We are traveling with a travel trailer from Texas and had a brake issue. We rolled into this place…read moreand they were so kind and accommodating. They could have taken our money, but instead gave us honest advice. We recommend this place and appreciate their willingness to help.

Super friendly and incredibly knowledgeable husband and wife team who got our spark plug / coil…read moreissue diagnosed and fixed with no notice. Good price and got us on back the road really quickly. I wish they lived where I do so I could use them all of the time.

tldr: If you want great service from mechanics who know their stuff and are in this business to fix…read morecars (and not, say, to scam customers), go here. Also, they're brilliant with older vehicles. Details: I've gone to A Ok Auto Clinic twice, and both experiences have been fantastic. The first time, after a long day of hiking, I discovered that my car wouldn't shift out of first gear. At all. I managed to limp it down to Georgetown and got it towed the rest of the way. A mechanic friend said it was probably a busted transmission. When I called A Ok, they said the same thing, though they'd need to look to be sure. I left, dreading the call I'd be getting and trying to decide whether it was worth keeping the car. Then they called. Transmission was fine. Clutch cables had jammed due to rust. They'd cleaned them, lubed them up, and everything was working again. Cost - for the assessment and fix? $50. (This was several years ago, but still!) So a few months ago when I was in CO and had a car issue, I went back. This time I'd noticed some decrease in the performance of my AC, and I was about to drive 1000 miles back across the US in the middle of a heat wave. John was fantastic - he was able to work the car in before I left, check over the AC, and also evaluate a check engine light which I was concerned meant a busted catalytic converter. He confirmed my fears on the light but did shut it off to see if it would come back. As for the AC, he flushed the system, cleaned out some gunk in the condenser, and showed me where some fins had been bent, so it wasn't performing as well as it used to - but he got it working quite well without having to actually replace the condenser. His take on it was, "This is a 20+-year-old car; the last thing you want to do is pay for a repair you don't really need. If the AC starts having problems again, then consider replacing it, but I don't think you'll need to." Again, prices were very reasonable. The AC is still running great, as is the car. And that check engine light never came back, so I don't need to worry about the catalytic converter for some time to come. Given their current cost, that's a huge relief - thanks, John. I no longer live in CO, but I travel there frequently, and from now on, this is the shop I'll go to when I'm out there.

Solid service. Friendly. My vehicle overheated on I-70. Fearing the worst I had it towed to A Ok…read more Turns out the radiator cap had failed. John was nice and helpful. Had my vehicle up and running and told me what to look for to avoid future issues.

My insurance called, they refused to come get us as we were broken down before a snow storm. We…read morecalled and they said yes, but charged us for their milage and everyone else would have charged from where they pick you up, probably why they wouldn't do it when my insurance agent called. Think twice before you use these guys, you literally will PAY for it Lsweet6400

I don't know about these other reviews, but my engine light lit up on I-70 while i was driving back…read moreto california. I pulled over to this place and asked them to take a look at it. Both of the people sitting in the shop were really rude- they barely acknowledged me when i walked in. Then they said that they charge $100 just to read the codes off the car for the engine light being on. Everywhere else ive been to has done this for free! I asked them for a recommendation of where else to go and they didnt give me one. I dont know if they were so rude because i have an out of state license plate but these guys were truly awful.

Great service provided by Warner at Scorpion Towing. Very friendly and sociable. Made a…read morefrustrating day much better!

So my partner and I broke down on I-70, about fifteen miles west of Idaho Springs, and called AAA…read more Triple-A called Scorpion and they accepted the tow but said that, due to other jobs they'd been called out on, we'd have to wait in the car at the side of the Interstate for 90 to 120 minutes. Well, we weren't thrilled, but we get it: we were in the middle of nowhere, it was evening on a weekend, and it happened to be busy. So we sat down to wait. And we waited. And waited. And when we tried to check in with Scorpion two and a half hours later, no one picked up the phone. So we called AAA again, who contacted the driver eventually, who turned out to have taken some other job and driven all the way out to Rifle or some damn place. It would have been basic human decency to take the tows in the order they came in instead of based on how much they were paying--you know, keeping the promises you make, like your mother taught you when you were four and five and six. (At least, mine did.) Or they could have called and said "This other job is taking longer than expected and we're really sorry, but we're going to be later than we thought," which would have been minimally polite, even if not true. Or they could have had AAA call us and let us know, which would have at least been minimally decent. Or they could have called us themselves and said, "Hey, we got a non-AAA call, which pays better, so you jerks are just going to have to wait 'til we're slow," which would have at least been honest. But they didn't do any of that. They just left us sitting on the side of a mountain in the dark with our thumbs in our asses, waiting for a ride that wasn't even coming. Special bonus: we also had to go to the bottom of the line at the other place AAA called, so we had another wait of over an hour. Which made for more than four hours sitting on the side of the mountain in the dark with no bathrooms or water or food because these cowards took a job but didn't bother to fulfill it. Thanks, Scorpion! Great work!

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.

Davion Draper was fantastic; Davion showed up on 1-70.E. 2/20/2026 5:00pm.going…read more(Toward.Eisenhower.Johnson tunnels) with his tow unit & offered to pull me to tunnel opening at no charge; mind you I'm driving a Semi-with-53.ft Trailer) ---------------------------------- I had installed 1.chain on each drive unit but that wasn't getting me going so Devion hitched a Tow strap to front of Semi & pulled me to tunnel opening. ----------------------------------- I absolutely believe God had sent Devion my way as I was going no where fast with just 2 drive chains. Devion your an absolute blessing the world needs more Devon's. A big shout out to "Jerry" who also assisted Devion just before Devion hooked Semi to his unit & began pulling.. If your ever in need of Devions service he is "Ski.Country" Towing & Auto Repair in Silverthorne, CO. 970.668.3093..thank. you.

I was ripped off, insulted, and threatened with physical violence…read more $1,900 for a spark plug replacement?! Absolute robbery. This is a $500 job, $600 max. I checked with other shops in the area. This is not even in the ballpark of a fair price. They are lying about providing an estimate prior to service. That never happened. They threatened to "kick my a**" because I was attempting to argue these charges. They called me a dbag, told me to F myself. All sorts of profanity and insults. Just an absolutely insane way to treat a customer who has brought business to them for years. Never again. My fault for trusting them to conduct their business in an honest manner. I've taken vehicles here before so I wasn't expecting to get ripped off and extorted like this. I certainly was not expecting to be threatened with violence. It is unfathomable to me how a business owner could think that scamming, stealing from, insulting, and threatening working people in their own community will be a successful business strategy. If this is how they treat locals, imagine how they treat tourists... Edit: the business owner is blatantly lying in their reply to this review. I WAS NEVER PROVIDED AN ESTIMATE. Stop lying. Charge me a fair price, and don't threaten to beat me up when I complain about you scamming me. It's really not that difficult. Just be a decent human being. What is wrong with these people? This place used to be ok. Sadly, not anymore. I dont know what changed, but do yourself a favor and steer clear.

Liam, worked with us patiently and made sure the job was done correctly, his mechanics also were…read morefriendly and professional. His costs were by far very reasonable. I would keep him in mind for any other repairs if needed on my vehicles. Thank you Liam!

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'm so pleased with Tourig that I'm writing this review from their parking lot after my service…read moreappointment. Their customer service is excellent - everyone I interacted with was friendly and helpful. They quickly and professionally helped me get the proper clearance for my oversized tires (315/70R17) after the shop that installed my suspension wasn't able to do so and two other shops declined to even try. Ian, the tech who did the work, even suggested we go out for a test drive together before I left to be sure I was happy with the work. Oh, and the CEO was super nice and helped me get a charging cord for my Mac when my battery ran out of juice. This is simply a best-in-class organization.

I had a Quigley lift installed on a brand-new Ford Transit here and now am 2+ years into constant…read moreissues and headache. From steering issues to electrical the van has never driven the same since we took to it TOURIG. I would look elsewhere for getting anything installed on a new vehicle. TOURIG's response to my issues was $600 in credit on labor for future projects. That to me is poor customer service.