My son was driving to Avon to visit a friend when his truck suddenly became inoperable. Not knowing…read morethe area at all, I started calling around for mechanic shops we could tow it to and found this place on Google--figured we'd start there and see how it went. From the very beginning, they were upfront and honest, letting us know (especially with it being around the holidays) that they might not be able to look at the vehicle right away, which we completely understood. The very next day, they diagnosed the issue and took the time to call and clearly explain what was going on. They were incredibly communicative, kind, and fair throughout the entire process. In a stressful situation, they made us feel taken care of and confident we were in good hands. Go see them--they will absolutely take care of you.

Passing through with a foreign, Manual car having some issues. They're the only place in the area…read moreopen at 7:30. Mike was great, read our engine and did a test drive of the car. Great repair shop and we received great service. Glad we picked the right one. Hard to find a shop as versatile and able to deal with a wide range of automobiles.

Outstanding service! My family got caught in the engineered traffic jam at the Eisenhower Tunnel on…read morea busy ski Sunday, and our Toyota Sequoia overheated. We had it towed to Summit Automotive, and by Monday, they knew we were stranded and made us their top priority. The staff was professional, and the owner was fantastic. Great service, fair pricing, and a fast turnaround!

Just had my SUV taken care of at Summit Automotive Group in Silverthorne with Jim Tinsley. Had new…read moresnow tires put on and they added the winter formula for the wiper fluid & coolant too. I was in and out of there within an hour! They have competitive prices, a friendly staff and Jim is a fantastic business owner who knows how to treat his customers right so they always come back! He even made sure my brakes were in good condition and checked the milage to see if I needed an oil change too (all ok there!). Go in and see Jim now since its time to get the car serviced before winter. This way, you don't have a vehicle breakdown or get stuck in the snow or end up in a ditch driving with the wrong tires on! Be prepared, its going to snow on Thursday! Diane W. Customer since 2001 Silverthorne, CO 10/9/2023

Genuine Help When I Needed It Most!…read more I had an issue with my RV overheating in Silverthorne, and although Mobile Mike's Auto Repair didn't work directly on my RV, Mike went above and beyond to help me out. He patiently listened, gave me honest advice, and pointed me in the right direction with great recommendations. It's rare to meet someone so kind, genuine, and helpful -- especially when you're stranded and stressed. If you ever find yourself in the Silverthorne area and need help, reach out to Mobile Mike's Auto Repair. Mike is truly a great human being who cares about people, not just repairs.

Experienced driving problems going up the steep grade to Eisenhower Tunnel. Returned home and…read moreparked SUV. Texted Mike early the next morning - before 6am - and he texted back immediately. He made arrangements to pick up parts, was at the condo by 830am and repair was done by 9! Reasonable price, great service, and no waiting!

We had to suddenly replace our brake pads on our car trip and they got us in, got the repairs done…read moreand got us a rental car with no hassle very friendly service and wanted to make sure that we were completely taken care of

I took my car here yesterday because it stopped at the mountain well they charged me around 175 usd…read moredidnt give me a diagnosis for the car claiming they had to take it apart. didn't give me an invoice. they also said it would take them 2 weeks to get parks to fix a 2010 Nissan come on now . I solid would not recommend this place they didn't seem honest.

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.

Josh and the SCART team were such a fantastic help to my wife & I during our recent trip from KS to…read moreBreckenridge. Our 2019 RAV4 literally died in the Eisenhower tunnel. Luckily it restarted and we made it out of the tunnel and on to Breckenridge. Josh and his team diagnosed the issue quickly and gave genuine, real next-door-neighbor friendly type advice. They went above and beyond. Huge thanks to he and the team for being straight up, trustworthy guys.

I have been thinking about how to word my review, in order to both acknowledge that I appreciate…read morePatrick having a very hard conversation about an incomplete repair that resulted in a catastrophic failure of my vehicle while in motion, resulting in my vehicle being totaled out, and him taking responsibility for an incomplete diagnostic that resulted in that incomplete repair, while also noting the challenges in getting to that point. Neither of us won in this situation, but I commend him for being accountable as a professional and a business owner, for not doing the complete diagnostic that would have saved both of us time and money. I will note that unlike most shops, the fee for the diagnostic is not deducted from the repair, even if you go with them to have the work done, which is a little disappointing, especially when the diagnostic was incomplete (replaced the axle but never completing the diagnostic up the line to figure out what caused the axle to be bending in the first place). That incomplete diagnostic resulted in work that was paid for, and paid for again somewhere else when I tried to drive it back to this shop, because the bearing/axle catastrophically failed, in motion, near another local shop, and when they put the vehicle on the lift and removed the wheel, the bearing exploded all over their shop and the axle had to be repaired again, out of my pocket, then and there to even get it out of their bay and onto a tow truck. It cost me even more to replace the axle the second time, because the ABS sensor also got destroyed. Both repairs were money wasted because if the diagnostic had been complete and thorough in the first place, my insurance company and I would've decided to total the truck out. Instead, I ended up throwing $4000 at a vehicle that I would have walked away from had I had the complete issue in front of me; the rear diff gearbox was the source of the issue and the whole back end would have needed to be repaired to solve the problem. Had I known that, and had they even properly diagnosed at that point, that the replaced axle was a symptom and not the actual problem, when I brought it right back after the first "repair" because it was having the exact same issue I just paid almost $2000 to be repaired , because the new axle was also bending right out of the gate, placing improper lateral pressure on the bearing, which eventually exploded, we could have both been saved a lot of time and money and truly scary driving when my vehicle was howling and shaking so badly that the new axle was moments away from completely seizing, in motion. A complete diagnostic off the bat, would have made this a completely different experience, and while I know removing a third body and actually inspecting the gearbox is a huge pain, when someone shows up with an axle issue, it would be common practice for any mechanic to look for the cause instead of just the symptom. I would have done that myself had I had a lift, the tools and extra set of hands handy, but that is exactly why I brought it to a professional mechanic to do the diagnostic in the first place. For what I was charged for a diagnostic, it should have been thorough, and if the cause of the problem had been properly diagnosed in the beginning, I would've walked away, happily paying them the diagnostic fee and making the decision to not proceed with any further repairs on a 21-year-old vehicle. That is how we both could have won in this situation. I'm giving the business three stars because I have other friends that I've had good experiences there and while I was personally not impressed with the work or the incomplete diagnostic and the headaches we both had as a result of a simple incomplete diagnostic and incomplete repair, I commend Patrick for having this hard conversation with me and taking responsibility for his part in this matter. I would likely take my vehicle there again, simply because others have had good experiences there, and because while difficult for both of us to have this conversation , Patrick took accountability to resolve this chaos as best as he could in the end. I respect that in a business owner, as I am also a small business owner. Beware however, that the diagnostic fee is not deducted from repairs, and also, that I am not the only client who has experienced incomplete diagnostic work with them. I hope they take this review as a chance to improve, versus just a criticism, because that it was it is meant to provide, an opportunity to do better down the line.

Came to this shop for a couple reasons, first because of the high star rating and second, their…read moreability to get me in within a reasonable time as I was traveling in the area on a hunting trip. Everything started really well, customer service lady was friendly enough and took great notes about my request and issue. I had already diagnosed my main problem, which was a transfer case chain needing replaced. They quoted $1600 for the labor because I already had the part which was fine. I dropped the vehicle off on a Monday and they said it would be done by Friday. Perfect timing because I had plans to leave Saturday morning. A couple days go by and I call them to get an update, this was Wednesday afternoon. They said they had it on the schedule to be worked on Thursday and again would be done by Friday. Thursday comes and I call again to find out about progress and plan logistics of picking the vehicle up on Saturday as they are closed weekends. The lady has me wait and I speak to the "mechanic" working on my vehicle. He tells me my transfer case is "trashed" , they found chunks of metal (duh probably from the chain) and that I need to replace the whole transfer case with a new one that they have to order and it won't be in for a few days. I ask how far along they are in the repair and if they have the transfer case open. They respond that they haven't gotten that far and that the transfer case was empty of fluid but that they hadn't opened it up, because they thought it would be a waste of labor since they said I needed a new unit. This was a huge red flag. How do you diagnose a transfer case without opening it up. Short answer is you can't. After a few minutes of them trying to convince me to spend $3600 on a new transfer case and discourage me from driving the vehicle. I decline that service and told them to put fluid back in the transfer case and that I'll take the vehicle back home at my own risk and fix it when I return to Arizona. Long story short they charge their "diagnostic fee" if you can even call it that. (Extortion fee) and they charged me for 2 quarts of transfer case fluid even though dry capacity for my transfer case is only 1quart, and I take my vehicle. I then proceeded to drive my vehicle back to Arizona 800 miles and schedule a service at a local shop in AZ. I drive the vehicle for 2 more weeks daily back and forth to work with minimal issues. The shop in Arizona charged $1100. It was in fact the transfer case chain was worn and "loose" the shop also replaced the 3 seals for the output and input shafts ($100). And inspected the gears and bearing for any excessive wear and found the transfer case to be a good shape. I don't know if AutoMotives LLC just doesn't like some jobs and if they don't they try and upsell to discourage or they just do this to unknowing people to try and get more profit. All I know is that I was very disappointed in their dishonesty and I'm glad I listened to my gut when the red flags started going up. Just wish it wouldn't have cost me my time and unnecessary money for nothing. I really wish they would have just fixed what I asked and they would have gotten my $1600. Instead they tried to pull a fast one, either out of ignorance or actual mechanic knowledge or lack of wanting the work, or maybe because I was from out of state.. who knows. Buyer beware.

We were pleasantly surprised to be offered a free tire rotation without any purchase. Their phone…read morecustomer service was very responsive, and Bill was very helpful throughout the service.

I found a nail in my tire, so brought it in. Didn't have an appointment, but Bryan got me in and…read moreout very quickly and with excellent service.

George and the crew at Goodway are truly amazing people. My car ended up having issues while we…read morewere trying to make it back to the Front Range, and we found ourselves at Goodway. George took incredible care of us from the moment we arrived. He took the time to thoroughly explain what was going on with my car, walked me through all of my options, and never made me feel pressured. He turned what could have been an incredibly stressful experience into one that felt manageable. On top of that, he even gave us some fantastic local food recommendations while we were waiting! If you're local to the area or just passing through, I can't recommend Goodway enough. They're honest, knowledgeable, genuinely kind people who truly care about their customers. It's rare to find a shop that treats you like family instead of just another repair ticket. Thank you, George and the entire Goodway team, for making such a difficult situation so much easier.

Run go to a different garage as they are corrupt and will price gouge you. They charged me 175.00…read morejust to see what was wrong with my car they just took pics and claimed I had no oil even though I had checked before it got towed and it still had some oil. Didn't bother to check the code for the check engine nor tell me what was wrong. They are incompetent and unethical. I shipped a new engine up there after being told it needed to be replaced before I walked out the door in the beginning I was told that the labor charges would be 1,800 they lied again. When the engine showed up I was then told the labor price is doubled. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM PERIOD I'm from out of state and didn't know that they were this bad until after reading the reviews it was too late as I was stranded on the highway and had to spend the night

We were driving from Austin,TX to Buena Vista when our diesel truck got an alert for "exhaust…read morefilter overload". We immediately called Summit Ford and asked if there was someone how could help us. They said they would try to squeeze us in. 60 miles later, we arrived at summit ford only to find out there may or may not be a diesel technician in on Thursday (this was Monday at 8:30am)but unsure. That would have been nice to know beforehand. The guy behind the desk was unhelpful, would hardly acknowledge us and didn't even have the decency to recommend another local business. They recommended WE DRIVE AN HOUR AND HALF TO FLAT LAND, and see if it would work it self out. WHAT?!? Absolutely, Ludicrous. At that time, I just started making phone calls to local mechanics. Thank god we stumbled on western Summit Mobile Service! They answered and immediately said to bring our truck right over. We were greeted by Matthew who came out to the truck and started working on the truck right away. Not only very professional but the friendliest of guys! Rocky came out and helped as well. We also learned that the truck would not have made it to this "flat land" summit ford "recommended". Unfortunately, after working on the truck for 30 minutes, they came to the conclusion that we needed some additional equipment but they graciously recommended another local business across the street and didn't even charge us a fee. We truly appreciate their willingness to help.

The hourly rate here is a little high on the weekends, but I'm pretty sure this place saved my life…read moremerely by being open on Sundays. My wheels hadn't been properly ratcheted down and well... I don't like to think about how that could have ended. You'll pay a bit more for the service, but be glad you have this place as an option when you need it.

I have worked with Silverthorne Auto Body twice in the last few years, and I definitely recommend…read morethem. They will take the time to listen to your concerns, and my sense is that they were very honest about the work that needed to be done. That is not the case with national brands in this area, who do not even want to talk to customers face to face.

I don't typically write reviews but after my 8 week ordeal with Silverthorne Auto Body (SAB), I…read morefelt the need to share. I first contacted SAB at the end of August, I'm a local and they had good reviews. I initially called and emailed them to confirm they had capacity and sent them the damages estimate from the insurance appraiser. Mitchel said "yeah it should be fine, let me look over the appraisal and I'll call you back"... and then never got back to me. After 3 weeks of waiting and asking when I could drop off my car, we decided to drive to his shop and speak in person, and ultimately left it there with him to begin working on it. Mitchell said this would be a big repair, with far more damages than the 8k estimated and would take 6 weeks. After 3 weeks we called for an update, in which Mitchell said it would actually be 16k in repairs and that he was submitting the paperwork to my insurance today. A few days after not seeing any further correspondence, we call Mitchell again and he tells us the insurance company has asked for more photos which he is sending today. A few more days later, we call our insurance company to ask what the hold up was about. Turns out he has not submitted anything. So we call Mitchell back, now frustrated, and he claims the insurance website/portal was difficult. We decided to wait one more week for updates/progress since I was out of town traveling for work. Now late October, our insurance company has not heard a thing from Mitchell, they call him directly to try to assist and it is decided that my car will be towed down to Denver to a different auto body shop. My car arrives the next day and we find out that Mitchell had never even taken my car apart to inspect the 8k in addition damages that he claimed it needed. The new body shop in Denver immediately took it apart and order parts and said it will be done in 2 weeks. My conclusion here is that Michell is a liar and I would not recommend anyone take their car here for service.