Sharon Woods Auto Care

"I wasted 4 months and $500 here. The owner jerked me around for 4 months, trying to get my classic car in for repair. He set appointments, and then say "Call me next week" only to tell me they were not capable of fixing it. With the towing costs and their charges I wasted $500 here. For nothing. My 7 year old twins could have spent an hour and done as much. Reminds me of the old line "dumb looks are still free". Not here. I could stomach this, if I didn't get a phone call from the belligerent owner telling me to get the car picked up. He ended up yelling at me on the phone til I hung up. Then he called back to yell some more. This was after I had stopped and talked to the manager a couple days before, to tell him I was making arrangements to take it to a real certified mechanic. Manager nicely said "No problem. No rush" I was trying to avoid even more towing charges, and keep the car out of the bad weather. It seems like these guys want easy money for simple fixes, so if you need a real mechanic for anything more complex than an oil change, go elsewhere."

"Rick and his team have always provided excellent service and advice. I have been taking all five of my cars there for several years and have NEVER had a bad experience. Great Service at a great price and they always call you with the status of your car if they need it for more than one day or the time frame stated when you brought the car in for service."

"Shout-out to Sharon Woods Auto Care (at the fork, across from La Rosa’s) for demonstrating integrity and great customer service once again. Had my tires replaced recently at big chain tire store (will remain nameless). No issue with tires or their price—it was the call I received during installation. They told me brake pads were worn and rotors had “hot spots”; replacing them while car was still on the lift would get me discounted cost to replace all four for $888. I asked which rotors showed the most “hot spots” (remembering I’d had something done in the last few years…)They stated the front two were worse and that they are more expensive, since the front does most of the work to stop the vehicle. That price: $468. I only purchased the tires. Then I called Schottmiller’s, who reminded me that they replaced the front rotors and pads in 2020. If they were bad already, Schottmiller’s would pursue a replacement from the manufacturer, for defective parts. So, I took it to them to inspect. The result: all four sets of pads and rotors are in good shape. I’ve driven about 20K miles—well below average—since 2020, so I have lots of miles left. To do this, Schottmiller’s had to remove all tires (or wheels, not sure—not my area of expertise) and replace them. They did this at no cost to me. Trustworthy, professional, and fair—much appreciated!!"

"Josh and his crew have been nothing but deserving of 5-Star service all throughout their work on my brakes. Keep up the good work guys! As for me, I'm back to delivery services and finding my next gig"

"I am a returning customer and will continue to return for any future vehicle issues! We had a noise in our van that would appear only at a very specific moment during acceleration, but it could be heard by anyone in a two-block radius. Instead of just throwing time and money at parts, they took their time to look at all of the potential causes. It took a little bit of time, but ultimately were able to fix the issue at a fraction of the price that we would have spent if we went to the original shop that gave us a quote. Josh, Rick, and the rest of the team are trustworthy and stand by their work. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing any automotive work."