Excellent service by very nice staff! Have used them recently, also in the past and certainly shall…read morein the future!

I just got 30,000-mile maintenance and inspection (not a trivial service) on my 2021 Toyota Avalon…read moreLimited from the nearby Cottonwood Shores Grease Monkey. The good news is that the staff was very nice, friendly and easy to work with; there's a comfortable waiting area, and the work was completed when promised. My wife has used them for periodic oil changes with no problem, and I've used them for other work in the past, usually satisfied. The less good) news is that there was a bit of upsell pressure for optional $200+ fuel injector service (not a terrible thing; we're capitalists after all), and their overall prices were significantly higher than my alternative well-established repair shop 15 minutes away in Marble Falls. (I didn't know that at the time, and went to Grease Monkey for convenience.) The cost was still far less than what a Toyota dealer would have charged, and they upsell too! A couple of examples: The charge for changing the transmission fluid, including the fluid itself, was $512 (including tax). In Marble Falls the total would have been in the high $300s, including their most expensive fluid. Grease Monkey told me that my tires were badly worn and cupping, with a fairly fresh cut in one that exposed the steel belt. See photo they sent.) I don't recall hitting anything that would have cut a premium tire that badly, but it was an important safety inspection find. They strongly recommended (and I agree) replacing the front two for just under $440 per tire (same premium tire, installed, including tax), and recommended a road hazard guarantee for an additional 17%, which would have brought the total to about $500 per tire. (Every tire I've ever bought comes with a road hazard guarantee included, but theirs might have been a little more comprehensive.) I declined. The cost of exactly the same tire from the Marble Falls shop (installed, including tax) is just under $331 per tire (without the road hazard upsell). Interesting side note: There was a very cool unfinished 1941Chevy pickup hot rod in the storage yard, and I think I saw classic Chrysler Imperial tailfins sticking out farther down the row.

I've used this company on several occasions over the last year both in their office and for service…read morecalls in the RV Park. They are always quick, courteous & professional!! Jack K.

I purchased a portable holding tank today. Both gentlemen in the office were helpful and pleasant…read more We had some questions about our fifth wheel landing gear and they were both knowledgeable and generous with advice.

Just bought my second SeeDoo in 3 months from Full Throttle and specifically Sawyer. Great people,…read moregreat service, and very dependable. I highly recommend them. 5 out of 5.

What a rip-off! This week I had two jetskis serviced at the new Full Throttle Seadoo place in…read moreKingsland. All that was done was an oil change and replacing three spark plugs. The bill came to $863.13 or $432 per jetski!! For an oil change which takes 3.5 quarts of oil and a filter! The parts came to about $112, the rest was for labor at $170 an hour plus shop supplies, hazardous waste charge (oil), and credit card fee (3.5%). And by the way, it took this Master mechanic (at $170 he must top-of-the line) 1.5 hours to do this oil change! Incidentally, I looked at an old 2023 bill, when the exact same mechanic changed the oil in the exact same jetskis and it took him 1.2 hours per jetski then. And of course the hourly rate was a lot cheaper back then too (37% cheaper), but it's different ownership now when Full Throttle took over from Highland Lakes Seadoo. I guess they had to increase the time the mechanic worked on these jetskis or raise the labor rate even more to get more money in, but how much more than $170 per hour are you going to charge for a guy doing a basic oil change? Or perhaps the mechanic is slowing down in his old age, who knows? My advice? Perhaps it pays to look for a different place. By the way, all the positive reviews (with the exception of one) are about Highland Lakes Seadoo, which were the previous owners. I liked that place. The new ownership has turned greedy.

Purchased a new cart from this dealership. Price was great.All the guys I spoke with in the shop…read morewere great. Got to give a special shout out to Jake who went the extra mile and made the delivery to me on a Saturday when they normally don't do deliveries because I had family coming in town and he made it happen. First class service. Always available and gets back to me quickly with answers to all the questions I have. Highly recommend

Bought a part from them that is not working, have called a few times with no answer. I have havent…read morebought a golf cart from them but cannot recommend their service dept.

Luke made upgrading our electric golf cart incredibly easy. He educated us on switching from…read moretraditional lead-acid (leaking) batteries to newer, cleaner technology, and helped us understand the value both upfront and long-term. No pressure--just honest guidance. The turnaround time was solid, and the cart is running better than ever. Really appreciate the professionalism and would absolutely recommend.

In the middle of the boating season one repair shop couldn't accept new customers. Boat Docktor…read moretold me to bring in the boat. It wasn't in their shop an abnormal amount of time, even if not "in-season". Very clean shop and very professional. I will definitely be back for future repairs.

One of the best operated businesses in the Hill Country! Fast/Friendly - and they NEVER try to…read moreover-sale you on their services (like Wingman in Marble Falls, or Jiffy-Lube in Spicewood, do!!!)

Brought in a tire with a nail that needed repair. Thomas and his relationship team did a midday…read morerepair in under 15 mins. Great service. Thank you!

We dropped our travel trailer off at their location because the list of repairs was quite lengthy…read moreeven though they were all pretty minor...didn't think a mobile visit made sense. About the time I was wondering what the status was on the job, Ron called to give an update. A pro-active call was much appreciated! When they were able to get to the items on our list, things moved quickly. The few items they couldn't do were fully explained. Picked up the trailer and the repairs were well done. They even washed the trailer because it had been there for several weeks. That was fantastic because I could put the cover on as soon as we got it home.

Excellent: Showed up on time without a service call charge. Provided photos of what's required…read more Poor: This is acOwner issue. Unfamiliar with the process that is required to treat a RV roof. This is an insurance plan covered project. Can the company work with the insurer provider?