sure yall are great. but tell your employee who owner or whoever to slow the frick down and pick a…read morelane. I would like to NOT have my car side swipe or witness them cause a crash with an 18 wheeler that had every right to turn.

I had my Lincoln Aviator repaired at Collision Master after a collision, and they did a really…read moregreat job. They are a family-run business, and I prefer using family businesses when I can, so I'm glad I chose them. Bobby and his crew do excellent work. The paint match came out perfect; the color, texture, and shine all match beautifully. The car looks great, like nothing ever happened. They also got it done fast. A corporate shop told me it might take 2 months, but Collision Master finished it in a fraction of that time, and I picked it up more than a week earlier than promised. They also worked with my insurance company, which made things much easier for me. Really nice people, great workmanship, and I highly recommend them.

Do not do business with them! They are a bunch of crooks and con artists and will prey on women!…read morePerry literally came to my house and knocked on my door to inquire about my 2015 Hyundai Accent. He asked me how much I wanted for the vehicle and I told him I was unsure because it wasn't running and I didn't know what was wrong with it. Perry made a deal to "supposedly help me out" in which I traded in my non-working vehicle for the repair costs of my new car and even said he would fix my daughters car for free. Against my better judgment I traded over the title to my car to them before service which I should have never done. Once they received my car it took weeks of continuous contact on my end to get the status of my car. After Perry made a faulty deal he sent his father to clean up his mess. Went to pick up my car yesterday and owner tried to squeeze me for $1474 (half of the 1st part of insurance payment) and then the $1000 deductible to get my car back claiming that they didn't get alot of money for my old car. Take it Perry said I didn't owe any money out pocket and said he scraped my old car for parts and received money but didn't tell me amount. Yet the owner claims it was donated for $300 so which one is it? I asked for proof of how much was received from my old car and they refused to give me the information. Then the owner said I gave them a busted vehicle but Perry knew the car wasn't working when they took it. I asked for all paperwork regarding my vehicle and the itemized invoice and the owner sent me the supplement summary from Allstate claiming that was the invoice (which it is not). Once I got upset the owner then tried to say they're a family owned 5 star business and he wanted to "work" with me because his son made a deal he shouldn't have. So he was "willing" to only charge me $1000, yet he informed me salvaged parts were put on my car. I was forced to pay $1000 just to get my car back, they took my old car and sold it for who knows what amount, and they used salvaged parts to fix my car. On top of the fact that they received a $3,589.78 supplemental payment from the insurance company. Does that sound like a legitimate family owned 5 star business? Save the time and headache and go to someone else that does good legitimate business because it's not these guys!

Kings recently replaced my transmission in my Tahoe, beautiful price and quality work, I highly…read morerecommend!

A year later and I will say they stood by their warranty up to a certain point. I did have to take…read moremy Yukon back to them several times be it for transmission fluid leaks, dipstick tube loose and leaking, chattering/transmission vibrations. All were repaired at no charge although it did seem like warranty work was not there priority, every time I had to bring it back to their shop they would have it for over a week. And trying to get a hold of Daniel was nearly impossible, he's never at the shop, and when you are lucky enough to get him to answer the phone he was just promise to call you right back in 5 minutes, only 5 minutes will turn into 5 days. My final draw with this shop is when I brought it back to them because the transmission would not shift into 3rd gear. Daniel told me it sounds like the clutch drum is probably cracked and that it is a common problem with my transmission. When I asked if that is covered under warranty he said it is not because it is not a part that is replaced with a rebuild kit. Which is true most shops at best will inspect it and test the pressure at best when rebuilding. Mind you from the time I brought it back to finding this out about the drum he had the truck for 4 days and supposedly hooked up the computer and took fluid samples to tell me he thinks it's the drum, he had not dropped the transmission, in order to find out for sure if it was the drum Daniel wanted me to pay $2600 up front to drop the transmission. Which is how much I paid for him to rebuild it. When I asked Daniel what if it's not the drum and it's something under warranty I still have to pay $2600 he said we can work something out. Never before have I ever heard of having to pay upfront for a repair that may or may not be covered under warranty because the mechanic doesn't even know what part has failed. At this point I decided to take it to another shop because once I pay the money you can tell me whatever you want failed and it's not covered by the warranty and now I'm out the money. So I decided to have my truck towed to another shop that was recommended by my daughter that rebuilt her transmission 2 years ago and hasn't had issues since. They rebuilt it for less than what Daniel wanted to drop my transmission for to tell me if it was the drum or not. I told them how Daniel thinks it's the drum without even seeing it, and if it was the drum to replace it. Well it wasn't the drum, the tech took it for a test drive and said he didn't think it was a drum, he dropped the trans and found the 3rd and 4th gear clutch plates were burnt up and the drum was fine. Those clutch plates were part of the rebuild done by Kings Automotive and were covered under there warranty but obviously they did not want to drop the transmission open it back up to find out without being paid up front. Like I said they will take care of the nickel and dime repairs they can do with out dropping the trans. But if it's something internal good luck they will want the money up front at that point good luck. And if it's warranty work plan on being without your vehicle for at least a week if you're lucky. Save yourself the money and headache and go elsewhere especially if it's transmission related

Let me say this -- Flusche Auto Repair got me and my wife home in time for Christmas!…read more We had a long drive from Dallas, TX to Orange County, CA to spend Christmas with our family, so we had gotten our car checked up and gotten the oil changed at a local Dallas repair shop -- well it turns out they hadn't done their best work, leaving our undercarriage cover hanging on without being fastened down. My wife and I got all the way to Decatur before noticing that something was loose underneath the car, and my wife, being as smart and wise as she is, pointed out that the repair place in Dallas probably didn't properly fasten the undercarriage cover when they changed the oil. With 2,000 miles left in our trip we couldn't let that go. A quick Google search of nearby automotive repair shops brought up Flusche, and we got their right at 7 when their awesome staff began rolling in. At first they thought they wouldn't be able to get the car on a lift until 8, but by 7:15 they were able to get it up on a lift and check it out. Not only did they refasten the undercarriage cover, but their mechanic had the good sense and the good heart to check our oil system, because "he doesn't trust it if he didn't do it himself." Well, good thing he checked, because the folks at our Dallas shop had also left our oil gasket and our oil filter loose! The folks at Flusche got us all fixed up in a jiffy, and ensured our car was truly safe for us to take our trip in -- they even pointed out that our front tires were badly balding, something I would have hoped our Dallas shop would have alerted us to, and that I am very glad to be aware of and to get fixed as soon as possible. All that, and Flusche charged a very fair price and were so considerate and friendly the entire time... Their whole staff is an A+ team and great to talk to! Thank you, Flusche, for getting us back on the road in less than an hour -- we will be home for Christmas on time because of you!

I've never heard of a place that couldn't give you a range for something as simple as replacing a…read moreclutch without bringing in the vehicle. This is not a huge job with a lot of variables. Pull transmission, replace parts, reassemble and adjust accordingly. Seriously? I'll take my business elsewhere where customer service is more of a priority. Too bad. I try to support the local businesses but with an interaction like this, I'll take that business elsewhere.