Came in for my 8am oil change appointment. I had been in before for my 2009 Camry. Now I brought in…read moremy '22 Camry. It was quick I waited about an hour not bad. I received a recommendation on my 4 tires needing to be changed; tread was worn, advised it could be dangerous when the roads are wet. First quote was about $1100, I declined because I wasn't expecting it. Shortly after the man that checked me in said he could add a discount if cost was an issue brought it down to $953 tax included. I did schedule that service out 2 weeks. Nonetheless insie was clean, spacious, there wasn't a list of "to do's" like the dealerships hound you for. It also didn't take super long like the dealership does even with an appointment. Kind, friendly service, no pressure buying.

This shop and the other shop for big trucks are go to mechanics in St Aug. this place is very…read morereasonable on price and does great work. Wouldn't take cars anywhere else

To: Management of Hyundai dealer in St Augustine, Florida…read more From: Carol Pandza Re: Bryan Payne, Service Department On Saturday, 2/28/26, Steve Pandza and I began our trip from Naples Florida, where we had spent a month to New Jersey, our home. We were aiming to reach Savannah, Georgia that evening, taking turns driving Steve's relatively new pre- owned hybrid Hyundai Santa Fe. The car had been running beautifully, when several hours into the trip, Steve thought he noticed the car running rough and accelerating slowly. We pulled over and it seemed to subside, so we kept going. I took over driving at one point and noticed immediately that the car would not accelerate past 60 mph. Then several dashboard lights lit up. We were unsure what we were near but looked up and stopped at two Hyndai dealers along the way who told us they were too busy to help us and that we should find a hotel and wait for Monday. They would not even look at the car, although they were open and it was early afternoon. We gassed up the car and kept going, cautiously, at about 55 mph. We stopped for gas again in St Augustine, FL. I looked up and saw a sign that we were near the St Augustine, Florida Hyundai dealer. We thought we'd try a third time. We got to the dealer around 5 pm. It was after hours but Bryan Payne and one other gentlemen were still working, closing out the month. They came outside and conducted tests on the car, taking over 30 minutes, and determined that the problem was likely a 12 volt battery that was over 3 years old and not charging. They had no access to parts to help us get a battery there but they wanted to help. When Bryan learned we were trying to head home to NJ and reach Savannah that night, he said "where there's a will, there's a way". His wife called while he was with us. He spoke lovingly to her and explained he would be late as he was helping us. He asked if we would be open to this: he and Steve would go to a local place and get a new battery. He lived close by and would take me to sit with his wife Alexandra and their beautiful baby, Cylas. This was irregular but he was so willing to help us on his own time that we thankfully agreed. I spent about an hour with Alexandra and Cylas while she held dinner for Bryan. Steve was accompanied by Bryan to secure the new battery. All in, this took several hours. Alexandra and Cylas were warm and welcoming, Bryan was a lifesaver, and Steve and I are eternally grateful. We finally reached Savannah after 10pm, tired but so grateful. Sometimes today, it feels like no one cares about service or people. Bryan does care. And his actions showed it. You have a gem there, and I hope you know it and find ways to keep and reward him. He helped two strangers, after hours, on a Saturday afternoon/evening. Bryan even gave us his cell number to let him know we arrived safely. He got back to us to check on us the next day. We will never forget that, or him and his family. We took our time but now have been back in NJ for several days, with no further car issues. Special mention to our local salesman from NJ, Pat Carmody, who called us back and tried to help from a distance. Our eternal thanks. Carol and Steve Pandza

I had casually been looking for a new car for the last year. Found a car on a third party app that…read morewas at Hyundai of St. Augustine. My experience with this dealership from start to finish was excellent. The salesman was not pushy at all. We communicated for about a week via email prior to me getting to test drive the car. In the end I got a fair price on the new car and exactly what I wanted for my trade in. Every person I interacted with at the dealership was very friendly. The dealership itself is one of the nicest I've been to. When I came to pick up the car it was detailed, fully charged and topped with a bow waiting for me. Was a nice touch. I definitely recommend Hyundai of St. Augustine.

Newfound loyal customer here almost don't want to do this review because they are hands down the…read morebest auto shop and I've been to many in Saint Augustine and as a girl I am always charged too much. I honestly don't wanna share the best kept secret. Why have a million mechanics when you can have two of the best? Price is right and the experience they have is second to none. Tell them the girl with the yellow car sent you!

I trust the mechanic at this shop. He practices with honesty and integrity. I have had only good…read moreexperiences with this shop, I highly recommended them. I know my car is safe and taken care of. Great value. Thank you for such great and honest work!

Mark, the new owner has continued right where Feldman left off. They did a great job and go the…read moreextra mile. They replaced the water pump on my Porsche 911 with no issue. Highly recommend them for your foreign or domestic car service needs.

Always honest and genuine about fixing your car. Used them many times over the years.read more

Wow!!! If you are looking to buy a Toyota head straight to Beaver Toyota in St Aug and ask for Mike…read moreElkin!!! I decided I wanted a new Rav 4 and worked with Mike. It was an easy, honest, straightforward experience. I couldn't be happier with my new Rav 4, Mike, and Beaver Toyota!!! Highly recommend!!!! Lee

You would think after the first bad experience we had at this dealership we would learn our lesson…read more Took my 4Runner in there for service and they damaged my vehicle and didn't take responsibility for it. Then my son goes in there and buys a van from them and the AC doesn't work a week after delivery and he's getting a major runaround,their extended warranty is a joke. Service is extremely questionable.

I requested a quote to replace the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor on my 2019 Nissan Rogue Sport…read more The shop quoted $388.65 for the OEM sensor, $80 labor, plus $199 for "reprogramming the module," for a total of $744.15. As someone who works on cars myself, I know that a MAF sensor is plug-and-play on this vehicle and does not require any programming. The "reprogramming" they quoted usually just means driving the car around to recalibrate the computer, which takes minutes, yet they charged $200 for it. When I spoke on the phone with a representative who gave the name "Trevor," he said the reprogramming might not even be needed, but they wouldn't know until after doing the work. To me, this interaction felt untrustworthy. He also used jargon unnecessarily to make it sound more complicated than it is, something any reputable mechanic shop should avoid. The labor to replace the sensor is typically 5-10 minutes, and the part can be purchased OEM (Nissan factory) for ~$230-$250. My advice: get a second opinion or buy the part yourself to save hundreds of dollars.

If you're looking for an affordable, quality and professional service center in St Johns County,…read morethis is the place! These guys go out of their way to take care of the customer. Thank you for always taking care of my repair needs!

Had some car trouble while on vacation and they were able to squeeze us in without an appointment…read morefor a same day repair! Really friendly and knowledgeable staff - would recommend!

Car was starting- not starting intermittently figured it might be a loose or corroded battery…read moreterminal. Googled mechanics open on Sunday and called at 1:30. They close at two but David said come on in and we will wait for you. Such a nice guy- fixed it in less than a minute - would not let me pay him. Will be back for normal maintenance or any other future automotive needs and will definitely recommend this business very highly! Thank you!

DO NOT let this place touch your car…read more I asked if they could do a transmission fluid replacement since I had a coupon for it. First guy said no because my 4Runner doesn't have a dipstick. Then the assistant manager said he could do it. He put the wrong transmission fluid (Toyotas require Toyota WS TF). Immediately after my transmission started to slip in 3rd gear. After battling with the GM they agreed to replace with Toyota WS fluid but they didn't flush the system. The contaminants of the wrong fluid are still causing slippage in 3rd gear and I got a diagnostic from Toyota stating Toyota WS is required for my 4Runner and that the slippage is caused by the contaminant of wrong fluid. They still denied my claim. This company ruined my transmission and is refusing to take any ownership of their mistakes. This is our family vehicle and now we feel unsafe driving it. Valvoline has lost a lifetime customer because they won't own up to their mistake.

I would like to know, after I changed oil in 2 different vehicles (his & hers) I drive away after…read morethe oil change and check the sticker I get it shows next oil change in 3000 miles? The first time I noticed this I forgot to bring it up. But now, on a different car, it happens again. For evidence, see pictures. One is the mileage upon leaving Valvoline, the other is the next service sticker I received. 3000 miles is total BS. Mopar (Jeep) advice is 5 to 10 k miles. Especially (!) since I always take the better and more expensive synthetic oil. These modern oils can do easily between 5 & 10 k miles. Is Valvoline thinking their customers don't pay attention and just go back when the sticker tells them so? I hope Valvoline, you have a good explanation for this to help me to get a bad taste out of my mouth....... Looking forward.