Main Guys Auto And Tire Repair

I needed new tires on my Prius and went to see the main guys, I spoke with Liz she walked my through the tire selection process and gave me a great deal on a new set of tires for my car. They had to order the tires and had them in the very next morning and got it done super fast. I only wish I could give them 10 stars instead of 5. Thank you David and Liz for a great set of tires and quality service you rarely ever see anymore.
Chuck and Heidi.

I can’t believe that there is a local shop that provides better service at a SIGNIFICANTLY better price, with far better customer service. They fixed a long standing «electrical issue» that my Toyota dealer failed to fix after 4 attempts and at a lower cost.
The mechanics/​managers changed hands recently… That being said the new manager/​head mechanic, David, is great at what he does and is extremely honest and keeps up the tradition of high quality at this shop.

There used to be excellent mechanics working here. They are gone, they left at the end of February. They have moved to another reputable garage.
RUN AWAY AS FAST AS YOUR CAR WILL TAKE YOU—
I dropped off my car thinking that the same great mechanics were still there only to find out that the work done on my car was inferior.
I was told that I needed 4 new tires and that my car was completely out of coolant. What??? Completely out of coolant??? I found that to be odd since I didn’t have any leaks, my car wasn’t running hot and I didn’t have a warning light on.
The mechanic said that he put a gallon (!) of coolant in. I asked what color the fluid was – he said green. For my car, my year, it should be pink. I asked him where the fluid went. He didn’t know, he just said to keep an eye out for leaks. If it was leaking I probably needed «it» replaced.
I had a mediocre brake job done (nothing was cleaned prior to assembly – that leads to warped rotors in a year and the need for another brake job) and supposedly had my «coolant» topped off with a gallon of fluid. I declined ordering tires from them knowing full well that my tires are not old and still have plenty of tread left on them.
Less than a week later, a warning light appeared on my dash board. My washer fluid was empty. I didn’t want to go near that place again. Instead I got a gallon of washer fluid myself and put it into the reservoir. Moments later, I heard the sound of liquid hitting concrete. The entire gallon of washer fluid flowed right out of my car onto the pavement.
I took my car to a knowledgeable and reputable mechanic who advised me that the hose leading from the reservoir to the pump had come loose. I asked if that is something that seems to happen a lot and he indicated that it isn’t really a very common occurrence.
I can’t help but feel like was a set up by the first guy but that he loosened the wrong hose – thank goodness!

Surprised there aren’t more reviews for the full service garage they have on site. When my husband’s car wouldn’t start last night, we were forced to leave it in the commuter lot and worry about it today. I called several places who could have taken the car, but said they probably wouldn’t get around to working on it till Monday. I called Shell knowing my Dad had used them before and they said the tow truck driver could call me when he’s ready to meet me at the car. About an hour later I met the driver who was very nice and curteous. He told me they’d call me with a quote as soon as they got to the car. Fast forward 2.5 hours and they were working on the car already and they said we could pick it up by 5pm. They were quick, nice and respectful. It was fairly priced and glad it’s convenient to both the DG train station and home! We will definitely be going back to the full service garage in the future.