Tiller’s Automotive

Went with a vehicle there that had some problems.
They changed the motor mounts for a reasonable price.
While the problem was still there, they had to change the axle something (forgot and don’t want to get the receipt right now), after talking to the owner that this is the 2^nd time we have to come in, he gave me a great discount, so we more or less just paid for the part the 2^nd time.
The price for the parts is normal priced, not like some stored that tell you a spark plug cost 20 bucks per piece.
I might go there to get my oil change done as I use full synthetic and I don’t trust these cheap places that they will not just put a blend in and take the full synthetic price.
The estimate he gave me to change the transmission oil was less than half than some of these specialized places will ask you for. So I will do this sometimes soon as I like my car and I want to keep my transmission as long as possible.
So for now I love this place and if this ever changes you guys will be the 2^nd to know.

My pop has used Tiller’s for years. He has a late model Suburban with over 250,000 miles on it. Tiller’s has taken care of it every single mile out of warranty (many, many years).So, when my daughter’s ’96 Park Avenue Ultra (26,000 — yes, ultra low mileage) A/​C went out, I told her to take it there. Since she’s a student at UTSA, it’s right around the corner. They fixed it quickly at a reasonable price.
Then, a couple months later, her water pump started leaking. Off to Tiller’s. Fixed quickly for a reasonable price. These guys shoot straight. Highly recommended.