Hear from the drivers, fleets, and families we've kept rolling since 1987.
The reviews further down this page are collected and published by SureCritic, an independent review service. We do not write them, we cannot edit them, and we do not get to decide which ones appear. That is the whole point — a testimonial page a shop assembles for itself is worth very little, and anyone reading one knows it.
The handful of quotes below are ones we have pulled out because they say something specific about the work. Those we did choose, and they came from Google and Yelp, where customers left them without being asked. The complete and unfiltered set is underneath.
George fabricated a part no longer available and had us back on the road in 24 hours — no appointment, fair price. Kim communicated every step. Veteran owned!
Their knowledge is extensive and the work is done right. Friendly to deal with, and I always feel they genuinely care about my needs.
We use them for all of our trucks. Great service, fair pricing, a local company. Kim and George have never let us down.
Read enough of these and the same points keep surfacing — not because we ask for them, but because they are what people notice about a shop that has been doing this since 1987.
The phrase customers reach for most. We are a dealership alternative, and the reason people stay is that the bill matches what was discussed.
A truck that is not moving is not earning. When a part no longer exists, George has fabricated one rather than telling a customer the equipment was finished.
Deep diagnostic knowledge, and the work finished properly the first time — which is the difference between a repair and a return visit.
Fleets that came to us once bring every truck they own, for years. Our first customer is still a customer.
Most of our work has always come from people telling other people. If we got your truck back on the road and did it straight, a couple of lines on Google helps the next owner decide who to call — and it takes about a minute.
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