Couldn't have asked for a better shop to install the Ranch Hand guard onto my F150. They are now my…read morego-to shop for accessorizing my truck and will refer them to family and friends. They stand by their work and will not disappoint!

Best aftermarket shop around! Will take care of any offroad vehicles you can think of and more'read more

I have used them three separate occasions each time they've done a great job! The price they quoted…read moreme has been the same after they completed the work two separate occasions and less the third time. They are very honest and Have kept her word I will definitely use them in the future.

I took my boat trailer there and we discussed in detail what would need to be done to make my boat…read moretrailer reliable and safe. I had everything below the beams of the boat trailer replaced. All Line Trailers not only did a great job and had it ready on the day promised, but it was at a price that could not be beat by anyone in the entire area. I would recommend this shop to anyone that wants a trailer repair done right and at a reasonable price. I would not hesitate to use All Line Trailers for any future trailer work I might have.

Outstanding service, another shop told me I need $2500 in repair, which seemed absurd, I took it to…read moreStuarts and he fixed it up with everything needed for $350.

I just had my car Mercedes Benz C240 serviced, it took 2 weeks because the Part store send the…read morewrong parts via mail. which was understandable. My Concern began when the mechanic called me and said that there seem to be no problem with the car starting and had he started it many time prior to calling me. Myself and another mechanic who wasn't able to fix the issue. Explained to Mr. Stuart the issue and the symptoms over the phone, prior to me bringing the car. (Mechanic to Mechanic.) and I had also had two diagnostic test days before and the same issue came up.. Mr. Stuart fixed the major issue with the car. (which I was grateful for and also at a nice discount) but when i stated that I didn't want to pay for a new battery. his attitude changed did sound happy about that and stated he would have to charge me 1/2 hour work $85 to remove the battery (2 screws and removal of Neg, Pos. wire and reinserting my battery in which i said fine. Now once i get my car take it home. as i went to look at my engine i noticed that the Auxiliary Water pump was no longer there as well as the hose was just hanging there.. I know it was there prior to my taking my car to the shop.. upon call Mr. Stuart and asking him about the pump.. he states " it don't know what happened to it it may have fallen into the engine area.. I feel it had to be taken off on purpose because if it broke off it would still be attached to the clamped hose. Well I have pictures of the car engine prior to me taking the car and you can clearly see the pump.. and if your a mechanic and you saw it he should have told me, just so happens they cost the same price as a new battery.. this is just a warning to be careful ..this is not going to sit well with me and may have to take legal action, and some BBB reporting as well. Mr. C.C

My friend had some car troubles recently and these people really treated her well…read more Not only are they fair priced, their mechanics are very caring and they dont advertise. They get folks through woed of mouth. After meeting Angela, I know why they have an amazing reputation

I started coming to this shop last year for maintenance. I've had some issues with my car here and…read morethere and this shop has the best prices and the friendliest people. I won't go anywhere else.

Don't know happened today but I guess spending almost $2000 is not good enough for this guy to…read moreappreciate your business. Good mechanic, poor communicator. Don't ask him to explain anything to you.

Dain has worked on about 9 of my vehicles roughly, might actually be more. I drive over a hour to…read morehave him work on my cars/trucks. Honest, and reliable, does not try to sell me stuff I don't need.

Five stars because everyone here is completely awesome! They'll always explain to you and even show…read moreyou what's wrong with your car which shows their honesty and sincerity for you! Sometimes they may make recommendations but no one is jumping down your throat to make unnecessary purchases on things that can wait! If something needs immediate attention they will always let you know so that there's no surprises once you leave! I've been here multiple times and my family members all bring their vehicles here when they're down from Canada! If I moved anywhere in Tampa bay I'd still drive up here to deal with the great people at this good year! It's so nice not to be taken advantage of at this type of place ESP as a woman which is why I highly recommend going here whether it's just an oil change or there's something wrong! They'll get you taken care of!

Great service....fast and reasonable ... needed alternator and got me in next morning... definetley…read moreget a quote from Vinne before going anywhere else... RF

We are from Ontario, Canada spending our winters in Palm Harbor and a check engine light came on…read moreour RAM 3500 Dually, that we haul a 35ft 5th wheel with. Desperate for an honest and well experienced mechanic, I called Tim on a Saturday and left a message (closed for weekend). No sooner did I hang up and Tim texted me to bring it in Monday morning. I got there as soon as they opened and Matt took care of me quickly even though they were busy. A bad DPF sensor was the problem. I was treated well and fairly, the job was completed professionally. I will definitely go to Tim's in the future and highly recomend them.

Took truck in for a major oil leak. Paid over $5k, leaking in the same location a week later…read more Took in again and paid $2-3k more.... A week later he says it's just one of those trucks.... Took to a Ford dealership and $11,000 later it got fixed right.. they said this shop did more damage than when it was initially a problem. Tim won't refund any money and says they did a good job. Wow.

Long story short- I needed an AC repair that the dealer quoted $2400. Firestone quoted $1600…read more Pinellas Auto quoted $600. They did a great job and my AC blows cold. 2 weeks later I bent a tie rod hitting a curb hard. They repaired and aligned and did some other odds and ends for a fair price. I have a new mechanic in Tarpon Springs! So far, I'm super happy with this locally owned business.

Yesterday, I had an unprecedented experience of cruel, unprofessional behavior by Pinellas Auto. To…read morepreface this review: 1. I mistakenly chose this auto shop because of positive online reviews and a seemingly inviting dropbox. 2. I have never written a Yelp Review (observe blank history) and I don't like disparaging a small business. 3. The 5-star review conveniently posted right below me, right after I left, is from the manager, Shannan T. Please, these people are not worth your hard-earned cash. Last night, my car shut down while I was driving. I have not had any major issues with my vehicle, and I've owned it for 9 years. It has served me well, but of course, these things start to happen at higher mileage. My car was stranded on the side of Alderman, in the midst of moderate speed traffic, just off of US 19, for approximately 2 hours, while I waited for AAA. When they arrived, they were extremely helpful and I asked the driver to take it to Pinellas Auto because it was convenient. The driver told me he suspected it was the fuel pump and later, when I filled out the drop-off form, I mentioned this. At 8 AM, I received a call from the receptionist and she stated that the diagnostic would be $40. She said they would remove it with service, and I acquiesced. An hour later, she said the mechanic could not find the issue and it would be another $85. Later, they told me that they meant it would be a *total* of $85, not $125. Because she did not communicate that their diagnostic test is not a flat fee, like for example, Tires Plus lets you know up front, I was more than perturbed, I was livid. It sounded as if I were being penalized, baited-and-switched for their incompetence (It took Tires Plus one hour to find the problem following this incident). I left the drop-off note as a trail of bread crumbs for what should have been an easier diagnosis. So why should it take this mechanic longer? They apparently milk it and charge for a diagnosis by the hour; they might want to let the customer know that up front, instead of dropping the financial bomb on them after they were already uneasily biting their nails in the diagnostic stage. I admittedly yelled at the receptionist with an, "Are you f****** kidding me?" and she remained silent. I asked again. She still remained silent. I said, "You are silent right now because you KNOW this is wrong." She still remained silent. I said I was coming to get my key, I said god****you, and I hung up. I had a Lyft take me to the auto repair shop and when I arrived, I found my vehicle as is pictured: with the hood up, window open (I don't know why or how it was open because the car had no power to get it open and I couldn't close it afterward), a hose exposed and other assorted parts like my filter gathered into my passenger seat. The Lyft driver was appalled at the scene. I requested that the receptionist take a look at how my car was left and I asked her what kind of place it was. The manager, Shannan, followed her out. Shannan smiled the entire time I expressed distress over the situation. I asked her if she felt it funny, and while she said no, she continued to facially express it with an even bigger smile. She said, "Well, you were rude to my receptionist." Emotions can get high when you bait-and-switch a customer with something as serious as their vehicle, which for most of us, is the vessel for our livelihood: work. While I should not have yelled at the receptionist, she knew that not telling me their diagnostic fee could increase was wrong and at least looked and sounded as if she acknowledged this. We know when someone understands us and she did understand why I was upset. I actually want to apologize to her because I should have saved the full breadth of my insults for Shannan, who smiled smugly while exclaiming: "It's your problem because it's your car." Obviously, it IS my problem; however, I should not be told one fee and then another. Shannan stood there with a verbal shrug: "We've been in business for thirty years," while I asked her how they could be so unprofessional to leave parts of my car in literal pieces, IN my passenger seat, with the hood up and car open in the middle of their parking lot. Anyone could have robbed my car of parts while it sat there, open and abandoned. They never even took the car inside their garage. They may have been there for 30 years, but I've been here for 33 and this is not how you run a business. The mechanic never showed his face and he never spoke to me. He sent out his two receptionists to gloat at me while he cowered inside. I had to waste another AAA tow to move my vehicle. I would be saddened to hear this happen to someone else. Don't let it happen to you.