Paint was peeling and instead of worrying about fixing every time it starts to peel in a new spot…read more I decided to get a wrap and Jason responded and took care of everything great value for price, speed of work 10/10

Superb! My company, Delivery Today, gave TSS Auto Finishing a challenge. We have a Van that is in…read moreconstant use, making deliveries all over the Tri-state area. Naturally, the van shows a lot of wear. We took it to TSS for a full wax - clay bar refinishing, headlight restoration, paint restoration, and general touch-up. A big, difficult job! We are VERY pleased with the results. We HIGHLY recommend TSS Auto Refinishing!

I'm originally from LA but recently started attending CMU. I brought out my STI with me to…read morePittsburgh and at first I was disappointed at the lack of places to take my car for service. I found Moore Performance and decided to give them a try and they were amazing! You can tell right away that Subaru enthusiasts trusts these guys just by the number of Subarus parked around their building. They do all the service and maintenance you can get done at the dealerships, and they even do detailing. I plan to take my car there for a full detail once the bad weather passes. I'm glad I found these guys and plan to get all my car needs done here as long as I'm in Pittsburgh.

Ryan Moore is a genius as is the rest of the staff if you don't own a Subaru Go buy one now so we…read morecan take it here to get it serviced. He also does custom work on other brands with Subarus are well taken care of here.

I took my '73 Camaro to Pro Comp Custom to get sorted out after years of various upgrades and…read moretiming issues. My car is not a show car and my budget isn't unlimited, but the team at PCC recommended affordable fixes that made sense while keeping the car as original as possible. Now the '73 runs and sounds better than when she came off the assembly line. Pro Comp Customer went above and beyond to help me and I would recommend them to anyone.

This shop is the go to spot in Pittsburgh if you have an older or custom car. They treated me like…read morefamily. The quality is top notch... they built from the ground up award winning cars. My car isn't a show car, but Julie and Steve make me feel a part of that elite circle. Everyone is super friendly, always giving me a tour of their latest projects. I enjoy going by when I can just to pop in because they're always building something unique and the vibe is positive. For them to squeeze me in... I'm always grateful. From big to small, Pro Comp can address anything and everything. Only catch is because they're so good, you'll need to check for availability.

what a dealership! Conveniently located on PA 376, a longtime dealer in Beaver County. Locally…read moreowned, they offer top notch auto service, including body work too! As a woman I never worry about the service dept taking advantage of me. They are very honest and do good work and keep your car neat and clean as they do the work!igave bought 4 vehicles over the years from them all new. our salesman Don Ehrenberg is always knowledgeable and patient too! they have always had a nice selection of vehicles and once had a car delivered from Ohio for me! if you are looking for a new or used vehicle, Millers is the place!

I bought a vehicle here about nine months before Rub A Dub Trump was elected. The coupe was quite…read morefine to say the least, but the power lock actuator on the passenger side always froze, and the mechanical lock on the driver's door was jammed. Anytime I'd give a buddy of mine a lift to high school, I'd have to make him crawl across from the driver side to make his way to the passenger seat -- that's if both doors decided to work! My situation during the wintertime was so tight that even my current wedgie seems to be less of a problem. The coffee in the waiting area wasn't bitter like the Mitsubishi dealer's, so that's a plus. However, my car had a mind of its own and often drove off on me while I was on the clock. Like where did it always go?? My Chrysler now is brilliant, because wherever I park it, I can always find it right where I parked it! That's loyalty right there. I can't go back to having a Bowtie on my grille. I'll stick to the wings of glory. Sales people are nice there.

Went into Meyers because I had a flat, was greeted with a friendly guy at the counter. They had me…read morein and out quickly, couldn't recommend a better tire shop!

Extremely dissatisfied. These guys towed a vehicle for us. Wouldn't deliver it to our store. Which…read morewas 3 blocks away from the accident site. Then made us pay an extra $200 for overnight storage. Which brought the cost of a "tow" to $450!!! We didn't need it to be stored. We just needed it delivered to our parking lot. I am extremely unhappy and I feel like this was very fraudulent. I would never, ever use these guys again.

I had a problem with a leaking gas tank sensor. I called Linda at Fort Pitt Classic cars, she…read morelistened to my problem and referred me to Tim, the service manager, he told me to bring in my 1966 Mustang for them to look at the problem. When I got there Ron, the owner, met me to discuss what was wrong. The next thing I knew, my car was up on a rack and the problem was fixed. Fort Pitt Classic Cars is a class act. Good service, friendly staff is what I got. I always go there if I have a problem. Thanks Linda, Tim and Ron. I would recommend Fort Pitt Classic Cars to anyone. Tom

Take your car somewhere else! Same as Mike E's posts. Work claimed to be done was never done…read more Parts not ordered timely (I ended up having to order them), in my opinion-invoice churning and more. After having my '62 Corvette worked on by Fort Pitt Classic Cars and having many positive interactions with the owner, Ron Libengood and his team, I found a '58 Continental that I had Fort Pitt inspect prior to purchase to see if it was a good candidate for a complete restoration. I was told by Fort Pitt that the rust was likely only surface rust and it would be a quick and relatively inexpensive restoration. Well after almost 4 years it was neither quick nor cost effective. There were some unexpected things that no one could have predicted, but I put put my trust in Fort Pitt Classic Cars and Ron Libengood to restore my car the right way from start to end. Unfortunately that trust was misplaced and I feel that Fort Pitt Classic Cars and Ron Libengood took advantage of my trust.....I do not restore cars and hired who I thought were experienced professionals (experts) and relied on their expertise to complete my project the correct way from state to finish in a professional manner to industry standards- I was paying for a "cruise quality" restoration. Check out the contract (attached)- when invoices are payable upon receipt and if not paid, work is stopped on your car. My contract clearly states 125% for materials, but I was charged 130%. First, there are over 30 cars at any time getting "restored" at Fort Pitt and their project management is lackluster at best. Many cars at the same stage seem to create log jams and very long waits to get work completed. I found I had to wait unreasonably long times to get to the "next stage" of my restoration and I always seemed to have charges popping at for "earlier stage" work. 11/14/19 - I was billed $160.50 for a vehicle assessment, which I paid on upon receipt - on 12/19/19 I was given an estimate of $17,888.26 to restore the mechanical portion of my vehicle. On 2/17/2020 I was given an estimate for a total restoration- mechanical/body/upholstery of $58,008. Work commenced on my vehicle in March of 2020. Due to covid delays, turnover, not being able to find parts, etc. this project took almost 4 years. I finally pulled my vehicle from Fort Pitt after over 3 years of them "restoring" it- they did body work and mechanical only and I ended up paying over $130,000 for their "work" and considerable out of pocket expense for parts I sourced myself. We had numerous conversations about cost containment to no avail. Even after the cost containment conversations they they decided to tell me that there we thousands of hours where I was not charged their $5/hr shop supply fee. I told them I was unwilling to pay this charge, however the owner fought to make me pay this but eventually gave me a "credit" for this amount- it was their oversight! I instructed them from the onset of the project not to do anything with the windshield wiper/spray system as this was going to be a CA car- I told this to the body shop crew, the mechanical crew and sales crew. I was still charged for this and when I brought it to the owner's attention I was told their policy was to comply with PA State law/inspections and I would be charged as this was their "policy". I explained to him, I told him, his sales manager, body employee and mechanical employee that I told everyone this from the onset of the project, this was going to be a California car and I would expect them to do what their clients want. Our contract clearly states they will charge 125% for materials, and they charged 130%. They did not source most parts- I had to source them myself and have them sent to Fort Pitt. They never actually fixed/restored most of the issues with my car. They were unable to diagnose most things and even when they did their diagnosis was incorrect or their fix was incorrect and the issues had to be re-worked multiple times, clearly churning my bill. I was also charged 3 hours labor- over $300 for labeling an inoperable parking brake and putting it in the trunk of my vehicle. I told them I would pay 5 minutes for this but was still billed for 18 minutes. Fort Pitt unable to fabricate door gaskets but I was still charged for this work- and they were available for purchase (attached). I told them not to do anything with the power antenna but work was still performed on this (I told mechanical shop and body shop). Also door gaskets unsuccessfully fabricated by Fort Pitt, however I was charged and I did find them for sale and we used those. Lots more to be upset about, check out the pictures and my google review- take your care elsewhere!

Very professional and no nonsense . hard-working people…read more Very quick service this for many years self change tires. Eric Beernink

In December 2025 I was in a jam and needed my new snow tires mounted on my wheels. Butler Tires…read morefor Less agreed to mount and spin the four tires and remove my summer tires and wheels. In the process all four wheels for the snow tires were scuffed and slightly damaged. At the time, I didn't consider it bad enough to post a comment but did contact the service manager to mention the issue. He was apologetic and even offered to "fix" the damage but I did not accept the offer since it was only cosmetic damage. Fast forward to yesterday April 12, 2026. I wanted to remove the snow tires/wheels and install the summer tires/wheels on the vehicle. The lug nuts are supposed to be torqued to 100 ft -lbs but most of the lug nuts were so difficult to remove that I had to use a breaker bar on them. This was on a Sunday or I would have taken the car to Butler Tires for Less and have them swap the tires/wheels. Now I have concern that my rotors may be warped. Obviously, I won't be going back to this business. On April 15, 2026 in response to Tony K's request, I provided my contact information. It is now April 26 and, so far, no reply from Tony so i will consider this matter closed.

UPDATE: After not driving the car, and getting it checked by another mechanic, it was discovered…read morethat there was a leak in the brake line. This seems to me something that should have been addressed before the mechanic at this establishment slapped an inspection sticker on it. HOWEVER, the reason I wrote the review in the first place was because of the exceptionally rude treatment I received from the employee who answered the phone. I was calling to see if this establishment could look at the car to see if they could find out what eas going on, since they were familiar with the car. I began the phone call, summarizing the work they had done, when the employee (who, after numerous emails from the owner, turned out to be a woman, not a man. I apologize. ) started defensively telling me that they weren't responsible, etc. After that, I certainly wasn't going to take the care there! The owner emailed me numerous times, implying that I was angry and wasn't thinking straight, and that the person on the phone was reacting to me. I wasn't angry when i called. I just wanted them to look at the car. Nor was angry at the person who sold me the car. The follow-up emails just kept telling the fact that my brakes weren't working couldn't be their fault, listing all kinds of other things. My point was and still is, why did the car pass inspection then? I wouldn't have questioned anything, if the first employee would have simply let me make an appointment with them. I wasn't looking for anything for free. I just figured they must know the car, and would be the best people to go to. I've decided not to pursue an investigation with the inspection authorities, even though my mechanic said the leak looked like it was happening for awhile. I've also added 2 stars, because the owner was pretty upset that I gave such a terrible rating and said I was affecting the lives of all his employees. Even though he accused me of jumping on social media instead of contacting them. I got the brake line replaced at another business, everything works well. I'm done with this whole saga.

Hineman's auto service is a dishonest business. I scheduled a PA state inspection and the woman…read morereceptionist was completed rude to me. Even though my mileage since my last inspection was less than 3,000 miles, I did not receive the state emission exemption. I reminded them of the low mileage and they did not care. They charged me $65.00 for new wiper blades even though I install new blades 1 day before. They are overpriced on their products and services. I will never go to Hinemann's again. I should have reported Hinemanns to the PA State police for investigation.