This shop is EXTREMELY overpriced. I took my 2008 Rav4 in to have the AC fixed and was quoted over…read more$3000. I took it to another shop and got it done for less than half that for the same quality work.

Went in for check engine light. They found gas cap bad. Replaced cap $85.00 and $250.00 inspection…read morefee.

First time customer. Great customer service and excellent product. Was in and out in under 40…read moreminutes with 2 new tires. Very honest people. Thought I also had an issue with a tire sensor, expecting to have one or more replaced. They checked and said, no , I didn't need that. They reset the computer and the indicator light went out. They could just as easily charged me for a sensor and I wouldn't have known. Very refreshing to know honest people still exist.

After leaving the facility the first problem was a cracked windshield. the next day the car became…read moreundriveable. apparently one of the brake shoes came loose had car towed to blacks. They repaired but refused to pay for the tow. In addition I requested that they repair slow leak on driver side rear. Still leaking.

This is a smaller body shop and sometimes that can be a crapshoot, but this one was excellent!!…read moreNothing against the big chains, but I was able to deal directly with the owner, Matt, and felt like my car was going to more personal attention. The workmanship was great and Matt communicated well with me throughout the process. The cost was also 40% less than the big guys.

Outstanding experience from start to finish. The service, quality of work, and follow-up were…read moretremendous. Matt, the owner, is extremely professional and clearly takes pride in making sure everything is done right. The value you receive for the quality of work is top-notch. I highly recommend him for any of your collision repair needs.

Tony was quick to get me an honest and fair priced estimate of work I needed done. I was able to…read moreget my son's car in the same week and he was very helpful. I'm grateful to have found a mechanic I can do business with.

Killman Automotive have fair and honest pricing. I was able to buy parts on my own and have them…read moreinstalled by the mechanics. When I needed more work than I initially thought, I was called before any additional purchases were made or work was completed. My car had a lot of work done in a good amount of time. Highly recommend taking your car here for service. I plant to go back for my next major maintenance that is need.

I took my Chevrolet pickup truck to rail side auto for various leaks, this hidden gem of an…read moreautomotive shop did not disappoint for all the components I needed repairs on, I have been to quite a few shops for simple repairs but none of them other shops gained my trust or business afterwards, until I took my truck to Railside auto, I am happy and pleased with the excellent work and time Mr. Walker spent repairing my truck, his front staff has been excellent towards me as a first-time customer, Railside auto has earned a forever customer, he will not disappoint with a written fair estimate for any repairs, this shop prices are honest and true, I plan on taking my truck to Railside auto for all my automotive needs rather its minor or major moving forward.

Walker and his employees are honest and trustworthy. He has worked on my husband''s 2016 Silverado…read moretruck and has always done a good job. If you want a trustworthy mechanic take your vehicle to RailSide!

I would be very cautious about using this mechanic service for anything other than an oil change…read more I had a check engine light issue and their diagnostics indicated low compression on #3 cylinder, their recommendation was replace the engine. I ended up taking my Audi Q5 to a Import specialist and they indicated the issue was a bad fuel injector. They were able to take care of the repair in short order. They also told me that previous work done by Woodies wasn't done correctly and they had to do it over. They talk about their quality of service and their ASE certified mechanics and their belief in Customer Service and treating you like family. That was not my experience.

I came to replace 4 tires and alignment. After shopping around for tires in few places, Woodies…read moregave me the most competitive price/service. I spoke to Mark a couple of times before I decided to take my car to Woodies. Mark was very helpful and responsive. He seemed pretty knowledgeable about the tires he was recommending for my car. They had a very small but practical working area. So I was able to work there while waiting for my car. At least for tires, I can say they did a great job.

Overall it's a pretty okay experience. Prices are not the best or worst, but the time you will be…read morehere is crazy. All the times I'm here is about an 1 hour and 30 minutes. Note this is for only an alignment to be done. I'm always told 30 to 45 minutes but it's always longer. Today was "slow" and yet I'm here making this message when I dropped off my car at 5:10. It's now 6:30 and it's now getting worked on from what I overheard. They do amazing work don't get me wrong but the time it takes is kinda crazy. Make sure your phone is charged if you come here is all I can say. So ready to go home...

If there was a way to rate them negative stars, I would. I arrived at 1:15pm with a flat tire on a…read moreloose rim. I brought it in and was helped by Reese. I explained to him that I had a rim and tire warranty, provided him the contract number, phone number, and my vehicle information. He said he would contact them and get it squared away. I was thrilled at this point. Fast forward to 3:45 pm, I returned to see if it was complete. It hadn't been touched. I assumed the story would be that they were busy and hadn't got to it yet or something. That was not the case. I got a story about how Reese called the warranty company and waited on hold for 30 mins, then got transferred and then put on hold for 40 more minutes and then hung up on. There was no attempt to contact me to update me to let me know. There was no attempt to try again. Just threw his hands up and gave it the ole "i tried." So, as I had called them already that morning to let them know I was going to open a claim, I knew the wait time wasn't longer than 5 minutes. So, standing in front of Reese, I called the warranty company and was immediately helped by a nice woman on the phone. I handed the phone to Reese so he could interface directly and convey the information necessary to begin working on my rim and tire. After about 10 minutes, he handed the phone back and said he was all set. I confirmed he was all set with the woman who was still pleasantly on the phone who told me, the claim was authorized and, if the rim was damaged, it was also covered. So, I looked at Reese and confirmed it back to her out loud, "the claim is authorized." To which, Reese nodded in agreement. I told him, I would return later after I picked up my kids. Fast forward again to 6:45pm. I returned to what I thought would be my completed tire/rim. It, again, hadn't been touched. I got the same story about hold and wait times. Apparently, Reese couldn't find a vendor number to charge the job to and again, threw his hands up when presented with a challenge instead of asking his coworkers or manager. I attempted to call the warranty company again, as I had done before, but they were now closed for the weekend. So, now I would need to wait until Reese, the incompetent tire technician, could contact them on MONDAY to ascertain this mysterious vendor number. I asked him why he didn't just call me, to which he replied, "I did, 3 times." I showed him the distinct lack of missed calls on my call log and he then read back the incorrect number from the computer. The fun part about this is that when he wrote it down at 1:15pm, I had corrected his incorrect transcription of my number on the paper he used to transfer the information into the system with. I verified it was correct on the paper before leaving. It happened to be the very same paper he wrote the number of the warranty company and contract number on. Now, I get to waste more of my time on Monday on a job that could have been done in 30 minute today if I had just had even a semi-competent tire technician. Do not let Reese touch your car. If he's as incompetent at working on your tires as he is at simple task like inputting information into a computer, confirming information is correct, using a phone to call people, and telling customers the truth, your car will likely catch on fire as soon as you leave.