Oil change without appointment, got free coffee and ice cream while ya wait and there is a bar…read morebehind the building to play pool or darts if ya want .

We are from Texas, but drive out to CO to visit family. This time, we needed an oil change before…read moredriving home. My sister and BIL, locals, have used this location for years. Being from out of state, I was a little wary, but I'm happy they recommended them to us. The pricing was reasonable, and the oil change was done quickly. They even tightened up all of the loose bolts on the skid plate.

I got lucky. Driving from Texas to Colorado I noticed a vibration in the front end of my car. I…read morecalled Gerards Automotive on a SUNDAY and Gerard told me to bring it in. I left it with the garage figuring it would be a huge front end issue. They ran a diagnostic \ couldn't find anything wrong! I was almost disappointed. Gerald, G's son, suggested tire rotation. Great customer service, was kindly advised, and would definitely recommend!

This place is terrible!! Supposedly fixed my car broken down less than a few blocks away. Made me…read moreget it back to the shop had it 2 weeks and it broke down again immediately. Called and complained and they towed it back to their shop had it 2 weeks and said they couldn't fix it and to come get it. Paid them for absolutely nothing. Complete idiots. Don't recommend at all!!!

This place is scammers don't recommend to nobody the workers are very rude and very disrespectful…read moreand unprofessional

When I shop for a auto service provider, I look for fair pricing, honesty, and high quality…read moreservice. And that's what I get at Jeremy's. I highly recommend them for all your service needs.

I purchased a used Audi back in 2024, and since there isn't an Audi dealership in Pueblo, I asked…read morearound to see if there was a local shop I could trust for maintenance. Several people recommended Nordics, so I gave them a call to see if they could do an oil change and a transmission fluid service. They got me scheduled right away. I dropped my car off one morning, and later that afternoon they called to let me know that their supplier had delivered the wrong transmission fluid. Instead of cutting corners, they explained that Audi requires a very specific fluid and that they were not willing to install anything other than the correct one. They asked if I would be okay bringing the car back once the proper fluid arrived. That level of honesty and attention to detail really stood out to me. Unfortunately, a lot of shops may not have cared and would have just gone ahead with the wrong fluid. Nordics clearly puts doing the job right ahead of convenience. As soon as the correct fluid came in, they called me and completed the service without issue. This experience showed me that they genuinely care about their customers and take pride in their work. If you're looking for a shop in Pueblo that you can trust--I highly recommend Nordics.

I always have a great experience with the guys! They are so kind and they know how to fix a car!! I…read morewon't take my car anywhere else.. very responsible too... Thanks again!! Christy Dagnillo

Best car maintenance in Pueblo. I have lived in Pueblo for 3 years now and I have tried the…read moremajority of all car maintenances in Pueblo. I spent $3,000 at other local Pueblo car dealership for multiple issues and I was finally referred to T's by a family member and I spent less than $700 and my car was fixed. My car is old so it runs into problems often and T's is the ONLY place in Pueblo that will fix it for a VERY good price and will have it done so quickly. Each time my car has never taken more than 2-3 days MAX! They ALWAYS call and approve w me before they do any work on the car about price and parts even if something comes up, they will call. Great customer service by all employees

I took my 2013 Honda CRV in and described the problem to both a mechanic and the owner and let them…read moreknow what I was able to narrow it down to. They assured me they would look into it but ended up replacing other parts not once but twice on a separate visit. I ended up taking it to the Honda dealership and after they ran the diagnostic it was exactly what I had told T's . So after dropping almost $500 at Ts I had pay more than that for the actual problem to get fixed. T's is good for small maintenance jobs but other that if you need something dealer specific then it's best to go that route

1995 Eurovan broke down outside of Pueblo. Man was I lucky to find Blazin Blue Automotive. The…read moreplace is really cool. Kelsey did an amazing job designing the front desk, waiting areas, bathrooms etc. Very cool auto mechanic theme (box wrenches as drawer pulls). Anthony was able to get 9 serpentine belts to try and one did fit. Meanwhile, I took the day to ride my motorcycle that I was trailering around the area. By early afternoon the job was done and I was back on my way. I don't know how many good, honest, reasonably priced auto repair shops there are in Pueblo, CO but this is definitely one. Highly recommend!!

This place is great! It's definitely not your typical auto service shop. When you walk in, the…read morefirst thing you'll notice is that the place is clean. Impeccably clean. The staff is friendly and very professional and make you feel right at home. Speaking of feeling right at home, the waiting area is pretty cool! It's not the sterile waiting area of a car dealership, nor is it a dingy area you're afraid to sit down in. It's coztyy, inviting, and unless you have something better to do, it is a great spot to hang out while you wait for your oil and filter change. This is the fourth car we've taken to Blazin' Blue because of the high quality of service and the professional customer service we receive which is rare these days.

The service was OK, very, very expensive. I had them do an oil change, when i asked for an…read moreestimate, i was told, same as everyone else. ended up 200.00, which isn't the same as everyone else. Battery replacement was 600.00

Attention Pueblo! There is a real deal German car auto mechanic at this business. Edward is his…read morename and he LOVES working on German cars! My 1997 Audi A8 with 130000 miles had been dying at stoplights when the outside is hot for over three years. Being too lazy to drive to the Springs or Denver to get it fixed, I was just living with it. We had been at Shah's for lunch on a Saturday, when I noticed that Colorado Tire Auto Care, next door, had four German cars in the parking lot. I dropped in. Edward was at the service desk and convinced me that he could fix the problem. The long story short is that he did diagnose and fix the problem, and in record time. I am beyond elated. Vinnie, the GM, is to be commended as well. Obviously, his policy is to be straight with customers, and not gouge them. This business is a hidden gem.

I pulled in and was directed to an empty bay. While doing the standard get name address blah,…read moreblah, blah, another vehicle pulled in behind me. We heard the tech say once our vehicle was complete they would be pulled in. We exited the vehicle and went inside. We noticed the vehicle that pulled in behind us was pulled into the empty bay we were told to pull in front of and our vehicle was moved into a waiting queue of another bay. When I went to talk the tech they said the other vehicle was there an hour prior and needed to get parts so we were moved and not told. If we were told that was going to happen it would have been no big deal, but because they didn't tell us we decided to leave. This grease monkey location has lost my business for good

We have used this location since we moved here 3 years ago. Alway's had a very good experience…read morethere. Today went to their car wash, It wasn't working so I asked the young girl that keeps it clean and running properly. She was so nice, she went and reset it and got it working again then my car wash was free. I would recommend this grease monkey, technicians are friendly and professional and also the young lady at the car wash! Good crew all around!

I was the first person in right at 8:01. There was at least three people working two in the bays…read moreand one inside the customer area. The gentleman upfront was very helpful. Getting me started. I was there for a simple patch because I had a screw. After an hour of sitting there and watching three more employees come in. No one had called my name or come to look for me so I went up front and I could see my car was parked out front already if I hadn't gone up there, how long would it have been before they notified me? They were already helping the lady who came in after me for a new tires and were ringing her out. Mind you she came in about 15 minutes after me. I understand different processes take different amounts of time, but it shouldn't take an hour for a patch.

I had posted about this on Facebook, but realizing that I don't live in the Pueblo area, it was…read moreprobably not hitting my target audience. I decided to go to YELP, the options were a profanity filled rant versus a concise and to the point review of this outfit. I opted for the second, even though I've seen plenty of the first option out there. Earlier in the year, a young lady was in for an oil change on a Subaru. She was told in no short order that within a month or so she would need brakes, to the tune of $2,000. Having own Subaru's I knew that they came with the indicator tabs that would start making noise prior to the brakes rubbing on the rotors. I was nursing a back injury and was unable at the time to do much of anything as far as even take the wheels off of the car to look at them. After my full recovery I loaded up my car; floor jack, jack stands, impact wrench, brake working tools, a new set of front brakes and all the necessary materials to install and clean up. Drove 75 miles, and proceeded to prep the vehicle for the brake job. Once the vehicle was safely lifted in the air I removed both front wheels, proceeded to remove the passenger side brake pads. Much to my surprise, comparing them to the brand new ones they were almost identical. I did not have calipers with me but in my estimation 1/32nd of an inch had been worn from the original brakes compared to the brand new set sitting next to them. Checked the driver side same thing, check both rear brakes, same thing. I returned the brakes to a store in Pueblo of the same name where I purchased them, where I was told in no uncertain terms that this Big-O is not part of the Nationwide chain but individually owned franchise as is the other one in Pueblo and the one in Trinidad. All owned by one family, kind of like the Jiffy Lube & Screw's were up in Denver in the early to mid-2000s. As you can see in the picture the brand new brakes are on the left the ones taken off of the vehicle are on the right yes this vehicle needed a $2,000 brake job like I need a hole in my head. My guess is this poor lady would have brought her vehicle in, handed then the keys, they would have parked it in the back for about 4 hours, gave her a call and said "it's ready to go, come and get it". $$$$ ! The owners of this not so fine automotive repair establishment are more than welcome to retort, whether they retort with some form of a good reason, or a blatant lie is up to them. I don't expect much especially this day and age, I have practically given up on any form of real customer service or morals when it comes to most businesses. Citizens of Pueblo and Trinidad you have been warned what you do is up to you and out of my hands. Have a wonderful day, and please find a reputable mechanic. "Mechanics were created, because even Engineers need Heroes"