Always the very best. My truck was ready as promised and two months after picking it up, it's…read moreperfect. If you have a classic or a brand new vehicle, you can trust Mike to do it right.

Very friendly and engaging interaction. To me, this is how business should be conducted, honest…read moreopen communication. They know what they are doing, and charge fair prices for quality service.

Requested the car be checked for intermittent check engine light and slggish response…read more They were fully booked but took the car in and worked on it between other vehicles. Normally, the price is less than taking it to the dealer. If you wait in the waiting area, they offer you coffee or water. They even like a good joke. We have always received good quality service, and if the cost is above the estimate, the call before performing the work. If you want your car repaired with quality, bring it here. This is our go-to repair shop. I heard they can fix Harleys, too.

I will no longer recommend them at all because they have outright refused to work on vehicles 20…read moreyears or older. I used to take my vehicles to them exclusively. Apparently they don't like money anymore. Lets not forget they tried to say my S10 needed a new transmission for 7 grand. When all it needed was an 18 dollar sensor. These guys are incompetent and careless. For context, the transmission had less than 7k miles on it.

I stopped in to get a headlight replaced while visiting Aiken. I had been told by a few places in…read moreanother the city that the industry estimated repair time would be over 45 minutes due to having to move several items in the engine compartment. I was treated warmly when entering and told to bring my dog in while waiting. She even gave her treats and belly rubs. The technician took my keys to drive the truck to the shop for an estimate. He returned less than 10 minutes later and I joked that he must be finished. HE WAS!!!!! They did not try to gouge me with the industry standard and simply charged me for the bulb. I reminded them that I did not live in the area so no repeat business opportunities. They simply laughed and said that would be it. Thanks so much for the great service and honesty to an out-of-towner.

I can't rave enough about the honesty, courtesy, and knowledge of this auto repair shop. I took my…read moreMercedes Benz in for what I thought would be a huge repair bill. My Air Suspension system was, what I thought malfunctioning, and in need of a replacement. They ran a bunch of diagnostic tests, and determined there was nothing wrong with the air suspension at all. They could have charged me anything, yet chose to be HONEST! They only charged a reasonable diagnostic charge and sent me on my way. Eric the shop Mgr. is also a super nice, knowledgeable guy, and a pleasure to work with. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY FOR ALL YOUR AUTO REPAIR NEEDS.

We chose this location based off a recommendation from a friend. First, we have no complaints with…read morethe finished work. We initially were quoted a price based on the work discussed earlier. However, when arriving to pay and pick up the car, $200 more was added to the bill for the service that was initially part of the original quote price. Needless to say, we voiced our disapproval and left. Upon arriving home, we received a call in which they apologized for not communicating the changes with us in line with their standard business practices. They explained this is not how they built their reputation and promptly refunded our credit card. Kudos for putting the customer first, it's that kind of excellent customer services in the face of a trying situation that will keep us coming back.

Tyler's on Richland has worked on our vehicle in the past and recently helped direct us to where we…read moreneeded to go to get our truck fixed when it was something they weren't able to address. They are very honest and their prices are always reasonable. They never try to upsell which is honestly (for me), THE thing most people get so stressed about when visiting a repair/service center. The service team leaves our vehicle exactly as they found it with no worries about grease or dirt (other than ours, haha). We truly appreciate them and any time someone says they need tires or work done, we tell them to try this Tyler's location. Word of mouth recommendations beats out paid for advertising every time! Anyone who complains about them having the vehicle for more than a day, sometimes 2 - apparently watches too much Harry Potter! These guys are truly awesome, but they're not magicians. I would much rather someone take their time with my repair/install than to rush it because someone in the lobby is raging about them having their car for 3 hours and it not being done yet... just saying. Be reasonable - Tyler's sure is. :) We've also been to the one on Whiskey Road, but prefer the Richland Ave. location. The Dowda Family

DO NOT TAKE YOUR VEHICLE HERE, horrible customer service from the service advisor Christopher…read moreMasters from making comments like "not to be an a**hole but this is a repair shop not a restoration shop it's not going to be like it was" and getting mad at the fact I picked out things like the dent not being fixed and the emblem being crooked. The paint and body work was so bad and poorly checked over that the truck had to be sent back twice. From paint on the chrome part of the door handles, crooked emblems, dent not being fixed on the initial repair or even in the second (finally fixed on third), fender flair bulging off of the fender, bad orange peel, polish left on the mirror, trash left in the bed of the truck, they took of the bed cover and instead of putting it back on they left it in the bed of the truck. This wasn't a rush job as they had the truck for a month. EVERYONE including the painter, the body repair guy, the person who quality checks it, and the service advisor Christopher should all be fired. I've had quite a few cars repaired (unfortunately) and this has hands down been the worse experience, and poorest quality work I have ever seen.

Run in the opposite direction as fast as you can! This is for the Hamilton Dr location in…read moreAiken,SC. After a deer collision, they installed a hood with one that had been through a hail storm. We didn't see it until a week later (no rain, no hail). They refused to fix it. I asked him why wasn't the roof damaged. The guy actually said I must've had the car parked halfway under a carport!!!! Im still dealing with this. Do not recommend at all.

I have been buying cars from this dealership since it was on the Gordon Highway always a pleasureread more

Auto service department has very poor customer service. Don't seem to care to help anyone it like…read moreyou are a problem for just calling.

When I moved to Aiken in January of 2025 I needed an auto repair shop I could trust. After talking…read moreto my housemate and neighbors everyone recommended Galloway's Auto Body so enthusiastically that I had to give them a try. I have never been happier with the service and pricing. Thank you Eric and especially Dalton for their professionalism !

This place is a hidden gem. I have been going to Choice Automotive for the last 5 years every since…read moreI moved from California to South Carolina, yes it's a 28 min drive but it is worth it because you receive honest and professional care for your vehicle. My understanding is he is a retired certified Mercedes Technician and man does he and his mechanics know there stuff. I recommend any Mercedes owner to use Choice Automotive for all their vehicle needs. The owner Zack is a great and personable guy.

Wish I could give less than a Star, this whole business is a scam. The owner "Zack" lacks integrity…read moreand gets defensive when asked about damage that was done to your vehicle while in his care. They had my car for over 4 months to replace the ISM, (I told them it was the ISM when I dropped it off) but they told me they'll look at it to determine exactly what it is. After a month of the car just sitting there I asked what was taking so long and the service manager told me that they were still trying to figure out "how to get it in the shop" since it's all wheel drive and won't go into gear. I requested to talk to Zack and was told he was on vacation and would get back to me asap. Well asap turned into several call attempt over the next few weeks until finally I decide to just go camp out at the shop and that's when mysteriously Zack appears. I ask him what's going on with the car and he started telling me about his staffing issues and personal problems and then promises he'll have a determination what the problem is for me when he comes back from "Vacation" (again?). Long story short, the part that they said I needed was on national back order and apparently there was only one available in the "WORLD" according to Zack. A few days after this conversation I call to get an ETA on the part and the service manager says he'll order it after we hang up. (Why hasn't it been ordered already?) then calls me back and tells me the part is unavailable but they can send my bad part in and have the dealership send it out to refurbish it but wasn't sure how long it would take. After we hang up I called the dealership and they told me that it only takes two weeks to order in the replacement. When I called the service manager back and told him what the dealership said he got defensive and said well that's not what they're telling me. I ended up flying to Detroit and buying the part from my old mechanic, when I get back a few days later I get a call from the service manager saying my car was ready and he asked me was I having any brake issues when I dropped it off (WTH) he'll no! He said you may want to come see this so I rush there and see my car in the air leaking from the passenger side by the rear wheel and they tell me after the ISM repair (where the hell did the part come from?) they went to test drive it and it had no brakes and tried to tell me that I'm lucky I wasn't on the highway when they went out. Mind you were looking under the car while Zack is running this B.S. to me and I have broken exhaust brackets. Anyway Zack offered to re run all of my brake lines for $5,000 but he wouldn't be able to get to it until "around" January, it's already been there for 4 months and it's October. I ended up having to sell the car.