Honest, quality work at a fair price. We've have had multiple excellent experiences with this…read morebusiness.

We recently lost the HVAC on our '19 Jeep Grand Cherokee and at the advent of the winter season,…read morethis is a definite no-no. I called Notice based on a recommendation from my wife's friend and was able to get her in to be repaired. Turned out the blower motor was shot and it was replaced. Cost was reasonable for the scope of work performed AND the owner drove me home and would have picked me up again if necessary. Notice has earned our business in the future.

He fixed my car when it had serious suspension issues. And it's was a doozy. Later (about 3 or 4…read moremonths) when I heard knocking sounds in the rear I took it back in and he said it was one of the new shocks had went bad and repaired it at no charge. He guarantee's his work. He put some parts I'd found but told me he could not guarantee those. Fair enough. Saved me money. I'd recommend his business to anyone. Very reasonably priced. Nice waiting area too. Sincerely, Tennessee Honey

Always honest and incredibly friendly and kind!!! My husband and I will always take our cars here…read morefor service!!

Quick, courteous and knowledgeable service. Did the oil change quickly, recommended some service…read moreissues which they repaired.

Friendly fast service. Oil change location in front. Fast and easy. What was great is the back of…read morebuilding has a great auto repair facility with very competent technicians. Fair pricing did a great job. Highly recommend for all your automotive needs. Josh took care of my truck and I will be back.

I had all but given up hope that my 2011 Nissan could be repaired. I received a coupon in the mail…read moreand decided to give Rivergate Muffler a try. Mike performed a thorough inspection on my car and gave me an estimate. Needless to say, a lot of work needed to be done. There was a code showing that indicated something may be wrong with the transmission. He suggested that I take it to a transmission shop to have it checked out before paying for the repairs needed. I did what he advised and proceeded to have the repairs done. I'm satisfied with the work that was done and feel that I've found a mechanic who I can trust. They also have a rewards program. Busy place.

Brought my truck in for yellow engine light and paid 160 for a diagnostics the came up with lots of…read morethings I did not really need fixed like my rotors and brakes and wires and plugs but my plugs and wires were only a year old. Anyways near 4000 dollars of repairs they suggested and not one dealing with my engine light ?? 1 star, Not even a suggestion on how to get my engine light off. Clerk told me take it back to nissan where I got my tune up then mechanic who brought my truck told me not to. Im really confused still dont know what to do about my truck

If you notice the dates on the reviews, satisfaction has declined in the last year. Don't kniw6what…read morehas changed. I spent over $2K on one repair only to have it return on the way home from the shop. Drove straight to a different mechanic who went straight to and repaired the problem

My review is written based on the diagnosis and customer service I received. Good Honest Mechanic &…read moreZack came highly recommend when I asked my friends for a good car mechanic in the area. They certainly live up to the name! After having the Lexus dealership tell me I need new brakes as well as Firestone, who charged me $46 to diagnose the car and quoted about $750 for the FRONT ALONE (after quoting half that over the phone), I went to Good Honest Mechanic thinking they could do the actual work for a reasonable price. After reviewing my vehicle, it turned out all my brakes are fine and no work was needed. They explained to me how they are at 5 millimeter and at exactly what number/range they start to recommend addressing them. This all lined up with what I read online as far as best practice for car brakes! Rather than try to take advantage of my ignorance and get $700+ like the other businesses, they told me upfront what the deal was and I appreciate that. Debbie at the front desk was nice to chat with also and provided me with updates on my vehicle. Zack and his team saved me from spending unnecessary money when I could really afford to. I found the team to be personable and honest! After this first impression, I will certainly be back!

Marks Automotive repair had my van for almost two weeks, did nothing but plug in a code reader then…read morecharged me $397 and wouldn't even offer to make the repairs they deemed urgent. I have a diy campervan that I was trying to get ready for a road trip from Nashville to New England and everywhere in between. I brought it to Marks Auto repair in Mt Juliet mechanic (same one for 17 years) to get routine service and a new steering gear box. I was told that my van was not fit to do a 3000 mile trip and instead of camping, I should just get hotels. I was charged $397.00 for them to give me driver error codes (P1207) and tell me not only did my gear box need replaced, but my transmission was gone, my entire ABS system needed replacement and my engine could seize up and leave me stranded. Mark Jr. told me they didn't even want to repair it because it would be a lot of work and not worth the money for an older (2004 Ford e150) vehicle. I was devastated! I had this trip planned for almost a year and only had a month to get a repair and routine service. I pulled the carfax and the records were spotless and precise (except for the entries that Marks Auto repair put in). I bought this van as a state vehicle in AZ and knew it had immaculate maintenance and service records. I knew the transmission just needed a drain and fill, new oil, and an all around check on tires etc... I took it to a trusted friend for a solid 2nd opinion and the gearbox was gone (I knew that) but friend said Transmission probably just needed a drain and fill, and that it would be fine. The Ford econolines were made to outlast. Some having 300-400k miles on them. Mine had 160k. Strange thing was, when I popped the hood to see if they had changed/filled any fluid (since I paid almost $400) there were no signs of ANYONE there. No finger prints, no swipe marks from someone leaning over the engine, nothing! There was the same dirt with no disruptions as there was 4 months prior when I put a new battery in myself! They had my van for almost two weeks and only gave me useless Marta codes that were from raving the engine while in park (rpm vs torque error). The ABS codes or light hasn't come on except on rare occasion, but Mark jr made it seem as if I was going to lose my brakes completely and have a tragic and sudden loss of control. Scary and dramatic! Long story, but this is not the first time Marks has been less than helpful and actually defeated the purpose of even bringing my vehicle into them on other occasions. For example, I had an oil leak in an '07 Mustang that had leaked onto my garage floor and they told me to just watch the fluid level, it didn't need to be fixed!? What? So for years, I had to put a pad under my car because I just trusted what they said. Now I know better. Now I know there are other mechanics who want to do the work, gain trust and don't swindle or use scare tactics to get you off the lot. I brought my van into Marshall Automotive repair in Hermitage, they listened and tested the all the things. They replaced the steering gearbox got it aligned, changed my fluids, looked over all the other systems and gave me a thumbs up for the trip. It was a long, difficult journey and I did it solo. To be honest, there were some scary thoughts in my head thinking "what if Mark Jr. was right?" Completely paranoid at times and questioning everything made it difficult to truly enjoy my vacation to the fullest, but I had to trust my gut and my gut said Marks Auto repair was wrong. And they were! So, here we are.... $400 in the hole for absolutely nothing and 3000k miles later... whatcha gonna do Mark's?

My car broke down while I was driving to work and I had no idea what was going on. I called Marks…read moreAutomotive while I waited on the tow truck and they let me bring my car in on short notice. Everyone I spoke to was so kind and accommodating. They took the time to explain to me what was going on with my car so I always knew what work was being done and what to expect. The price was very fair and they had my car fixed and ready to go in two days! I highly recommend Marks Automotive.

Truly baffled by my experience today. I've been to this location a few times, even brought my…read morefriends car in too. But after today I certainly won't be back. First and foremost everyone in store was fine - no issues and I wasn't upset with the situation. The car needed an oil change and I forgot to bring in the mailer stating their oil change special of 39.95. I told the lady at the counter but she wouldn't honor it because I didn't bring it in. Okay- annoying but whatever right? WRONG. They drained the oil but then couldn't get the filter out. I know this can be a common issue but to quote me nearly $400 PLUS the $80 oil change seemed insane. I called the last place that did the oil change and they completely took care of it/me. Now I paid the $80 thanked them and left. But I found the mailer and read every single word - nowhere does it state it needed to be brought in for redemption, it actually doesn't even say it's a coupon it says "oil change special" So I called the manager Blake, he was immediately rude, condescending and disrespectful. When I mentioned the tech drained the oil before taking out the filter he instantly remarked how "That's the ONLY way to do an oil change." (Truly, almost any mechanic can give you a different answer on what's right or wrong but that's neither here nor there). It was the immediate rudeness and talking down to me that really took me by surprise. I told the manager all I was asking was a partial refund since I had the ad and it doesn't say it needs to be brought in. He essentially told me too bad and again "EVERY store requires the coupons in person." He then offered that the coupon doesn't expire so I can bring it in next time. I told Blake frankly I don't know that I'll come back if this is how they treat customers. After a few minutes of back and forth regarding the coupon Blake told me I can bring the mailer in, he will write me a check for the difference, and to never come back to his shop again. P.S I called Amerifix of Franklin - I said I totally forgot my mailer at home can you still honor the coupon, they told me yes. I also asked if they usually drain the oil first or remove the filter, he said they remove the filter first. What a terrible way to do business and a terrible way to treat customers. Shame on you Blake.

Had my brakes done over a years ago with Dan's rotors and…read morepads . My wife drove the Car a few times a week . Rotors warp they said it only had a 12 month warranty on it we were over 7 months over . But they wanted to charge full price and if it wasn't it was a few hundred more then any other shop around Whitehouse. I don't know what happened to them. But I'm not going there again.

Had them do a oil change on my BMW it went as planned waited for it so got it fairly quickread more

Reed and his team did great work on my Honda Pilot. Everyone was friendly and helpful. They even…read moreworked with my warranty insurance to get me a rental car delivered to the shop. I highly recommend them.