Nashville auto repair

garcia hector 

on Google

3 months ago

Took my car for an engine swap. Should’ve just set the money on fire — at least that would’ve been faster and less stressful. They quoted me two weeks. Took six. Every time I called, it was either “waiting on a part,” “our tech is out,” or my personal favorite: “we’re just buttoning it up.” Buttoning what, exactly? A disaster? When I finally got the car back, it ran like absolute garbage. Misfires, stalling, warning lights lighting up like a Christmas tree. Popped the hood and it looked like someone threw the engine in from ... read more

camila rodriguez 

on Google

3 months ago

First red flag? The “2-day job” turned into a 3-week saga of excuses, missed calls, and “our guy is out today.” When I finally got my car back, it felt... off. Real off. Like “why does it jerk like a rodeo bull when I shift into drive?” I brought it back. They said it was “normal break-in.” Cool story — except normal transmissions don’t sound like a blender full of rocks. A second opinion revealed the real fun: loose mounts, half-tightened bolts, a missing transmission brace (?!), and a cracked fluid line that was leaking th... read more

Shenouda 

on Google

3 months ago

Customer service? Non-existent. They act like you ruined their day just by asking for an update. If you point out something they did wrong, don’t expect accountability — expect attitude. Best case, they gaslight you. Worst case, they straight-up tell you to screw yourself. (Yes, that actually happened.) Now let’s talk about the “work” they did. They half-ass everything. I mean everything. When they put the car back together, only about 70% of it actually makes it back in. Missing bolts, broken clips, random parts flopping ar... read more

hernandez lopez 

on Google

3 months ago

the customer service was rude and dismissive. No apologies, no accountability—just attitude. I honestly felt like they were trying to take advantage of me. Save yourself the money and stress. Go literally anywhere else. 

smith brown 

on Google

3 months ago

When I finally picked up my car, the brakes were still making noise. I brought it back, and they insisted it was "normal." I ended up going to another mechanic, who showed me that the parts used were cheap aftermarket junk and installed incorrectly.