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    Wise's Auto Repair

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Routine automotive maintenance

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    Fix-it With Fred

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    "Caveat Emptor" Went to Fix-It with Fred for a needed oil change and the air conditioner was…read moreblowing warm air. Dropped the car off told them the problems and mentioned, when braking, the car pulled a little to the left. Later they called with a diagnostic fee which seemed a little high but wanted it fixed. Someone called back the next day told me they had changed the oil and recharged the air conditioning and found leaks at both Schrader valves which they replaced (part of the diagnostic fee I imagine) and I needed $2000 worth of brake work, (front pads and rotors, rear shoes and drums, front calipers, BG brake system service). My response was, "that is a third of what the car was worth, put it back together and the car will be picked up. A total of $2875.81 of work and parts were declined by me. " Just to be on the safe side, two weeks later the same vehicle was taken to another auto repair shop to have the brakes checked, their receipt says "Inspect brakes, approximately 50% -OK". The brakes are working fine. There is probably a large gap as to what is needed for vehicle repairs and what the manufacturers suggests and how much money you have.

    Fix It With Fred is a phenomenal auto service business. 100% transparent, their prices are…read moreamazing, their attention to detail is second to none. I have taken my cars to Fred for over 20 years. I drove my 2006 Elantra to 304,000 miles, mainly because Fred maintained it for most of its life. My 2023 Elantra has 50k on it and was recently serviced by Fred. I had a fuel induction/injector cleaning service (I think that is what it is called lol) and the car is running as good as the day it was brand new. I highly recommend Fred and his crew. They are amazing and their prices are fantastic.

    Allshouse's Auto Service & Repair

    Allshouse's Auto Service & Repair

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    DO NOT GO HERE--AVOID, AVOID, AVOID. At a 60K mile check-up, they replaced my car's manual…read moretransmission oil without asking me (I had a specific list of things that I gave them to be done, which did not include replacing the transmission oil, and they had assured me that they would call me if they wanted to do anything else, but they didn't do this). So, I had not asked them to replace the transmission oil (and, according to the manufacture's schedule, it did not have to be done), furthermore, they knowingly replaced the transmission oil with the wrong weight oil (and a type with additives that would actually cause corrosive damage to the transmission, too), because "they thought it wouldn't matter," but the car shifted horribly after that. I asked them to replace the transmission oil with the right kind and they got a kind that was closer to the right weight, but still not the weight the manufacture called for and then they insufficiently drained the oil from the car--the car still shifted horribly after it. So, I asked them to replace the transmission oil again (for the THIRD time) with exactly what the manufacture called for, and they did that (though I had to go and pick up the transmission oil for them myself). My car shifts easier now, but not as well as it did before they serviced it--when shifting, it grinds a little when going into some gears and it still feels a lot rougher shifting, which makes me sad. I wish I had never taken my car to them and I will never go back to them.

    Great customer 's. I have worked here 7 years, and I have had 2 or 3 people that were not happy…read morewhen they left. We try to please everyone but that does not always happen. I love talking to my customer's. Thank u all.

    Mr. Tire Auto Service Centers

    Mr. Tire Auto Service Centers

    (7 reviews)

    High google reviews got me here! Apparently the other 1 star…read morerating was due to a completely different staff that was here years ago. Let me say that this place is BEYOND amazing!! Had a very bad tire issue with newly purchased used car. I googled nearest tire centers and found this awesome place! Not only do they do tires they have a full auto center! The staff here is top quality amazing! They not only explain what's going on they let you go out and see the problem and they don't rush into fixing it until you make your final decision. The main thing that impressed me is they didn't pitch unnecessary work to me. Parts and labor are very reasonable and affordable. Not only that I would be happy to pick up the building and find a way to transfer it to California because they would make bank in Los Angeles! Thank you guys for doing such a great job! I really appreciate the fact that you also let me watch HGTV in the lobby and not the news lol That was stellar! Thanks for all the great work and I'm glad I met you guys while I was residing in Ohio for a very short time! Mary Dornan

    I am very upset with this company. I brought my car in for new tires that I had already ordered. It…read moretook me a couple of weeks to get them installed due to a family emergency. When I finally came in, the tech told me I needed new lug studs, and then told me they would cost $380. Here's the problem: lug studs for my car cost about $3-5 each. I could have walked down the street and bought them myself, but the tech claimed I needed "special studs" because of my wheels. That's simply not true, a quick search shows my wheels use standard studs. To make it worse, they ordered the studs without asking me first. If they had asked, I would never have agreed to pay $30+ per stud. When I got home and reviewed the invoice, it was even more concerning. Instead of listing "lug studs," they billed me for a "brake adjuster kit" something completely different from what was actually replaced. My brakes weren't touched, so why does my invoice say that? This feels like a clear case of misrepresentation. I was effectively charged 10× the fair market price for parts, plus given an inaccurate invoice. When I questioned it, I was not allowed to provide my own studs at a fair price. I will not be returning to this shop and I am seriously considering disputing this charge with my bank. If you don't want to be upcharged for basic services or billed incorrectly, I recommend avoiding this place.

    Wise's Auto Repair - autorepair - Updated September 2026

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