They always did well with me. Been working on my truck for years now. It's a 2004 real low mileage…read more Very knowledgeable.

When I lived mid-valley, I was glad to know that my cars were maintained and repaired by a…read morecompetent and friendly neighborhood shop (John Fitzgerald - High Tone Automotive, Basalt). I was afraid I would not be able to find that when I relocated down valley. Fortunately, I was wrong. Kevin and his team at PDA are prompt, friendly and very competent. They do a great job maintaining our older car (2003) and our newer cars (2017). I am thrilled that I have discovered a friendly and competent shop that is literally, "in my neighborhood." I highly recommend.

I have taken several different vehicles to Patrick. Audi Allroad, 2 different Land Rovers and a…read morePorsche Cayman for various types of repairs and service over the past 8 year. I have always been very satisfied. He is both knowledgeable and personable.

It has been great to find a go-to auto shop in the roaring fork valley to service my BMW x1…read more Patrick replaced both front and back breaks as well as replaced the battery in my car. He was able to schedule and service the vehicle quickly on two separate occasions. He even delivered my key fob to my house when it was not left in the car for my pick up. Definitely recommend high line for a trusted BMW repair in the valley.

I've been taking my Saab here for a year and a half and have been pleased with the service. Huba…read moreknows Saabs very well, explains clearly what's wrong, and he even got a machine so he could copy my key. The prices are fair. Unfortunately Saab parts are expensive. I think it's the only place for Saab repairs in the Valley, but luckily it's a good one.

Owner mechanic is fuba. He tried to fix a fuel pressure line on my saab. He finished at about 5:00…read moreFriday at closing and insisted to be paid over the phone by credit card. I was obliged or else I would be charged 50 dollars a day for storage. He left the key on the back wheel. When I went to pick up the car it would not start. I called him and left a message pertaining to this. He called back later and left a message and said the car started just fine and put the key back in the same place. I went back and it started barely. I started to drive it home an the fuel pressure was just as bad as when I brought it in. He will not give my 500 dollars back and I cannot bring it back unless I am prepared to spend more money. I feel defrauded and very upset that this man ripped me off and I still have a car that will not run properly. He is the only saab mechanic in the valley and now I have a car I cannot drive and out 500 dollars I would recommend taking your car Volvo, saab or whatever European car somewhere else if at all possible. This shop is dishonest and not to be trusted.

I have been taking my car to Carbondale car Care since I moved to the valley 3 years ago. They…read moreproven themselves to be reliable. They have been honest about what repairs are needed versus recommended. They have helped me avoid costly repairs and kept my car running at the same time

My first time coming here and im from the valley! I received great service and a great carwash for…read morea deal! I will definitely be back :) thanks guys!

I brought in my 1994 Yamaha Virago Special Edition 1200 cc Bike for a full service. It needed…read morecarburetor work, a new battery, oil change, filters, checking the brakes. As far as I could tell everything was done spectacularly. The bike has been riding great since. I don't ride a lot so I'll bring it back in 2025 for another full service. It's been a year now since the service and everything they did seems to be excellent and holding up well.

Had a terrible experience at Alpine tire, stay away. They took my wife car in on a friday at noon,…read moreand took it apart and said it need rear break pads and rotors. I asked can you turn the rotors instead of replacing them they said yes $450.00. I said please put new wiper blades on, did not ask for a price. They took the car apart and said they could not get the parts so my wife was out her car for 5 days. They said 750.00 was the price ripped us off. Very dishonest my wife lost work from her cleaning business for 5 days.

So glad these guys work on electric vehicles! Have a Mach-e that had an electrical issue that ford…read morecouldn't even look at for a month, brought it here and they were able to diagnose it as a rodent issue chewing on wires. They found a more cost effective solution than ford would have and had it fixed in less than a week, for not much money. If you drive an EV and live anywhere in western Colorado along i70 this probably is your best mechanic to bring it to.

I came in last week, as I was heading back home to Littleton and my vehicle was having a misfire on…read moreCylinder 4. Mr. transmission, who did a free scan for me, and sent me their way from next door. Nick at the front desk said he could fit me in, which I greatly appreciated so we could potentially get home the same day. I thought we were in good hands considering they worked me in same day. Sadly that's where it went downhill. He didn't give me any sort of initial quote or disclaim there would be a "diagnostic labor charge". Since the guy next door did it no charge, I assumed it was the same with Alpine since this wasn't discussed. Additionally, he did say we probably needed to change the spark plugs, which I assumed wouldn't be too bad- you can get iridium NGK's for around $35 / 6, plus a little labor for the install. Daniel swapped a coil pack to rule that out as the potential issue, and said its most likely rocker arm- a 10 hour job - obviously we couldn't get that done but we'd be ok to drive home and get that fixed when we had more time. When we got the bill, we were horrified that it was nearly $700 for 6 spark plugs plus labor. Once I took a closer look at the bill at home, I noticed some shady and dishonest practices. The initial "estimate" I was never actually given was $145, which would've been reasonable for the scope of the work. However, while the car was there about 2.5 hours, I was charged for 3.8 hours of labor (I was double dipped obviously since Daniel is listed for both labor hours), which I'd call out Daniel wasn't actively working on the car the entire time (the car was sitting outside, and so were we). He also took it for a 30 min test drive around lunch- you can probably figure out what happened there. As soon as he would've drove it off the lot, you wouldn't need to get far to tell you the spark plugs wasn't the culprit. Also, we got charged for $36 worth of "shop supplies"- not sure what was "supplied" other than simply swapping spark plugs, which were sold to us way over retail price ($20 each). Lastly, looking at the invoice, on the back it states you wouldn't be charged more than 10% / $25 of the repair estimate unless determined additional repairs were necessarily. This tells me something went seriously wrong and there was a clear lack of communication. We had even brought in some doughnuts for the guys.. we felt completely taken advantage of. If we had been transparently quoted $680 up front, we would've certainly gone somewhere else. Worth mentioning, I emailed the owner going over the issues and discrepancies, and after a week, never got a reply. Not surprised! Also an update- we took it into the dealer, and they said Alpine misdiagnosed the issue. Instead of being a bad rocker arm ($2,100), it was a bad coil pack ($18). Seriously glad we got a second opinion, and I would strongly suggest going elsewhere to a more honest and reputable mechanic!

My car was overheated and towed to their repair shop, or a repair container with no address. They…read morediagnosed the problem to be the radiator and thermostat issue. After 3 hours' repair, they claimed the problem is solved. After we drove out of the store, it was only good for 1.5 hours and it is overheated again, thanks to their magical hands. We were stuck in the middle of nowhere and was towed again. They charged 865 bucks: 202 for the parts and 600 for the labor cost ($150/hour): I just don't know where the extra $63 comes from. Ryan actually worked 3 hours on my car, and said it is a 4-hours work. He explained how good he is and was able to finish the 4-hour work in 3 hours, and gave me a funny example of his 12 year old brother would use longer time and charge even more if mechanics are paid by actual working hours. I was just amazed how well he can debate; I think he should run for the president because the two candidates both suck at it. Hey Ryan, I think your 12 year old brother would do that better than you. Next time I want your brother to fix the car for me. Please visit this space if you want your car broken on the road again, being overcharged, and joining some really funny debate. Or you can just find a hotel, wait until Monday, and look for a real auto repair.

Breaking down on a Sunday is a harrowing concept. Luckily, I found Ryan on Yelp who works for…read morehimself and is therefore available 7 days/wk. My car just stopped responding to the gas on my drive from Denver to San Diego. I was nervous I was going to need a new transmission. Turned out to just be a couple wonky sensors - Ryan got me back on the road in probably record time! Great dude, very accommodating, would recommend his services to anyone!

Best Oil Change Service around. I have used them for at least 10 years on multip[le cars and never…read morehad any issues with my oil change. They are friendly, quick and do a good job. I appreciate the free car wash after my oil change as well. My car always comes out looking much better.

I'm so pleased with this shop. They did great work changing my headlights a week ago, and price was…read morevery fair. I went back today bc a check engine light came on - they took it back right away, found a small oil leak, fixed it, added more oil and charged me nothing bc I am an oil change customer. thank you so much!