Computune Certified Auto Repair

We had a poor experience with Computune. I’ll start with positives though: we are grateful they honored the 5 year warranty on their parts because it needed to be replaced only a week after they worked on it. Since then however we have gone back for other work and been frustrated with a quote one day being raised by about 120 by the next. After taking our car to a more trustworthy mechanic we found out that an expensive pump Craig told us needed to be replaced, was working just fine… Thanks, but no thanks.

Just moved to Provo, actually Utah for that matter, and needed both the safety and emissions inspections. I saw their shop as I was driving by and dropped in. The inspections were reasonably priced and they quickly fit me into their busy schedule. There were a couple of repairs that needed to be done and the so they scheduled a time for me to come back so they could complete the repairs.
When I brought it back they quickly fixed the problem. Although there was a minor «hiccup» with the part that was ordered they made it right and got me on my way (disclaimer: the «hiccup» was the fault of the part’s store delivery driver, not Computune’s). Again, I was fairly dealt with, the cost for the repair was reasonable, and they were friendly and professional.
I have no qualms about recommending them to others; therefore, five stars.

Wow! Last week I took my car to Computune because my AC just didn’t seem that cold. They measured the temperature of the air coming out of the vents at 63 degrees. My car is all black with black interior and in this heat it just wasn’t cool enough. After getting my car back they measured the air coming out of the vents at 47 degrees. I then brought my other car down for an AC tune-​up. I love it.

Very Honest and Professional, I’ll never go anywhere else. I’m not a mechanic so I really appreciate someone not trying to overcharge me. Thanks

I’ve been going to computune for the last 5 years and they have been excellent. They have never tried to upsell me (in fact, when I went in and told them that my car was due for an expensive timing belt change, they were doubtful that my car needed it until I showed an old receipt for the last time the belt had been changed). On my wife’s car, another mechanic said that a broken turn signal would cost around $ 600 to fix, but computune fixed it for like $ 30. They work fast and are friendly.
Now that I’ve moved out of state and need an oil change, I’m wishing I had someone around who I trust as much as computune.

I was recommended by a co-​worker. After spending $ 1100 somewhere else and then being told my car still needed struts, I called around for quotes. $ 800-​$ 110. Computune did them for $ 560. Great service, fast, and great prices. It’s great to have a trustworthy mechanic now.

This is the ONLY place I will ever take my car to get worked on. They’re very honest. A couple days ago I took my truck in to get the brakes looked at. They felt like maybe they needed to be replaced.
They pulled my truck in, took a look at the brakes, said they’re totally fine, and let me drive off without paying anything!
My family has been going to Computune for years, and I will never go anywhere else.

This place is awful. I brought my car in when it as having trouble starting. After an hour of not being able to diagnose my problem, I left. 2 days later my car started to act up again, I brought my car back in and told them I was able to get it started after tapping my starter. After 40 minutes, they came out and said it was the starter. I paid the 250 for a new starter and was on my way. 1 hour after leaving, my car started again with the same problem. I work with a friend who know a lot about mechanics. He diagnosed it as some wiring out of place. It was fixed in 20 minutes. Computune hires unknowedgeable staff and sells you parts and labor you don’t need.