I'm a local. Will is a decent guy, I've found him to be honest, helpful, and trustworthy.read more

Several years ago I did a road trip through Colorado. My Camry died and Peak to Peak Imports helped…read moreme right away. They got me on the road quickly and with friendly service. Thanks for helping a tourist out :)

Bill was really helpful. My car overheated on I-70 and was not drivable. He diagnosed the issue…read morequickly, explained everything clearly, and had my car fixed in no time. The pricing was very fair, especially compared to other shops I've been to. I'll be coming back for any future car repairs and would highly recommend to anyone looking for reliable and good work.

Bill was very thoughtful to help with my needs over the phone and was able to help point me in the…read moreright direction. Appreciate him taking the time to consider my situation and discuss my options at length.

I had a great experience with Rollinsville Automotive. It's a rare opportunity to work with someone…read morewho is not only competent, but also honest and kind. As a local resident of over 30 years, I can say that taking my vehicle to a mechanic no longer causes anxiety. Ian communicates issues clearly, works harder than anyone I've seen in the tri-county area, and truly cares about his customers. I recommend Rollinsville Automotive without hesitation--give Ian a try!

This is the best place on the Peak to Peak to take your car. Ian is honest and knowledgeable and…read morehas excellent diagnostic skills. He communicates well about what needs done to solve your problem and his prices are fair. This is a small shop with limited lifts, so sometimes it can take a bit to get in. I've found it to be worth it, but keep that in mind. Just give them a call to get scheduled!

Liahm's helped me with some $$$ suspension work in the past. However, 3.5 months after offering to…read morereimburse me for a Steering Angle sensor recalibration (required after suspension work), he's ghosted me and failed to pay me back. Disappointed, as I was excited to find a seemingly reliable and affordable shop.

I really liked him, appreciated his work. I hired him to…read morereplace the power steering pump, the cost was absolutely cheaper than other places especially because I bought the part my own. After the work done, the car felt pretty much same or sometimes even worse, for example the handle gets really stiff to turn. He says that it's very normal process because the air has to be bleed out. Weeks have passed with same issue so he came to check the car again and said there's power steering pump rack problem. The rack is usually $1000-2000. Personally didn't really think it would be the rack problem with several reasons and decided to take the car to bigger auto shop. After diagnosis, I was told that the power steering pump is failed because when it was replaced, the flush should've be done but since he skipped it, now debris in fluid damaged not only the whole new pump but also hose and reservoir. Of course as car owner, I was definitely frustrated with the fact that now I have to pay extra more money than before when I thought I could save money because of how mechanic guy has done. I personally had to pay new power steering pump+labor fee but now I have to pay another new power steering pump+hose+reservoir+another labor fee. I will accept the fact that I was asking money back at first because.... who wouldn't? It might not be making sense to ask money back for damaging the new power steering pump by how poorly worked done but I thought the labor fee at least would've been made sense. Instead of taking accountability, he would be defend and saying the book he learned from says that power steering pump replacement is totally okay without the flush and had no problem with all other cars or sending me the google search screenshots. Of course the warranty wouldn't cover anything of things even if he damaged the new part and extra parts of car. Currently I wanted to see more opinions than one or two so took the car to another new auto shop, they also agreed that power steering pump is failed and with high possibility from how it was worked done. Surprisingly the rack itself doesn't look like having a problem, different than what this guy said. People at auto shop also say that flush is very necessary for the pump replacement, especially when the car is old. As I personally said to him, people can always make mistakes but important thing is how to handle. I got an apology eventually. But I wasted money. The other thing, he advised me to replace rear break pads soon. I went to check the break pad recently, all my break pads are not needed to replace due to adequate thickness. I would say he is a capable man to do some works on cars but I can't say he would be with more complicated jobs.

BG Automotive? More like "BS" Automotive. The one star is for an oil change (since 0 stars is not…read morean option). BG Auto IS SHADY, smooth talking for sure, but A RIP OFF. STAY AWAY. This is a lengthy description, but it's not half the story. To all the glowing 5 star reviewers - check your invoices. The problem started with their "courtesy inspection" accompanying the oil change, where half of their recommendations (deemed red flag "Requires Immediate Attention") ultimately turned out to be mostly unnecessary and absurdly expensive. That became apparent only after paying. My bad, of course, I obviously should have asked to see a detailed estimate prior to the work. The initial estimate did not provide parts or labor detail & appeared to indicate the work was part of a "complete tune up." Upon dropping off the truck, "Service Advisor"Jesse stated that Champion copper spark plugs had been factory installed on 2013 RAM 2500s, so that was best & what BG would install. Classic BAIT & SWITCH: BG charged $508.48 for a set of 16 plugs! When I challenged the bill, asking if "kryptonite plugs" were installed instead, Jesse indicated, no, the copper plugs were used... then he checked his computer & stated, actually no, in fact the [far] more expensive NKG iridium plugs were installed. "They're much better because they last up to 100,000 miles," he emphasized. I replied, "Great. BG just changed out NGK iridium plugs that had been in the engine already, with only 60,000 miles on them." The WORK WAS COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY. Also on the bill was a "TOTAL FEES" charge of $175.77 (yes, that specific), but with ZERO DETAIL of what those fees were for or how they were calculated. Jesse couldn't provide that detail either, "It could be shop supplies, or hazardous disposal - you know, those state regulations - it could be almost anything." Note there were no hazardous materials involved with this work, such as a tire or battery disposal fee. (Google search indicates: In Colorado, shop fees are usually calculated as a percentage of the labor cost (e.g., 5-10%) and are often capped at a maximum amount (e.g., $25 to $50). Also, Colorado statute requires the repair invoice to have some kind of description of these fees, and further, "a description of each part by name and identifying number." Nowhere on the invoice was the type of plugs installed specified, either. You get NADA DETAIL from BS Automotive. Finally, while repair shops typically mark up parts 70-100% of wholesale price, BG is marking up parts in the ballpark of 100% of retail price. (If you can pry out of them the parts brand they say they'll use, you can easily verify this with a Google search at their counter.) They should be ashamed and embarrassed for what they're charging the hardworking folks of Longmont. When pressed to justify the charges, Jesse insisted they were competitive, "within 5% of other local repair shops." More BS. Comparing apples to apples (parts & labor only), the local dealership quoted over $200 less, the Loveland repair shop I've frequented in the past was over $400 less (obviously, checked after the fact...). If the handful of other shops Jesse quoted are actually within 5%, they are ripping us off too. Jesse would not budge on the final bill, but he did offer to comp me an oil change. As if! I had already told him I would never set foot in BG Automotive again. However, I would take a call from the BG Automotive (Owner) to provide the rest of the story about this pathetic BG encounter.

This is my favorite auto repair shop. I trust them with whatever, needs to be done to my vehicle.read more

I had reached out to countless businesses to provide an estimate and possibly repair the brakes on…read moremy 1994 Rexhall Aerbus 33' RV. Hunter was the only one to say he'd come out and look at it and eventually do the repairs. He even showed me how to moderate a couple things I didn't know about. He is professional, trustworthy, polite and an ease to work with. And, since he also does work on vehicles (pother than RV's) I've found my new go-to mechanic. I highly recommend this business for any RV repairs, especially those bigger and older rigs no one will look at. Amazing work, you won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Experience peace of mind on your next road trip with our reliable maintenance services for all…read moretypes of motorhomes, heavy, medium, and light duty trucks as well with all types of trailers. We have the experience, knowledge, and determination to get the job done right at a resonable cost. Our services are 100% mobile so take the hassle of drop off and pick up out of the equation as well as saving money on a tow. Keep us in mind as well with any of your welding, fabricating, and fencing needs we are experienced and knowledgeable with steel, stainless steel, and aluminum alloys.