Executive Getty

Horrible experience. I used to work across the street so i went there for convenience. That stopped once i realized how they were over-​charging me. To add insult to injury, the mechanics (who looked 20 yrs old) who were cleaning up when i came to pick up my vehicle, were very rude & acted like i was inconveniencing them. They were very short with me. I would NEVER go back.

Argh, they no longer offer oil changes or any such services on Saturdays. However, any service during the week requires an appointment… very inconvenient.

I’ve been goiong there for 25 years… probably through various owners. They always do great work and have occasionally told me I needed LESS work than I thought, or another mechanic thought, I needed. I trust them…

Ah, garages — one of modern days’ greatest necessary evils.
When you get two flat tires at work and there’s a Getty station down the street, what real choice do you have but to flop on in for service?
Well, who would have thought that shredded tires would lead me to the only shop in town that hasn’t instantly charged me a vagina tax just for walking in the shop with one?
Gold, Jerry, gold.
The guys at Executive Getty were pretty straight with me, as mechanics go.
I suggest getting your estimate in writing then checking over your receipt with a fine tooth comb before anteing up, but that’s pretty much par for any service course. Also, nobody called me when the work was done so I had to check in at the end of the day and wait unnecessarily. But again, not unexpected; even at a dealership they’re not exactly heavy on the follow-​up phone calls.
Dave, the general manager, was friendly and approachable. He checked out my entire electrical system searching for a problem (solving one of three) and charged me for a half hours work; I’m quite sure the task at hand took a good bit longer. Kenny was manning the desk and he was very helpful and personable. He was also quick to provide me shuttle service to and from my office.
While taking the car in still isn’t my idea of a good time, consider this lamb well sheared, as I would totally return to Executive Getty the next time I have problems with my car. Which, let’s face it, is inevitable. *Deep sigh*