In spring of 2015 I had a rather small accident to my 65 VW van, and while it was expensive, Tom…read morehad to order a new front and a dogleg from CIP! in Washington state, he and workers did a good job for me pretty quickly considering having to order cross country for the parts! Very friendly and helpful. I live in Calif. Heidi Beck P.S. Expensive was mainly cuz of a lot of hours, no complaints! Watched it done

I'd give this place 10 stars if I could! The best experience I've ever had with a mechanic! They…read morefixed a mistake made by Dave's Auto and Tire (who had my car for 2 weeks to change my shocks-completely messed up my car). Auto pro looked over my entire car, tightened everything and let me know what needs to be taken care of in the next 1,000-3,000 miles and didn't charge me a dime! Friendly, and we were in and out within 30 minutes! Thank you, Autopro! I'll be back for any car maintenance in the future!

I am overwhelmed by the kindness and competence demonstrated at this establishment…read more Story time: I was about to go on a long trip across several states and decided to FINALLY go to the nearest Toyota dealership to deal with all those recalls they've been sending me. I asked them to do a general check up as well...why not? I waited 4hours and was finally told that they were hearing a "grumbling" or "shaking" sound from my alternator. They told me it would be a $800ish dollar replacement. Yikes. Well, I know the dealership always overcharges for new parts, so I went to my local mechanic: Mr. Tire on Hendersonville Road. I asked them to check out the alternator, the bearings in the air compressor and bearings in the fan (not a car person, but my grandpa is and I repeated his words verbatim). I didn't wait long, but the "gent" (using the term VERY loosely) told me that not only was the alternator busted and making noise, but so was the belt around that...so the price had gone up to over $1000. Guys, I don't know anything about cars beyond checking my oil, but I do know when someone is trying to take advantage of me. I'm very much an independent woman, but I felt so completely helpless. No one was telling me the truth, no one was taking me seriously, no one was listening to what I was asking them to do. And that guy at Mr. Tire was 110% lying through his teeth. THANK GOD a fellow customer told me about Auto Pro. I called them in the parking lot of Mr. Tire and explained my situation to a very frank, down-to-earth, and incredibly understanding lady named Jen (Jennifer). She asked if I could come in within the next 10minutes before the mechanics went to lunch. I immediately said yes. As soon as I arrived, I explained my problem and was met with empathy and kindness. Jen called one of the mechanics in, explained the problem with the words I used and told Wade to, "Treat this young lady right! We want the TRUTH!" Hysterical. Wonderful person. I had been near tears because of how completely powerless I felt. She made me laugh and assured me that she and Wade would take care of me. I believed her. Within the hour, Wade was back. He told me that Toyota and Mr. Tire probably never even checked the alternator...it was in near-mint condition. So was the belt. Mr. Tire is clearly full of cold-blooded leeches. It was the air compressor, just like my Grandpa suspected. Auto Pro listened to me. They cared. They got results and WHAT'S MORE: they told me that the part was just over a year old and that I should go to the place I bought the replacement from originally and see if it was still under warranty. Incredible integrity and customer service. I am never going to another mechanic in Asheville. Not even for an oil change. Jennifer and Wade went above and beyond to help me. Thank you both so much.

Sorry to see these guys were smashed to pieces by hurricane Helene. One of the best shops around…read more My car had died in the Dunkin Donuts right across the street. I thought it was toast forever, made a horrible sound and would not go anywhere.Three guys came over and pushed my car into their parking lot (saving me a tow)! It was the CV. Had my car back the next day for a very fair price. Courteous, hard working crew. Hope they can rebuild!

Angel was very helpful and really came through for me. I needed help and he helped. I would…read morerecommend this shop 110%. Use Redmon's Automotive.

They are honest and as far as mechanics go that is rare. They won't try to take advantage of you…read moreand everyone is kind and knowledgeable. I took my car in for 60,000 mile service and they went by my checklist guide, above and beyond. Printed out for me everything they checked for my peace of mind and my car is running so good (I hadn't realized it was running poorly). They did a lot of work for an unbelievable price and compared to the Toyota dealership... I trust the quality of the work so much more. I live in Georgia and come here when I visit my family. Grateful to have found them

I wish I had checked reviews here for this place prior to going there, but what harm could they do…read morefor a simple NC inspection? I handed the woman (Kathleen Worley) the FAILED inspection sheet from the previous inspection attempt. She said NOTHING relative to it whatsoever. Then when the inspection was completed within 5 minutes, as they only had to have their computer test for failed codes, she said I owe $30. I asked her if NC charges every time even if it's coming back after a failed inspection. She said if I had gone to the original inspection station I would not have to pay for re-inspection. No, I didn't happen to notice that on my failed inspection receipt, but I don't work on cars for a living either -- WHY didn't she tell me about this the moment I handed it to her, it would have saved me $30??? Because she wanted to collect my money -- that's why!!! That's all I needed to tell me the kind of people who operate Worley Automotive. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!!