🔧 Joe's Auto Repair

I had an issue getting a window to roll up. They took me right away, figured out a temp solve and helped me determine the longer term solve. Great customer service and nice guys

Overpriced. Went there for an oil change. Charged 30 dollars more than anywhere else. They didn't change my oil filter and I had to do that on my own. On top of that when I picked my car up the battery was dead. They had left the key in the ignition and the headlights on for 2 hours. The guy was skeevy and wanted to sell me a new battery for something that was his fault. In addition, I tried calling a close friend for help and advice and he followed me around talking to me when I asked him to leave me be. Do not go here for anything. If you need an oil change, or something else basic go to Walmart.

Walked up and received a quote for 2018 Silverado 2500 brake pad and rotor replacement. 4 hours later, it was done. Just got here from Texas on a military move and just found my mechanic for the duration of these orders. 100% would recommend.

Joe’s Auto Repair responded quickly to my needs. Indicator lights flashed for low coolant and tire pressure and the manual said to fix before continuing driving. I drove to Joe’s Auto Repair and they fixed it right then while I waited and the fee was minimal. I am very appreciative of their quick response and helpful service.

I was on the fence about this review since this place has been my go to for about 5 years. No more though. Recently had my brakes done here on a very average car. They did pads, rotors, etc, the whole works. Cost was about $1200. I left and the brakes squeaked. I figured it would go away as they were broken in. 2 months later it was still making noises. I took it to a different place and had the suspension inspected. The shop informed me that the wrong brakes were placed on my vehicle. Joe's apparently deviated from manufacturers recommended and went with bottom of the barrel cheap brakes. I ended up having the other shop put the proper brakes on at a cost of roughly $500. I relied on Joe's to know what is required for my car and to recommend/do what is required. At no time was there ever a choice of brakes given to me. They did the work they did as cheaply as possible and I ended up paying twice for brakes. In my opinion that doesn't warrant the $120/hr or so in labor, as labor is based on skill and experience. They did me dirty by cheaping out. Photo is the bag (now trash) of wasted money on cheap brake pads that had to be replaced with proper ceramic pads. Overall I am just miffed at their service and skill.