Went in for a car inspection for an old car we towed from out of state. I knew the car needed some…read morework before hand, and Karnon specified the things needed to fix to pass Maryland inspection. Got them fixed, took it again, passed. Fairly easy. They operate by appointment so try to go in advance or call to set a time to drop off car. Price for inspection was reasonable, cheaper than others I've seen on the Pike. Karnon was helpful and honest. I recommend!

Karnon Auto Shop is fantastic! They did an excellent job on my Maryland state inspection and…read morereplaced the control arms in my car. The team was professional, friendly, and gave me a fair price--never felt overcharged. It's clear they care about their customers and take pride in their work. Great local business with top-notch service. Highly recommend! Will be going again. Thank you so much guys. Also really appreciate the bit of impromptu body work :)

Pouria is extremely knowledgeable about the mechanics of a car. He can get to the heart of the…read morematter quickly and is very honest and fairly priced. I'm so grateful we found him. Our family will only go to Pouria for our cars.

This is my 3rd time here, Trustworthy car repair shop. Mr…read more Pouria quick and clean, no games his final price was exactly as negotiated, professional and polite with quality service at an affordable rate

Been coming here for about a year now. The owner is very honest. It is so hard to find an honest…read moreshop. The most recent example of his honesty...We took our M440i for all the things required at 50,000 miles. The dealership price is "highway robbery". He always beats their prices and does great work. The service calls for a coolant flush. He identified a small leak in the cooling system. He immediately called us and told us that he would not do the flush because of the leak. He also said he did not have the tools to do the fix. Of course, we are at 50,300 miles. Who knows if BMW will do a "good faith" repair. Another shop could have done the flush anyway and never even tell us. I will continue to bring my vehicle to Inspection Plus.

In April 2021, I purchased a red 1989 GMC Vandura from Oregon without seeing it in person. As soon…read moreas it arrived, I took it to Inspection Plus to review what was needed. They identified a few items that required repairs or replacement. Some of the items were the horn, driveshaft, air filter, brakes, etc. They performed the maintenance and contacted me once it was completed. My experience with Inspection Plus has been a great. They are professional, timely, and communicate well with any updates or changes. In October 2025, I was experiencing an issue with van. I called a few classic car places but all said my van was out of scope or they couldn't get to it for a few months. Inspection Plus said that they would look at it and tell me what they could find. I don't know why I called anyone else first. It wasn't easy but they found the issue and resolved in less than a week. They didn't mention how old my van was or come up with excuses. They jumped right in and got to work. At Inspection Plus, they have the experience, skillset, and willingness to tackle car repairs without excuses. I highly recommend.

I recently brought my stepmother's 2016 Chevrolet Equinox in because her Tire warning had been on…read morethe dashboard for some time. I tried filling each tire with air and only 1 tire would not hold the maximum pressure. After making an appointment with Alex, I dropped the car off so that he could take a look at it. What he discovered was that 2 of the tire sensors needed replacing. He couldn't find any place where the tire was damaged in any way. But, to be sure, he checked it a couple of times and what he found was correct. He gave me the estimate and I gave him the go ahead to do the work. He mentioned that he would contact me when the car was ready. Sure enough, he called to tell me that the car was ready and gave me the final cost for the repair. I went later that afternoon to pick up the car and returned it to my stepmother. She was elated! I was relieved! I enjoyed driving the car back to her as it was a smooth and quite comfortable ride. Thank you Cochran and Alex for making my stepmother a very satisfied customer. Great work performed in a day's time and my stepmother has found a mechanic that she's pleased with.

The were very communicative. The work was done quickly and competently. I would use them again.read more

Went in for a oil change and it was great! Very professional, fast and efficient service…read more The facility was clean, friendly and the staff were personable and polite. The mechanics came and spoke with me personally and they knew what they were talking about. Very pleased and will be recommending this place to everyone!

I was referred to Airpark Auto Service through a work colleague. I had never been to an auto repair…read moreservice so I was unsure of procedures. I met Alex Gurevich, auto/paint manager, when I walked through the door. He was kind and informative as to what my next steps would be after the damage I received from a hit and run. It was reassuring to take my car to someone who knew the correct way to work with insurance and law enforcement. The work that was done on my car was perfect. I had just bought the car a month earlier and the damage was fixed as if it never happened. All fixed, all polished, all clean. Very happy to get my car back like it was just off the car lot. Thanks Alex and all who took time to professionally work on my car. A bonus was the car detail inside and out ....perfect!

Stay far away. Went for State Safety Inspection. Car has received every recommended service work…read morefrom dealership since purchased Gili's came up with approx $3000 of work. I took the car to another auto repair shop that no longer does safety inspections and they went over the car and said none of the failings on the report needed to be corrected. at this time. Also Gillis charged a credit card fee without informing the customer which is unallowable Wish I had done more research prior to taking my car to their business.

I have been going to Gili's for many, many years. I have always received excellent service at a…read moregreat price. I trust them completely and will gladly continue to use them.

After dealing with so many frustrations and ongoing car issues, I finally had a great experience at…read moreSuperior Auto Service. Their customer service was outstanding--they took the time to thoroughly review my concerns, provided detailed photos in the report, and offered honest recommendations at affordable pricing. Big shoutout to John and Jon for taking such great care of me! I truly appreciated their transparency and professionalism. I would highly recommend their services to anyone!

Sunday night, my car wouldn't start. I had it towed to superior on Sunday night and it was there…read morefor them first thing Monday morning. Superior noted on the invoice that the car was dead on arrival. Said they tested the battery and that they were able to start the vehicle with starting fluid after multiple attempts. Well, to me that means there were something wrong with the car battery. They got the car running and charged me $155. They kept the car all day, over seven hours to do the safety maintenance inspection that I didn't ask for. They didn't ask me either. Two days later, the car would not start again. I called superior to let them know and they said that the battery was OK when it was there. The battery was dead in their own words when they checked it. I don't understand why they didn't replace the battery. I was unable to go to work on my new job on Wednesday, I would think that an auto service center would recognize when a battery needs replaced.. I am homeless and sleeping in my car. I have no money to get it towed. Fortunately, somebody helped me in the Walmart parking lot to get the car running so I can drive it to a Walmart service center. If that kind person did not help me, I would've been stuck there. I would not have been able to go to work. I wouldn't had a place to sleep. Anyway, I think they should've changed the battery on Monday when the car was in their shop. I think they should've recognized that since it was dead on Sunday and Monday and it was a really old battery, they should have replaced it. Since they didn't, it was a big hassle for me not going back to Superior auto service again. It said on the invoice that they recommended that I monitor it. That is ridiculous. I'm supposed to just drive the car around and hope that it starts when I get back in. I would have to have an expense of it being towed. Shouldn't they fix the car so you don't get stranded somewhere ? Walmart charged me $150 for the battery and instillation. Superior charged me $155 and didn't fix the car. They just gave me a list of $2000 worth of stuff that needed to be Repaired.

I have been a Precision Auto customer for decades, for really my entire lifetime as a driver. Just…read moreabout everyone in my family is a customer as this point, and that includes both sides of a large family. I wish I knew enough about the nuts and bolts to convince you categorically that they are the best, but here's what I can say: I do remember not long ago that they won what I understand to be THE national competition for best auto shop in the country, and I have to imagine that was a pretty big deal for a family-run business. So if you're just looking for people who know what they're doing, well that should be enough right there. I can tell you that they are the type of people who remember your name when you walk in, and that you will most likely have a few laughs while you're there. How often can someone say they have fond memories of getting their car repaired? I can, and I'm smiling right now thinking of how much my Dad loved talking with them about the world, and pretty much everything in it by the time we left... They have guided him and myself over the span of two vehicles each. Come to think of it, that's pretty good for over 30+ years, especially when we're still driving the latter two. Not to mention the first one I bought was, we'll say: not a good year from not a good company. They cut me so much slack, and put in so much extra work on that car for me. The hardest part for them though, had to be convincing me to buy a reliable, maintainable car next time, and convincing my Dad when it was time to let go of the truck he took such good care of for such a long time. In my case, it was a matter of helping me understand which makes and models not only last a long time, but will also save me a bunch of money over time. Such is the case on parts and labor, when the parts are easier to get, and the car is easier to fix, DUH... For my Dad, it was a matter of bedside manner, explaining that we've reached that time when the repairs are going to start costing more than the vehicle is worth. I say all that, because one way to tell whether someone is honest or not, is if you can point to some advice they gave you at the expense of their own profit. In a world where honesty is not a given in any industry, I think those are pretty good examples of where it still exists.

I brought a Tesla Model Y to them in order to have a wheel swapped out and have the front end…read moreinspected. Most folks don't know this, but Performance models of these cars blow through suspensions every ~70k miles or so. Precision charged me for the tire swap (move TPS to new wheel and re-mount on the new wheel), but they also charged me an hour of labor to inspect the front end, something that they already had in clear view when on the lift when they were doing the tire work. However, I was fine with it as long as they did a complete job and reported accurate information. I was planning on having them also replace the main front end components anyway, but they will NOT install any parts that they did not get for your car. Even if they are OEM parts from the manufacturer of your car. (Tesla parts are a PITA to get in a timely fashion sometimes, and having to wait for them to arrive is not a great customer service experience... especially when they are OEM parts. I'm assuming it's not just liability, but that Precision wants the markup on the parts over a providing a good customer service experience.) Precision came back and told me there was nothing wrong with the front end of the vehicle. immediately knew that this was impossible. No Tesla Model Y Performance with the original suspension is fine at 85,000 miles. I asked a buddy at a Porsche dealer to look at the front end and ALL FOUR bushing in the front end components were torn. Literally, if the technician from Precision Auto had looked them, it would have been obvious. If the technician missed it, Precision has a serious issue. I did call them. I asked to speak to the manager. The person that called me back sounded awfully young but listened to me vent and indicated he's refund my money for the inspection. (He took my credit card info for the refund, so fingers crossed there.) I'm really sure based on that experience that Precision Auto is not where you want to go if you have a Tesla. I told them exactly what they needed to look for and I've got to wonder if the server desk told the tech anything that I mentioned. (I do have alot of experience working on cars. I just don't want to do it.) At least they did a good job with the tire... -shrug-