Last year, I had a bit of an oops moment with my car. Side passenger door got all scratched up real…read morebad. I kinda sat on that issue for months as i had a lot to deal with last year. But... winter was coming... it was already end of November and I didn't want to mess up my car by having my damaged vehicle deal with corrosion due to the snow and then salt that goes with winter driving. I took my car in to Superior Collision as it was relatively near my house. I got an appointment for end of December as they had that much business. So i took my vehicle in and in a few days my car looked brand new. I also was surprised to have found that they had washed the car both inside and out. Super happy with the service here. Mind you, i hope i never need autobody repair services again... but if I do... I will definitely come back here again.

Went in to get an estimate on damage after a small fender bender my son was in…read more You could barely see the damage unless up close, until the guy that was giving estimate, decided it would be ok to pull a piece of the grill right off the car. Without even asking. So now there is a hole in the grill, instead of just a dent. He said he couldn't see the extent of the damage without tearing the whole bumper off. Well I went elsewhere and they had no issues giving me an estimate with the bumper still on. Will never go back!

This review is for the auto detailing at Tom Ahl…read more I thought a relative's 2006 Ford truck was a hopeless case as it had been sitting for months in her driveway. The inside smelled moldy and the red paint was very chalky. The seats were filthy because she had piled the seats full of junk that needed to be taken to the dump. I took it to Tom Ahl's for detailing after reading reviews. I wasn't really expecting that they would be able to do much for it since it was in such bad shape, inside and out. When I picked the truck up I was totally amazed. I only wish that I had taken "before" so everyone could see what an incredible job they did with this truck that I had nearly written off as hopeless.

I have gone to Tom Ahl for a number of years to purchase our vehicles, and I have always worked…read morewith one salesman. This afternoon I went in to test drive some trucks my salesman was busy with two other customers. Ironically, no other salespeople were with other customers. Upon returning from a test drive, I sat and waited for my salesman to become available. Not once did any of the other salespeople come and ask if they could help me. They could have easily helped in showing me other vehicles. After waiting for 25 minutes, someone brought out 3 or 4 pies. The salespeople and others from the offices came dashing to the location of the pies. At that point I left. My salesman called later to apologize. Maybe there is a reason the other salespeople had no customers and mine had 3. Absolutely inexcusable!

Back in December I decided I needed a new car. I had my Nissan Altima since 2018, and I wanted to…read morego from a car to a new SUV. I was going to keep my car, just wanted a second one. I wanted an SUV because it's easier to deal with the winter weather and also needed the trunk space for both shopping trips and whenever I needed to put in my families bags for vacations. I came to Tom Ahl because a couple of friends recommended that I go here. The car shopping experience was unexceptional. I just didn't feel like the salesman was that interested in selling me a vehicle or making a deal. I wanted a new car and was shown a several year old buick. The price was rather high for that. I just wasn't feeling it and went to another dealership nearby and bought a new suv. I got to say I was a bit disappointed.

We are on our second GMC truck from Alec Brown at Tom Ahl. We drove about 600 miles to pick up our…read morefirst truck and because it was such a great experience we did it again. Smooth and fair transactions. We'd definitely do it again. My husband and I have purchased many many vehicles over the years and this dealership is a pretty special place.

Bought a 2007 Ford Focus 6 years ago, and it is still running great! Just your usual maintenance,…read morebut other than that, no problems!

Ive bought several cars from Joe at suburban motors in Lima. I can't say enough about what an…read morehonest and stand up guy he is. i and my family look forward to many more years of continued business

We stopped in Lima to eat on our way home to Indiana. My husband commented his fork lock wasn't…read moreright. It locked we went in and ate. We came out to take off, the forks wouldn't unlock. Long story short, I rode to the dealership, was shown how the tool worked, let me take it with, got his bike unlocked, started & rode to the shop. It was taken back, checked out, insured it was working right & given back to him. NO CHARGE! Thanks guys it was awesome and very appreciated!. Thanks!

SAT 6/20/2020 9 am…read moreWe jumped on my 1992 Electra glide for a ride to Kelly's Island to go see the Glacial Grooves (Which by the way are Very Cool). Somewhere above I-70 I started feeling thumping coming from the rear tire. We stopped at a rest area for me to discover that there are two golf ball size chunks of rubber missing from the center of the rear tire..OH SHIT !! Googled the nearest place to get a new tire ASAP. LIMA - HARLEY DAVIDSON dealership is 8 miles up the road...We can make it! We pulled in turned the radio off and went in for a tire. But of course the ONLY tire they said they had is a GANGSTER Whitewall. HUMMM go figure. the most expensive tire out there. $260 + installation. Said it will take an hour. WHATEVER, just put the damn thing on so I can get back on the road. 45 min later service mgr. Kyle comes out and says we have a problem. I say OK? He says follow me. On the way in he tells me that one of the caliper bolts is stripped out. OK when we get inside the tech (I have to call him that cause he is NO mechanic) had already drilled 1/2" deep into the bolt ???? NO head left for me to examine to see it was actually stripped. HUMMM. I was so pissed I just went back outside without saying anything other than: That I was an auto mechanic for 23 years and I know what's involved with removing a bolt. The TECH drilled so deep that he took 3/4 of the threads out of the caliper, then he brings it outside and says that the caliper needs to be replaced. I told him to put lock-tite on the threads and put my bike back together. After 4 hours of sitting in the parking lot, the bike is back together. Total out the door $565.15 !!! Now where it get interesting. Pulled out and my stereo won't even power on. Turned around. Asked where the fuse box is located. The TECH says that there is no fuse box, all wires to stereo are under the dashboard which he didn't mess with. Funny that just coincidentally the stereo quit working since it has been in your possession?? Right.... NO time to argue with this HACK TECH I got shit to see. Up the road we go with NO stereo. Went and seen everything we planned on for the day and started back home at 9 pm. About an hour into the return trip and I start hearing this pit, pit, pit noise coming from under my feet ??? Stopped and realized the HACK didn't even tighten my exhaust up all the way and now it's leaking. 200 miles later the damn thing is so loud I thought it fell off.. NO it's still bolted on at the saddle bags, but I can wiggle it at least an inch each direction. OH and it gets better. Monday I called 3 different Harley dealerships and asked if the rear caliper needs to come off a 92 Electra Glide in order to remove the rear tire. Buckman says YES. CinCity say they NEVER remove a caliper to pull a rear wheel. PowderKeg says most mechanics don't but some do ! AWESOME INFO. The HACK / OWNER didn't even need to take the caliper off, but destroyed it anyways. ALL FOR A BUCK!! Today I got a hold of Kyle at LIMA HARLEY and wanted answers. I asked why did the TECH start drilling out the bolt before I could examine it?? Why didn't the tech drive an allen socket into the torx head of the bolt and remove it, why didn't he try a hammer and chisel first or even an air hammer to break the bolt loose and remove by hand ??? He had no good answers. He then told me that the owner of the business ( TJ ) is the one that worked on my bike And why didn't I say something when I seen the damage to the bolt? I asked him how far would I have gotten by calling his TECH / Owner the HACK MECHANIC that he is to his face ??? I asked him why is it that your TECH / owner decided to use the last resort in bolt removal first ?? Well 2nd to last, last is a torch. He asked what can he do to make it right ? I told him to get a caliper and put it on and if you do that I will pay your price for replacing the wheel bearing that you claim are also bad. He said NO we won't be doing that. Long story short: AVOID THIS PLACE UNLESS YOU LIKE BEING TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF !!!!

Great motorcycle sho be glad Lima has someone honest and great prices they also get the job done…read moreright and quick

BAD REVIEW: This body shop was recommended to me by local shop. When I first contacted Joe…read morePatterson at Auglaize Auto Body in Wapakoneta I was very excited about getting our 1979 VW Super Beetle to him. He gave us a reasonable price to fix up our car. When we dropped off the car on April 8, 2018 his estimate to complete was 21 days. We paid $2752.50 which is 1/2 the cost for the deposit. I would call every so often to see how it was going on my car. Sometimes he would respond, but most times not. After some time went by I realized he was lying to me. I put in pictures to show the quality of work he does or does not do. I finally get the car back from him and I can not open the trunk and missing multiple parts. I also have a huge dent in the passenger door that was not there when I dropped it off to the shop. I would not take anything to this shop to be worked on. Did I mention Joe had this vehicle for almost two years. I got it back March 30, 2020. You would think working on someone's car for that long the quality of work would be impeccable. You can see for yourself that it is horrible.

I was new to town and I was pleasantly surprised to find this auto body shop. I had a minor hood…read morerepair on my new Honda Accord that I thought was going cost a fortune to fix. I brought my car in and they turned an estimate around in about 20 minutes, and scheduled the work for the next week. It took the about 6 hours to repair the dents and repaint the hood and it looks as good as new. Perfect work and polite group of guys. I will only bring my vehicles back to these guys to get work done. Outstanding!!

We've been taking our cars for years to Leonards'. A lot of other people do, too, judging by the…read morealways busy lot. Appointments are easy to get, and seldom more than a week away. Service itself is certified, courteous, cheerful, and competent. Prices don't seem to be out of line to us. They are less expensive than dealers' service shops in Bellefontaine or Lima, anyway. Sometimes, mechanics have a little more familiarity with GM or Ford vehicles than Chryslers. These guys LOVE 'em. Of course, this area being de facto Honda Capital of the World, they're great with Hondas and other imports. Our sons have had a Honda and a Hyundai in there and were happy with results. I can't say you can never go wrong with *any* business. What I can say is that we never have yet with Leonards' Garage.

DO NOT TRUST THIS CROOK! This is not trustworthy place to take your vehicle for repairs. After…read morereceiving a 2nd opinion, we quickly removed our vehicle and got it fixed elsewhere and well below what Leonard's Garage was quoting us.