I needed a CV axle and wheel bearing replaced. Received a message to call and make an appointment…read moreand when I did, I was told they could not work on the vehicle. I was given alternative sources, which was helpful.

They fixed my wife's tire in a flash (she's a nurse who was going to see patients at the time)…read more Appreciated the quick friendly service, but when a tire has metal valve cap, please put them back on. Not only was the tire valve cap not replaced, another tire's cap was removed and replaced with a cheap plastic cap as well for some reason. I bought those caps for a reason.

Always the very best. My truck was ready as promised and two months after picking it up, it's…read moreperfect. If you have a classic or a brand new vehicle, you can trust Mike to do it right.

Very friendly and engaging interaction. To me, this is how business should be conducted, honest…read moreopen communication. They know what they are doing, and charge fair prices for quality service.

They explained up front what was needed, how long it would take and how much it would cost. My…read morequestions were answered and there were no surprises. There is a comfortable waiting area and the staff is great. This was my first visit, but I will be taking my cars here from now on

Service was excellent, needed AC fixed, scheduled it within a week, took it in in the morning, was…read moreable to pick up after work. Amazing service, honest, and kind. Other shops were charging 1.5x the amount, which was ridiculous to me. Beacon was upfront, honest, and quick getting back to my inquiry, even though they were busy. Highly recommend.

Smith's Auto Repair is a local family-owned business that provides awesome service at fair prices…read more They are friendly, professional, reliable and their customer services far exceeds what is expected or required. It's comforting to be able to actually have total faith and trust in an auto repair shop. There are honest ones and not so honest ones. This business is definitely trustworthy. I highly recommend Smith's Auto Repair.

Run as fast as you can this place is a scam. They scratched and dented up my car and told me that…read morethere was not a problem with my car when they're obviously was. They do not care about their customers and treat them like garbage. The owner is extremely rude and was very dishonest .

took me car here to have the transmission rebuilt they told me it would be about two weeks because…read moreof parts and they where very busy but to my surprize they called me with in a week and had my car fixed and at a great price compared to other transmission shop around augusta ga

Will never return! Rebuilt my trans and pasted 15 minutes in the car. Broke because they put it…read moretogether wrong and won't fix it. Don't take your car here!

Ambience. A Service. A…read morePrice. A Called to get suggestion for repairing tire with nail. Was told if I had to replace I had to buy new and if repaired covered under warranty. Drove in on my donut and repaired with latch under one hour. I'm a happy camper today. I'm a FaN!!!

On July 21, 2025, I spoke with the owner, Eddie, who agreed to refund me $250. During our…read moreconversation, he acknowledged a breakdown in communication between the original technician and the one who later attempted to complete the work. He admitted that key information wasn't properly passed along. Eddie also confirmed that the confrontation with the tow truck driver did occur, and while he acknowledged it was an unfortunate situation, he said there was blame to go around. That said, my experience with Butler's Automotive, located at 1401 Reynolds Street in Augusta, Georgia, was truly awful. We initially brought our Toyota Tundra in to have the rear wheel bearings replaced. After the job was supposedly completed, I noticed a persistent noise while driving. I returned and asked them to recheck the work. They told me the bearings were fine and instead claimed the driveshaft needed to be replaced. They quoted me $2,200 to install a new driveshaft. Alternatively, if I provided my part, they would charge $400 for installation. I was also told that if I chose not to proceed with the installation, I would still owe $200 for labor already performed. I ordered a new driveshaft and had it shipped directly to their shop. After the driveshaft arrived, they told me it wouldn't work and insisted I now owed $400--double the amount originally stated if I chose not to go forward with the job. When I pushed back and reminded them of the $200 agreement, they justified the higher charge by citing time spent moving the truck in and out of the bay. Though I strongly disagreed, I paid the $400 just to get my vehicle back. Once I had the truck, I installed the same driveshaft myself without issue. The part simply required a universal joint strap--something any competent technician should have recognized and handled easily. Their claim that the part didn't fit was unfounded. To make matters worse, when the tow truck driver arrived to retrieve my vehicle, Eddie and several employees were disrespectful and used profanity toward him. Their behavior was completely unprofessional and uncalled for. In total, I lost $400--$200 in unnecessary shop fees and $200 for towing--due to poor communication, misdiagnoses, and unprofessional conduct. While I appreciate the partial refund, the overall experience was unacceptable. I would not recommend Butler's Automotive to anyone. If I could give them a rating below one star, I would.

If "impeccable" were an auto repair shop, it would be Christian Brothers Automotive…read more From customer service to mechanical expertise, they are truly top tier. The team is professional, knowledgeable, and works with a clear sense of urgency that shows they value your time and prioritize getting you back on the road. There were no delays and zero miscommunication. Their system is outstanding, providing real time updates and video links so you can actually see inspections being performed on your vehicle. I never had to call once for a status update. The facility itself is just as impressive, clean, organized, and hazard free inside and out. The pricing was more than fair for the exceptional level of service provided. I dropped my car off right before work, and it was ready before my day ended. That level of efficiency is rare. I felt immediate trust and comfort here, which is not something I say often, especially as a foreign car owner. Highly recommend. Thank you all so much!

I've taken about a year to ponder over leaving a review or not…read more Me as a person: Naive, trusting, mid-20's, knowing nothing about cars. Issue: My 2014 Kia refuses to drive over 45 miles per hour. Jiffy Lube: "We cannot work on a car that has the engine light flashing" I coast down the hill to a place that has "Christian" in the title. Naive, naive, naive. The place is willing to look at my car that day. Wonderful. It's the morning. They'll let me know when they're done. I walk all over Evans since it's a lovely day. They have my car past 5:00. So it's been... 6-7 hours. Luckily I didn't have work. Finally I wait in the building so I don't get locked out past closing time. Eventually, I'm told "You're going to need an entirely new engine. Your car isn't safe to drive." I'm shaken. I had just bought the car less than 3 months ago. I ask if they know any tow truck services they trust so I can take my car home, as I was a pharmacy technician at the time and flat broke. I had spent that March through August walking everywhere I needed, so I just accepted my fate of walking everywhere once more until I could figure out how to save for a multi-thousand dollar fix. The person at the front desk then says "Oh, it's not serious enough that you need a tow." My inner dialogue went "Hm.. but you just said my engine needs to be replaced. My car isn't safe to drive... why WOULDNT I need a tow truck?" So I pay the $91 diagnostic fee on my credit card, a bit dumbfounded that $100, which was the equivalent to working 6 hours overtime at my full time job to afford the service, fixed nothing. My engine is to give out at any second, but I'm okay to drive home? Quite embarrassed, I called my veteran friend who came over that afternoon, ran a test on his diagnostic machine, and asked if I hit a bump recently. I did. He told me I had activated some sort of knock sensor when I did that, which then activated a safety mechanism, which was why my car wouldn't go over 45. He cleared the code on his device, and my car was magically fixed :) A year later, my car is still running great. No further issues. So I recommend avoiding this place. My friend fixed the issue in five minutes for the price of a thank you coffee while this establishment took an entire business day to attempt to scam me into buying a whole new engine without clearing the code to allow me to safely drive home until I could afford their "fix." Anyone who knows the driving culture in Augusta would understand that driving under 45 is dangerous business around all the irritated, impatient car-owners in this city. I don't appreciate anyone who uses scare tactics to uneducated, trusting people. It's embarrassing to be treated as if I'm stupid when in reality, I never had a father to show me how to run simple tests on my car to try and resolve issues myself. Rather shameful to lure people in with Christian decor when taking advantage of people in my opinion, but that's just my thoughts.