Minneapolis Auto Repair

They’re fair and really good. Competent and transparent. They’ll work with you to figure out what maintenance should be done more promptly and what can wait if you’re on a tighter budget. They use tech well too with a system that sends texts and links to digital diagnostic reports with pictures from your visit. I’m sticking with them.

I always have SUCH a positive experience here. Andrew is ALWAYS so friendly despite always having a garage- and parking lot-full of cars to work on. It is incredibly refreshing to be able to trust the people who work here to do a great job, especially since I do not feel well-versed in car talk. I'm continually impressed by the communication regarding timing of when I can expect to be able to pick up my car, and I always drive my car out of the parking lot feeling confident in the care my car received. HIGHLY recommend!

As always excellent service

Did not visit. Phone convo was helpful.

I’m sitting at like 3.7 stars out of 5. This is a franchise auto shop in uptown Minneapolis. I called with an issue I thought was brakes. It was a bearing and I got a $480 quote on it. For 1 bearing. It was overpriced but they got it in with no appointment. They also recommended other things that they felt had to be fixed but that’s all part of there training I’m guessing. They are trained to maximize profit at all times. Than again they could have said my brakes were bad too. So right there is a clear form of honesty. At the end of the day they provided quality service last minute and my truck is fixed. Definitely overpriced but not insanely overpriced. Would go back if I had to in an emergency situation. But only if it was an emergency.

We had an incredible experience with this business. Our "check battery charging system" light came on while driving into town. We called them and they were able to get us in right away, were informative and helpful. I would highly recommend!

They don’t admit to mistakes. They just want you to spend more so they sabotage your car you have to bring it in again. Mark doesn’t even listen.