I know the whole staff at Centerville is always looking out for our family and not upselling every five seconds. And honestly, the turn around has always blown my mind at CSC. This parking lot is ALWAYS full, and our cars are ALWAYS ready on time (We call ahead for appointments. I recommend doing the same).

They got me right in and fixed out issue with my son's jeep. Great price. Highly recommend.read more

I felt like I was given a good deal on service and not talked down to, as many places seem to do to…read morewomen. I had two of my cars there for brakes and one for air conditioning and they gave all the options and recommendations and were not pushy.

The warranties a headlight that went out two weeks after they replaced it! Everyone there is nice…read moreand honest about your car issues.

I took my Chevy S10 in for the inevitable Chevy Sagging Door Syndrome- I'd put it off for a long…read morewhile, so when they told me it wasn't going to be pretty, I accepted that fact that it was on me for waiting too long. When I picked up the truck later, and looked at the hinge, I was shocked. The hinge looked factory new. I was amazed at the work. I've got much more work needs to be done to that truck, so I suspect Stone's will have to get used to that vehicle in their lot.

Always good service, and reasonable prices. I liked to bring my old vehicle in for repair and have…read morethe work done in a reasonable time.

After a frustrating experience with a previous shop that failed to fix my car (2011 BMW 328xi), I…read moredecided to take it to Specialty Motorwerkes. From the moment my car was dropped off, the staff was professional, helpful, and friendly. They took the time to explain what was wrong with my car, what needed to be done, and why. I really appreciated their transparency and communication throughout the entire process. Not only were they easy to work with, but they also completed the repairs quickly and efficiently. Now, my car is back on the road and running well. I couldn't be happier with the service I received. Update: It's now been about 2 weeks since I got my car back and everything had been working fine, no lights on my dash whatsoever. Unfortunately ,my car broke down (went into limp mode) again. So, they fixed general issues, just not the issue causing it to breakdown. I thought about taking my car back but when my father called the first thing out of their mouths was talking about a charge for looking at it again. This being the 2nd shop I had taken it to and the 2nd time I was failed by a shop, I didn't really have the means to spend another few thousand on it. Very upsetting, I was considering this shop to be a go to for me.

Perhaps the new 'Specialty' is trying to rob customers instead of doing a fair service at a decent…read moreprice? DO NOT look at reviews older than a year; that's apparently the prior owners who actually worked with honesty and integrity. My van went in with what I already confirmed was 2 bad relays, a bad fuel pump, a leaking power steering pump (Toyota used ATF back then, which is highly corrosive) and a dead alternator from the PS leak. Unless you supply external power, it was key dead. With power, all primary safety items such as, lights, front wipers, signals, blowers front and rear, power windows & locks, buzzer, horn, and the radio work. The cruise control does not work due to an illuminated BRAKE on the gauge cluster disabling this for safety. I believe it's the emergency brake lever needing tightened, and a weak brake cable that might need replaced soon. On a bottle the van cranked started ran and held idle without issue. I- like many- assumed this was the same shop as it used to be. RUN! AVOID!! Dalton called a week after it was dropped off (and the van NEVER moved, the tires aren't marked by chalk but I confirmed their drop off position visually) and proposed orally $1197, (I repeated it twice and wrote it down) to replace the fuel pump, fix the AC (provided it didn't need an evaporator, oil to convert to R134- a common and uncomplicated process if the a/c system leaks have been remedied). I was highly concerned they didn't see the obvious ATF coating everything stemming from the PS leak, but Dalton said they'll go ahead and do the fuel pump and adjacent electrical, with the PS leak and full A/C cost TBD. Not unrealistic with a 40 year old vehicle, I figured if it needed converted to R134, they would need to replace the accumulator, need a conversion kit, have to replace any leaks in the AC system... this section was indeed left open. However... he NEVER gave the quotes in writing at this point and by law I should have been entitled to those to see what he was saying on the phone. There is ZERO POINT putting another new alternator on without actually fixing the issue. NONE! He assured me on that 8/29 that he would be directly in contact when the PS issue was verified and quoted out. Nothing for nearly another week, so on 9/3 the van again was visually confirmed as not moved. I call for a status update. No mention of the supposedly 'approved' additional charges at that time. Nothing in writing... 9/4 he calls back and the 'initial' cost somehow went up to $1917 (again- nothing was provided or agreed to in writing at this point) and now we're looking at upwards of $3200 with no guarantee of the scope or scale of repairs- saying it may end up more. What was NEVER agreed to was the fuel system costs that only NOW SUDDENLY appeared after I rejected the $3200 quote. In their system he is able to manipulate what I supposedly agreed to, to show as "agreed" and checked off. That's right- his own software gives him the ability to back up his lies!!! PROFESSIONAL CON ARTISTS!! There are zero part numbers in their supposed 'estimate.' No labor times; no credits for overlapping operations (such as if you take of an alternator, the belts already have to come off). An honest and transparent shop will always be up front with you and disclose these things. Good techs make more money by being accurate and efficient with diagnostics and repairs... So just to recap: he is demanding $685.01 for a van that has NEVER had a wrench turned. He checked off without my authorization a $467.56 charge for "additional time you approved last we spoke." Dead lie here... So I proposed 2 hours plus tax to be done as-is where-is; there was a mutual expectation up until today that I'd have a van running, starting and stopping, and at least a full picture of A/C costs estimated for somewhere in the neighborhood of $1200 plus some shop fees taxes etc. Nope! Now he says I have to pay in cash (knowing this is EVIL!) AVOID AVOID AVOID DISHONEST PEOPLE