There is absolutely nothing professional about the way this business was run or the people who…read moreadvertise for it. They claim that every problem has a solution but I found that they have a hard time being able to back it up and prove that. I feel that the business could improve a ton simply by listening to the feedback of not only their customer base but the community as a whole. Pricing values and part installations would sky rocket and thrive if some modern updates were to take place as well. My experience was negative and I won't be visiting again anytime soon

From the owner: We listen and want our customers feel like family, we believe in quality fixes and feel that there…read moreis always a resolve for any issue

Awesome service and awesome people. Had my car fixed right the first time and was done quickly.read more

The owner of the shop is very helpful. He got me in and out quickly for a regular oil change. While…read moreI was waiting, the lobby was very clean and tidy. I enjoyed looking at the collection of old oil cans. The whole time I was there, I felt like I was given honest work on my car. If you want reliable mechanic, Jeff is the person you need to go see!

My Trail Blazer wasn't running right. I saw the ad on TV Blackfoot Transmission. Robert and crew at…read moreBlackfoot Transmission did a wonderful job on Trail Blazer Transmission service. They fast and affordable. I trust the service I get from Blackfoot Transmission. I now have my Honda civic in his shop. Found out I need a new starter. Robert had my car back to me with in 48 hours. I finally found a trustworthy shop to bring my vehicles.

Great availability given other shops were not able to start for three weeks. Solved a problem on a…read moreunique vehicle, great communication about what was happening and cost.

Every time I've taken my truck into John's, he's always kept me up to date on issues and time frame…read moreon when it will be finished. Can't beat the prices either after getting multiple bids. Very thorough work and goes above and beyond to make sure I'm happy with work completed.

my wife called and ask for an oil change and transmission service on our vehicle. she was quoted…read more"about $300" for the transmission service. we dropped the vehicle off. when we went to pick it up, they informed us the transmission service was $471. when I asked WTH, we were told that we had a different transmission and the $300 service didn't apply. this is not acceptable service. This was at the Blackfoot Idaho location.

I recently replaced my struts and expected to need an alignment afterward. It was late in the day,…read moreand I wanted to get it done as soon as possible. I could hear my tires grinding as I drove, so I took my car to a small shop. After they said the alignment was done, I left but still heard the noise. I brought it back, and they told me the strut I installed was faulty and that I needed a new one. Frustrated, I left to consider my options. I decided to bring my car to Point S, thinking it would be best to have them check the struts and replace them if needed. After their inspection, they informed me that my struts were in good condition and that it was just my alignment that was off--they fixed it right away. They were honest with me from start to finish, and I appreciate their transparency. I'll definitely continue doing business with them!

minor repair Honest on the length of time to be completed…read moreand price. Shop is open yes you have to go up to the door to see the sign but that is just because of the new fence by another business is blocking view

Dropped my car off at the mechanic a while ago, because my AC only blows cold for the first 5…read moreminutes, then it might as well be on "Vent." They called the next day wanting to know if we had spare keys, because they locked mine in the car. Then they went suspiciously radio-silent, so I called them after the weekend. "Oh, we think we know what the problem is," they tell me, "but when we tried to test it, we fried your computer. I'm trying to find one for it now. Might be a day or two." So I gave them three days and called for an update. "Well," she tells me, "the computer is in but we can't program all of it. We are getting ready to take it down to the Dodge dealership and get it programmed. Then we can get it back here and fix it. Should be done this afternoon. I'll call you." So I call them four days later, and some random dude answers the phone and tells me, "Oh, yeah he's out road testing right now. Let me just, let me, oh, he's back and under the hood, but the phone won't reach that far so I can't ask him about it. We will call you back in about 20 minutes." So 2 hours later I text my husband and suggest I'm sick of getting jerked around and maybe HE should call the guy and see if HE can get an answer. He decides to drop in and visit instead. "What's the deal with the car?" he asks. "I dunno. Had some other things come up," answers the mechanic. The conversation went quickly downhill from there, but eventually it was determined my car would be done within 24 hours. So they call me today (who knew? I guess their phone IS capable of dialing out!) and tell me my car is done. Since we both get home late from work, my father-in-law picks it up for me and we go to his house after work. "The key on the ring is your new key," he tells me. "The old key on the other thing only unlocks the door, but won't start it any more." Somewhat skeptical about this greeting, I go check to make sure my fob still works- golden. Which suddenly makes me wonder about the usefulness of the spare keys that came with the car. But I digress. "As long as the friggin AC works all the time," I decide. "That's all I care about." "Meh," he answers. "Didn't seem that great to me." I get in my car, inspect my receipt, start it up and head down the road, squinting into the lukewarm breeze blasting out of my dash, trying to remember how to program my stereo. Home is approaching, and my breeze remains indistinguishable from the air outside my window. I swing wide and add a couple miles to the trip. You know, in case for some reason it takes a little longer to start working. 10 minutes later, I sit in the driveway staring dumbfound but disturbingly not disbelieving at the dash of my car, blowing balmy air at my face like a Florida summer breeze. It no longer even gets cold the first few minutes. Just... just nothin. 12 days they had my car. A new key, a new computer, two new switches, a fresh batch of freon (it was full when I dropped it off) and a bonus fee for "evacuate and recharge AC to change switch" and now I have even LESS air conditioning than I had to begin with. So if ever you're in Blackfoot, Idaho, and you have car problems, don't take it to Danny's Auto. They'll keep it 2 weeks, break shit that ain't broke, never call you back, charge you a couple hundred bucks, and not even road test the fucking thing and make sure it *actually* works before they give it back. UPDATE: They are refunding my money. I'll take it somewhere to get fixed.