Avery’s Services

exellent service, repairs done right everytime … i have been a customer for years and have always had a good experience their. he has been maintainig and repairing my tow trucks and plow trucks and my daily driver which all get worked hard every time i use them. he keeps my fleet running strong … i highly recomend this shop to all my customers, family and friends. thank you !!! jerry for all the times you have helped me.

I used them several times and even the simple stuff was less than quality.
Examples: My fog light was installed upside down, I went back and it still shoots up.
My new interior door handle was installed and the leather on the panel was all loose around it.
The owner goes from «nice guy» to super rude if you have an issue. It’s a revolving door of mechanics, no quality control.

Had my Jeep worked on there the worst mechanic ever and the rudest people to do business with!!!

So GREAT! Avery is a great mechanic. So honest and reasonable. This guy impressed me 3 times with his reliable, accurate, and honest service. Not only that, but he is courteous and great for conversation. Went there on a pals recommendation and have nothing but good things to say. They are truly an old school shop located in an old Sunoco type garage. They do things the old fashion way. IN short, they get it done, get it done honestly, and get it done quickly! Gotta love theses guys!

I’ve been taking my (and my wife’s) cars to Avery’s since 1988, including an ’84 Mustang, a ’90 Tercel (bought used), a ’94 Villager, and a 2000 Ranger.
Jerry (and before him, his brother Avery) have always insisted on the best service, whether he’s doing it, or someone who works for him is. He’s kept our cars running well, and he got the beater Tercel running like a top. The prices have always been reasonable, fair in the best sense of the word. He’s not going to the poor house, but you know you’re not getting ripped off, and he won’t do work that isn’t necessary. Finally, he stands by his guarantee: «All Work Guaranteed».
Okay, with all this there must be some drawbacks, and there are two, such as they are:
1) He’s busy. Several municipal police departments and the railroad bring him work, especially the tough jobs, and (having been in business since the ‘70s) the word has gotten out, so lots of individuals bring their cars there, too. Don’t expect to be able to just drive up and get the work done, but if it’s a real emergency, he’ll do his best to help.
2) Jerry is quite polite and interesting to talk to if you want, but Don’t Whine. Also, don’t try to rip him off (as I’ve seen people try); he’s been in the business long enough to know better.

Phoebe (my car, a Grand Am) was hurt a little while ago. Apparently, the rear drums of the wheels were damaged somehow. I tried to go get her fixed at another place, but to no avail. I knew I should have just taken it to Jerry at Avery’s. He’s not only an excellent mechanic, but his pricing is fair too. I expected the bill to be around $ 600 to get Phoebe fixed. The price of no worries and no annoying sounds coming from my car? $ 200.