Hit a very big raccoon on an Oklahoma turnpike in the dead of night and my bumper was dragging all…read morethe way back home. Maaco was open on a Saturday morning, took my car in and gave me an estimate of a bit over $1,500 to replace the entire bumper and components. I was told it would take fourteen days to fix. I called in on the morning of day eighteen and was told it would be ready that afternoon. The repairs costed a lot and took a very long time for parts to arrive, but I chalk that up to supply chain problems across this and every other industry. Overall, I would recommend this business. Costs came in as promised, the repairs were done soon enough and the new bumper looks really nice. The weekend hours are also much appreciated.

Insurance claim. Wouldn't work on it until the insurance paid in full, took about 4-5 weeks for…read morethat. It has taken them 4-5 weeks to do the repairs even though it was only moderate damage. So I have been without a vehicle for almost 3 months. I don't recommend them. Takes way to long!!! it was bad enough with the insurance dragging, but repairs, really! You would think trying to get a customer BACK ON THE ROAD would at least be important to them. Just called, another weekend without my truck. ACF

Great people, fast service, fair and reasonable pricing ... everything you could want in an…read moreautomotive repair shop.

Do not go here! They will try to rip you off! I went to Alvey's and received WAY better treatment…read moreand they got the job done for 1/5 of the price! Save your money and get better service go somewhere else! I would highly discourage anyone from taking their vehicle here! The owner will try to nickel and dime everything! 0/10 - service. 0/10 - customer treatment.

Ronna and her crew provide an amazingly easy experience…read more I'd trust them with all of my vehicles to give me honest work at fair pricing. Great folks to work with

Had some work done on my Honda back in March involving gaskets, etc. Only put about 1,000 miles on…read moresince then, and noticed smoke from under the hood, and found it was due to leaking oil. I drove to the shop to get it checked out, suspecting something was left loose and just needed retightening, but they appear to be permanently closed. 3 stars because I had good experiences with them in the past and assume they would have taken care of it if they were still open. Looks like I'll have to pay someone else to take care of this. Hate to a local business go under. EDIT: And it is indeed leaking from the same place, will cost a few hundred to fix by having the same work redone.

I have been using S and J Automotive for several years based on the recommendation of Allen's Tire…read morecompany where I have been doing business for 24 years. S and J has been honest and very responsive taking care of my wife's 23 year old Honda Civic with only 80,000 miles on it. They have given us a list of what to expect with the car as it enters it "Golden" years. Very fair with accurate upfront assessment of the issues and quick turn around. I would recommend them to my own mother if she were still alive.

I took my van in to S &J for 100K service. I've used them before and have been happy with the…read morequality of their work. This time they were prompt, but when I went to pick it up I noticed they had charged me $26.05 for ONE spark plug. I thought it was a mistake and questioned it, the owner insisted they were super duper spark plugs and had cost him $21 and he added only $5 so I could have a warranty for the work. I got a little suspicious about the other items and since I knew the parts came from O'Reilly's, I checked each part # and this is what I found. I've attached a pic of the invoice if you'd like to check my numbers. Also, don't shops get a discount on parts? O'Reilly's Prices here are not sale prices. Using the part #s on the invoice PART O'Reilly's PRICE WHAT I WAS CHARGED Oil Filter $5.79 $14.27 Motor Oil $13.49 $18.95 Motor oil 5 quart $28.99 $69.58 Brake Fluid $8.49 $16.22 Automatic Trans Fluid $10.99 $29.87 Antifreeze $20.99 $71.98 Air Filter $26.99 $60.94 Cabin Air Filter $21.99 $39.00 Strut Assembly $209.99 $286.75 Shock Absorber $81.99 $156.08 Spark Plug $10.49 $26.05 Plenum Gasket Set $36.99 $54.08 Serpentine Belt $29.99 $55.20 SOME PARTS REQUIRED MULTIPLES. For instance, 6 spark plugs cost me $156.30. Plus a charge of $182.65 to install the plugs! Now, this only addresses the parts, my total invoice was over $3000, causing me to dip into savings. My recommendation for anyone using this shop ---get a parts quote upfront and check them out or go get the parts yourself and take them to them. That reminds me, I had a new, in the box, cabin air filter in my glove box. I got charged $39 for a cabin air filter and my new one is no longer there.

It is really hard to find an auto repair shop that is actually honest when there is an easy buck to…read morebe made. I had an electrical problem with my Yukon and on the recommendation of a friend, had the towing service deliver the dead machine to Dave's shop. Dave was unable to pin down the exact cause of the problem. Not only did he tell me he couldn't pin the problem down, but he did not charge me for the diagnostic time (which was not trivial). After some serious analysis on my part, I believe the problem originated with some detailing work I had done four days before. My point is this: Dave could have easily sold me a battery, an alternator, or both and he didn't. Honesty is nice when you run across it!!!

Driving through Lindale to Dallas and had a car issue. Randomly stopped here and Dave and his team…read morefixed my issue in less than 10 minutes. Highly recommend!

I recently had my truck repaired and I was blown away with the quality of work and customer…read moreservice. They remained in contact with me during the entire process. The even finished earlier than estimated. I would definitely recommend them to anybody that needs repairs done on their vehicle!

Home if the highest three estimates I received for my SUV by far--as in four times higher!read more