McKay’s Automotive

Jason who is the manager or something quoted me a price when i towed my car he later told it was 200.00 more. I told him I wasn’t going to pay his overcharge price he he ask me what price I told him 285.00. When I picked up the car not seeing what price he put in he charged me 385.00 and placed extra things he didn“t do on invoice. I’m am fighting the 100.00 with my bank don’t ever go to these people. they are crooks liars and thieves.

I brought my Toyota Tacoma with 140k miles in for service. I had been to the dealership and gotten a written estimate for needed repairs and maintenance. Their total was close to $ 4,000. McKay’s estaminet was for just under $ 1,700.
The work was done on-​time and actually less than quoted. Now there is an unusual surprise!
I was going to wait a month before writing this review to be sure the work held up. Last week I noticed my belts were starting to squeal. This morning I came back and told them about the belts. They took the truck right back and in 30 minutes it was back.
«New belts are tight out of the box and can stretch a little after they are on. That’s all.»
I asked what I owed him and he said, «Nothing. I want satisfied customers.»
Well he has one. I have not had a mechanic that I trust in over 10 years. Now I do.
Quality workmanship, professional and not out to gouge you.

Recently finished putting together a project truck. New engine, new carb, new distributer. 1975 IH Scout II. After struggling for days to tube it, I gave up and Took it by for them to do the fine tuning.
Took them no time to identify an issue with the carb. This was my suspicion also. After the carb rebuild, the truck is running like a top. Rate was fair, communication excellent. Joined the McKay’s distribution list and got a nice coupon which they honored without issue.
Would recommend this place for auto repairs.

I took my daughter’s Jeep there because it was vibrating under acceleration and making a chirping noise. I told them I thought it was a u-​joint, they said they would «check it out» and call me.
They did call me that afternoon and said it was the front control arms, track bar, and a tie rod end: $ 3,100.00!
I asked him if he checked the u-​joints, he said yes an they were fine.
I decided to get a second opinion and paid them for putting 1 bolt in the rear suspension: $ 91.00…
Turns out the jeep had a bad u-​joint, $ 12.00 part fixed the problem.
These guys had to know the problem but thought they would make a little off me!
Do not take your car there unless you want to be ripped-​off.