Warning...long post but worth the read if you are contemplating taking your vehicle here to get…read moreworked on. Do not take your vehicle here if you want it fixed properly. Synopsis: 1- They did not properly install my tank. 2. They did not use the supplied parts resulting in a defective installation (they threw away one supplied part that was critical to the installation). 3. They broke my fuel sending unit...twice!! 4. They dumped 15 gallons of diesel ($3.62 a gallon...$54.30 worth!) on the floor and did not replace it...but offered to replace it and charge me... I took my 2021 Ram 3500 here at 1 in the afternoon to have an aftermarket Diesel tank installed. The guy at the check in counter said that they can install my part but defective customer parts are not warrantied (as they should not be) but the labor to install the part was. I supplied them with the exact instructions and emphasied to them that they MUST only use the parts supplied. They told me my truck would be worked on and ready by the end of the day becuase they were slow. Never heard from them by the close of business. Called the next day at 11 in the morning and they said they just got it in. They called later in the day and let me know they broke a part off of the fuel tank when installing (the fuel sending unit hose connectors). They broke it becuase they did not properly install the tank on the truck. They said they could sell me one (For over $600) or I would have to pay to replace it myself becuase customer supplied parts are not under warranty...even if they break them...I was able to get a replacement under warranty so they installed the tank again and said it was ready. I picked my truck up, filled the tank and fuel spilled out all over the ground...Took it back to Cambridge and spoke with the Head Mechanic (Mike). He said my new tank must be defective because they installed it "correctly"...they did not. He then said that their labor was NOT warrantied because I supplied the part...direct contradiction to what the guy at the check in counter stated to me. After 45 minutes of "discussing", Mike finally agreed to "prove to me" that the issue was the tank and not the labor. I watched him put my truck on a lift and proceed to remove the now full tank (about 400 pounds worth of fuel now...52 gallons...minus what spilled all over the place due to the faulty labor). He used a transmission lift/jack to support the tank but it did not operate correctly. One of Mike's other mechanics hit the emergency release switch on the jack and it dropped the whole tank 3 feet (falling on the other mechanic), resulting in another broken fuel sending unit...which they would not replace even though it was their fault so I had to go get another one (a total of 2 $400 sending units now that they have broken). Mike removed the tank and I discovered that they did not use the supplied gasket during the installation (remember, I stressed to them that they must use ALL supplied parts) which resulted in a poor tank seal leading to the Diesel spilling out all over the place. The gasked I supplied for the install had been thrown in the trash. They went and found the discarded gasket, reinstalled they tank and it worked perfectly. Final insult to injury was that they spilled and removed 15 gallons of Diesel ($54.30 worth) and refused to replace it. This whole debacle took nearly 3 days...a far cry from the 5 hours I was told it would take. Do NOT use Cambridge Auto Center if you want your repairs/Labor to be done correctly, on-time and warrantied...they suck.

Went in to have a cross threaded lug nut replaced and ended up with non working brakes by the time…read morethey were done. Then they tried to charge me to figure out why the brakes no longer work. Suggested it might be a failed break power booster. Right.... I hobbled the vehicle home and checked it out. There was air in the system, an easy 10 min fix. Oh and by the way, they also cross threaded another lug nut so I had to shear that one off to get to the brake. So I went in for a cross threaded lug nut and came out with another cross threaded lug nut!! Not sure if it's a scam or just incompetence.

The team is friendly and professional. They are so helpful and a real pleasure to work with…read more Fixed my transmission and now my car runs great! John really took the time to educate me about my car and did a great job evaluating it.

We used Riley's when our transmission started having major issues this year and we were stuck in…read moreSan Marcos and needed a whole new transmission. We had an extended warranty and they went above and beyond to work with our adjusters to get the best options for us and our car. They were very quick and knowledgeable and honest and that's hard to find nowadays.

They gave me an honest assessment of my transmission and the issues ! They also gave me some…read morerecommendations that were better and cost effective to remedy my issues ! I am very leased with the work and service they provided!

I am having transmission problems. Andy was the rep who helped me. The one star is for him being…read morevery generous in helping me and being patient with me. But other than that, they do not get any more stars. After taking it to them, they charged me $100 for a diagnostic and told me they did not know what was wrong with my car. They said they would have to take it apart. I asked for how much, and he said he didn't know, but it was going to be between $3400-$4500. I broke down outside another auto shop because I couldn't afford that, and I had driven the car to that shop. But I came crawling back to them. They suggested I do the finance to pay for the car but I didn't want to do that. Anyways, he had his tow truck pick me up, and I was towed back to them. I'm thankful for the tow who brought me back. He had just got off work, and I appreciate him coming to my rescue. Shout out to him. I did wind up still towing it to another place, and I did have to pay the 100 tow fee. He made sure to let me know. I didn't mind paying it because the man worked after hours and he didn't have to. But it sucked that he didn't know what was wrong after the diagnostic. That's what it's for. I took it somewhere else and he told me everything and it's not even a transmission shop. Hmmmm...

Wizard Automotive did a great job on the front end work on my Challenger the price was very…read more reasonable. The owner Chris is always on premise and has a great team of mechanics. I would recommend them to family and friends and plan on going back for future work.

I've reached out directly EKG multiple times to resolve an outstanding issue regarding their…read morefailure to perform a service that was paid for in full. As the owner is neither a fair nor reasonable person, or one who can admit any fault, I cannot in good conscious recommend anyone to this shop.

The owner is the best!! He and his staff have worked on three of my cars. They're the kind of shop…read morethat respects the customers and looks out to save them money and time. If your automobile needs anything for an oil change to a new engine this is your neighbor shop for you. Come on by and support local businesses like Gonzales Auto repair. I'll keep coming back.

Originally took my car for an oil leak,so since it was cam seals,timing belt and water pump were…read morealso changed. Kept leaking. Took back so now waiting another 2 days without my car.Was oil pan gasket also.Seemed slow, But thats because the owner kept car 1 day to make sure No More Leaks. Would recommend , just it's not the fastest place around.But work is good ,so are prices. P.S. 1 star reviews are usually hidden by yelp.

Service was amazing for an amazing price. I can't thank these workers enough for fixing my car. It…read moreworks as if it's brand new again!

Took 4 months for a 20 hour job. Car was filthy inside and out. Broke clips to my front bumper…read more Dinged the rear fender. Service appears to be good but the customer service was nonexistent. Take your business elsewhere.

Made a trip here to get my 1996 F250 inspected because of the high ratings and the inspector said…read morethat there are two license plate lamps required by state law. First of all, 1996 F250's only have a cutout in the bumper for one lamp so weren't even built to support two. Secondly, Texas Department of Public Safety Section 20.18 SubSec. 2c specifically states "Only one lamp is required" to pass inspection. This was verified on the "What's Inspected" list for trucks from DPS as well. Though this shop gets high rating my first visit was not positive and probably won't go back. That's unfortunate because I had a few small items that needed fixed and thought I'd have them done here to support a local business.

I don't know why I didn't find these guys sooner. We moved to San Antonio in 2018 and have tried…read moreseveral different mechanics. ZV is just around the corner from us. The battery light was on in my wife's car last week, and the battery is brand new so I knew that wasn't it. The alternator was just replaced by another shop last year, so I'm thinking voltage regulator? Rodrigo calls me late Friday to tell me he thinks it's the alternator shorting but wants to a full charge on the battery over night to make sure. Saturday he calls me to say it is the alternator but the root cause is the water pump, which is leaking and spraying the alternator. Monday night we picked it up - perfect, full explanation/demonstration of what he found, and reasonably priced work. We're not going anywhere else from here on out.

I love having transmission problems... Said no one ever…read more After 89,000 miles, the 6L80 transmission in my 2017 Suburban decided to say "Bye Felicia." Since transmission problems were unchartered territory for myself here in New Braunfels, I did not have the first clue where to take our high maintenance pavement princess. Not knowing any better, and against my better judgement, I had my Suburban towed to the local Chevrolet dealer. After receiving a quote higher than Willie Nelson, some friends of ours recommended Brinkkoeter Transmissions. With nothing to lose, other than another tow bill, I called the tow truck and had her towed to Brinkkoeter. Just after a couple days, and our wallet a little lighter, our baby was back on the road again. Backed by a guarantee better than the factory with a 3 year/100,000 warranty. Doyle also informed us that the dealer had probably neglected to tell us that our particular transmission had undergone 6 software updates that GM had failed to notify us about. This probably will be the last GM product I ever buy, but I digress.... The customer service was top notch, the communication was great, and the overall experience was great. They also saved us a lot of money compared to the dealership. While I hope I never have to use Brinkkoeter ever again, I highly recommend anyone who needs transmission work. They made my pain a little more bearable, and had me back on the road again quick. Apparently this place has been around a while and I had never heard of them until now. Enjoy!

Went to use this business and found the owners posting a sign indicating that after 30 years they…read morewere calling it quits and retiring for good. Shop is now closed permanently.