Hello, Tim is 5…read moreSTARS . On time, honest quality, fair, dependable and great fast customer service! I recommend him for all my vehicles needs. NIKI

After 5 weeks of sitting inert, the battery on my vehicle needed replacing. Towing it to an Auto…read moreZone or O'Reilly's would have been expensive. Luckily, Tim from Maverick Motors was more than willing to head out my way and replace the battery with a higher quality battery at a very reasonable price. Tim is a military veteran and takes pride in his work. He worked on my ride quickly, and was respectful of the workspace. I hopefully won't need his services again, but would call on him if needed in a heartbeat.

Third time here changing tires. Best price for mount and balance if you bring your own tires…read more Quick, no none sense business. Just get in get what you need and get out.

Friendly and quick service provided at a reasonable price. I will be a return customer.read more

Neat idea, indoor or covered post-wash touch-ups is awesome in Texas…read more Got the Great White wash on the new customer membership deal to try it out. First wash leaves a little to be desired... it's cold, yes, so water doesn't evaporate quickly off the car, but there was a significant amount of soap suds left at the back of the car along with lots of salt/dirt grime from the snowy and salty roads. It took quite a bit of effort (and towels) for me to clean the back of the car. It's one thing to leave with a wet car, no problem, it'll dry... but leaving a bunch of soap on the car means residue and more dirt collection. Other areas of the car were also seemingly untouched by the washing mechanisms. I also don't notice much about "tire shine". The towels are microfiber, but really struggled to absorb water. It could have been that it's 40 degrees and the clean towels were slightly damp, but I used about 10 towels to get all the excess grime and water off the car after the wash/dry itself. I didn't see any all-weather mat cleaning stations... I'll give it another try, hoping this stuff is addressed with new location tweaking. But if this is how it normally goes, I wouldn't bother with a membership since you'll spend as much time detailing your car as if you washed it at home yourself.

I was excited to have a new car wash in town, and I went to Landshark twice. The first time was…read moreusing their free car wash mailer, and I was impressed with the quality of the wash and the vacuum bay. The second time I went, it was a very awkward experience. I just wanted a single wash, which I could have handled on my own. There was an attendant at the credit card machine being very pushy to try out their monthly membership. I had to decline this at least three times to get him to move on. Then he took my credit card instead of just letting me use it. It is a chip card. and he did not use it correctly at first. In a day where credit card fraud is so prevalent, I do not want someone unnecessarily fumbling with my credit card. I will be watching that account extra close for a while... And if this was some attempt to be chivalrous, it is 2025 - don't! My $15 single car wash got my vehicle clean...which was all I wanted, and it bent my license plate frame. I know that they are not responsible for things like that, which is fine - but I think it is worth mentioning that I have had that frame on the vehicle for almost 7 years and in many other car washes without any issues. So Landshark Car Wash will get your vehicle clean...but you might also experience high pressure to join a membership, chauvinistic credit card handling, and damage to vehicle accessories. I am hoping my vehicle stays clean for a while, because the root canal I had an hour before the car wash was actually a more pleasant experience.