I was traveling on I-74 when my vehicle developed a problem. By pure lucK, I saw Rggs Automotive…read more They were so professional and showed a desire to help. Clint, the owner, was extremely helpful. Don Bender Raleigh, NC

Customer service was great! Had my car in and out within the time quoted and pricing is fair, he…read moredidn't try to nickle and dime me for basic services like other mechanics do these days! Highly recommended!

Tune up 800+. They left a screwdriver in the engine fan which broke it and car overheated. I found…read moreanother screwdriver sitting on the engine. I called them and they said it was unbelievable. Very rude and I don't recommend them at all.

Honest and certified mechanics, after a costly mistake at Mr T shop , Speedway help us fix are car…read morecorrectly. Thanks Trina !

The service from the workers and the quality of service they do on my vehicle is top tier, this is…read morethen my mechanic shop for years I do recommend. And his prices are definitely fair.

The shop has a super helpful owner who jumps on top of your vechile and fixes it right away prices…read moreare fair compared to a lot of shops. I would highly recommend them

So I brought in my 2010 Jeep last year everything went well…read more Now I brought in my wife's Prius. Toyota wanted +$500 to fix the lights. I talked to Dylan here at Cary Car care. He seemed unfazed at the problem and on the spot helped me out. Said " I could probably fix this in about 10 minutes". Total cost ~$80. A big difference than all day at Toyota for hundreds of dollars more. Another reason to spend you money on small local businesses. Thanks guys!

My car broke down and was towed to Cary Car Care after being recommended by GEICO. I was initially…read moretold the diagnostic fee would be $130, but ended up being charged $176. Later that evening, they called with a repair estimate of $2,156 to replace the radiator fan, thermostat, and tires, plus $309 just to refill the antifreeze. When I called to ask about alternatives, they only reduced the price by $20. That felt excessive, so I decided to get a second opinion. I ended up going to NC Complete Auto Care, where the radiator fan was replaced for $881. They didn't charge for refilling the antifreeze and said the thermostat wasn't an issue and did not need to be replaced. They also let me know I could safely wait on the tires for a couple more months. I appreciated the transparency and will be taking my business there from now on. I can't recommend Cary Car Care based on my experience.

I've been taking both my car and my wife's car to Christian Brothers for over a year now, and I…read moregenuinely can't say enough good things about them. From the moment they answer the phone with "How can I serve you?", you can tell customer service is at the heart of what they do. Steve is usually the person I work with, and he has always been fantastic to deal with. The team is incredibly transparent throughout the entire process and takes the time to show videos and pictures of anything they recommend for your vehicle. What I appreciate most is that they never use pressure or scare tactics to push unnecessary repairs. They're honest, straightforward, and truly treat you like family instead of just another customer walking through the door. It's hard to find an auto shop you can fully trust these days, but Christian Brothers has absolutely earned ours.

Provided an overall inspection. Took great care of myself and the vehicle. Also, had alternative…read moreoptions to get to and from!

Love auto tech they are really good people I don't take my equinox anywhere else they do a awesome…read morejob

Love the owners of this place! They are real, honest, good people, that take care of you car like…read moreit was theirs. I have been taking my vehicles here for years. David & Dianne are the best.

I was referred by my son Wesley to Jeff at Womble because he is an honest stand up business and…read moredoes quality work. I spoke with Jeff over the phone about my car problem and he provided expert guidance and took time to help me with all my questions. Very friendly and honest! I really appreciate Jeff taking time out of his busy schedule to assist me! Go see Womble for all your car needs! They are TOP NOTCH!

My college-aged daughter who was in NC for school brought her CRV in because the Check Engine Light…read moreand a couple other indicator lights were on. She called to tell me that Womble ran a diagnosis and recommended an oil change and replacement of three parts related to the solenoid. They said this is a common problem with CRVs. My research suggested that issues with these parts could lead to engine knocking, reduced acceleration, reduced fuel efficiency, rough idling, etc. She was experiencing none of that, and that was conveyed to Womble. My research also suggested that solenoid issues are rare in CRVs, and solenoids can often last the life of the vehicle. I called my mechanic in Pittsburgh, and he said if the oil was low or contaminated, it could trigger the indicator lights, and he would start there before throwing three new parts at the problem. We had Womble do the oil change, but they also charged us over $150 for a diagnosis fee. It's been almost three weeks now, and my daughter has since driven the car 14 hours round-trip with no engine issues, and the indicator lights have not returned. I called Womble to request a refund on the diagnosis fee, which I believed to be unnecessary and excessive since a simple oil change fixed the problem. The owner told me he had documented that my daughter said the engine was making noise, even though I have a documented text exchange with her from that day where she specifically said there was no noise and that, other than the warning lights, the car seemed normal. Then the mechanic who worked on the car told me they "inferred a solenoid noise" based on what they were seeing (How in the world can one infer a noise?? It's either there or it isn't). When I asked for a refund on the diagnosis fee, I was told that they pay tens of thousands of dollars on diagnostic equipment, so they can't work for free, and that slavery was outlawed in the '60s (an ignorant, ill-informed comment that I found highly offensive). The mechanic said I was not remembering our original conversation correctly, but he remembers our white CRV clearly (the car is actually silver). I had my daughter choose this business because they generally had positive reviews online, but I feel she and I were taken advantage of. It is my opinion, and the opinion of my personal mechanic, that they could have determined in just a few minutes that the oil needed to be changed and recommended that we start there rather than incurring additional diagnostic fees.