Trevor was super accommodating and very pleasant to deal with. Had to get my brakes done before…read moreheading out of town, they had me in and out and the cost of repair was very reasonable. Definitely would recommend Adam's Garage.

Adams Garage is a scam. When I took my 4Runner in after it wouldn't start, I signaled to them that…read morethe problem is likely the battery, the alternator, or both, as this is what AAA had said when they towed it. Well, they only replaced the battery, and the car died an hour after pick-up. Turns out, it needed a new alternator, despite my confirming prior to pick-up that it didn't. Instead, I was told that the old one passed their tests and that it was ready to be taken back early. I can already hear the reply to this review saying, "we said it needed more tests before you take it." This is a flat-out lie. I was told it needed new rear brakes, not more alternator tests. I'm not even going to get started on the fact that they replaced the wrong brakes and still charged us for it. Overall, service is very overpriced and very dishonest.

Great communication including photos on work to be done and cost. Work done timely and according to…read moreestimate. Got me in quickly with no appointment on a second visit for an AC charge (found the leak too). Definitely recommend

Let me preface this review with the fact that I might be out of touch on what it costs nowadays to…read morehave a car repaired. I live nearby and have been going to them for about 20yrs. I know they changed owners a while back, sadly. A few days ago I had a bad noise coming from the front of my car, serpentine belt related. One of the idler pulleys came off while driving there. I left it for an estimate. Well, I get a call the next day and they quote me 2 prices. With bad pulleys and belt - $527 With tensioner, all pulleys, and belt $1,157. I was gobsmacked. Im on social security so i told them no and picked up after paying the diagnostic fee. I have always worked on my own cars until i turned 69,, lol. Decided to do it myself. Gates Serpentine Kit $325. Turns out it is an easy job on my Infiniti G37X. Less than an hour start to finisn. I know garages charge more on parts but even if kit was $600 that would be $550 for labor. Like i say i know everything is more expensive. Seems like they want timing belt replacement prices for a serpentine belt. I need recommendations for a new shop.​

This Walmart Auto Center in Terre Haute saved my day…read more After changing my tires at a Walmart near St Louis (not this one, a different one in Missouri), I noticed that my tire light came on. I drove back to that Walmart, and they checked the tire. It was a few pounds low, and they added air. I asked them if they could figure out why a brand new tire was leaking air. They told me that it wasn't a big deal, and that it was only a few pounds. I told them, that I was driving 800 miles and could not afford a mistake, could they please check it? They told me that if I had another problem, to stop at any Walmart in the country. Well, a couple of hours down the road, and the light came on again. I continued driving, but could feel the car pulling left. I was also pulling a motorcycle trailer. The closest Walmart on my route, was the Terre Haute location. I got there less than an hour before closing. They were very busy. I explained the situation. They lent me a floor jack, so I could unhook my trailer and drive up the car to the doors. They put me in line, and within a short while, checked my tires. It turns out, that the other store had not properly installed my valve stem! The Terre Haute store checked out my tires, and quickly got me back on the road. They went over and above by helping me align the trailer ball, and hook the trailer back up to my car. Excellent job. This is the place you should go for tires, oil, and batteries. Thanks Guys!

Wow, I am impressed! First of all the customer service was excellent. James helped me the day…read morebefore I had tires put on and the day of. He was happy, caring, and offered great customer service all the way around. They should give him a raise because he was the face of the service center and is excellent at his job. He took time to explain about the difference in tires and educate me on what I needed to know. The technician that worked on my car was equally as nice, though I don't know his name. Looks like they have my business from now on. Well done!