Kingway Automotive, LLC 922 Fort Worth Highway, Weatherford, TX 76086

"Kingsway Automotive is wonderful! They helped me out when I was in a tough spot. My car broke down in weatherford & I was traveling from 4 hours away, they told me that they would do everything they could to help me and moved it to the front of the line. Another thing I loved about them is that they are a Christian company, which is very important to me. I cannot recommend these guys enough!"

"Great service each time I visit. From oil changes to wheel bearings it’s always good work. They even found the parts and installed them to repair an automatic trunk opener on a classic GTO. Great service and a commitment to a higher cause. Thanks. -Dan"

"Horrible service and overpriced. Was told on a Friday that a 4 wheel brake job would be done by Monday close of business. Car was still sitting waiting Wednesday morning. Had I not called at that time I am not sure when they would have gotten around to performing the work. Apparently the tech it was assigned to was on a "big job that is taking a while" to complete but I was next in line. I guess that was a 16 hour job he was on. They over charged for the parts as well. I checked both Oreilly's and Autozone and could not find ceramic brake pads that were $80 per set. The highest price I found was about $55 per set. They also found a coolant leak. They had to order that part from the dealer. Apparently it was going to be in the following Friday. I found the thermostat (some Subarus have 2) at the dealership for $40. They want to charge $64. It also came with a $410 labor charge. They also recommended a coolant flush and a refill using "universal" coolant for $200. I found a dealer receipt for a coolant service where I paid $160. My quick math tells me that comes to well over 4 TIMES what a dealership is charging. And Subaru uses the recommended Subaru coolant not some "universal" coolant. That is great when it gets you back to civilization and is the only thing available. But for my hard earned money not something I am going to risk catastrophic engine failure on. They also recommended a spark plug replacement. This is a Subaru with 4 plugs. They wanted to charge $234 for the plugs. Basically $60 per plug that I can buy for about $22 each at Oreilly's (the same NGK that the dealership sells). So almost a 280% markup on the plugs ($84 versus $234). Labor was $412 for a grand total of $647. I didn't have them change the plugs as I thought I had done it at the dealership. After checking my dealership records, I did indeed have that done for an out of the door cost of $285. As one reviewer noted HIGHWAY ROBBERY!!!!"

"Highly recommend this shop. I drove into town to look at a truck to buy. Took it to Kingway Automotive for a pre-sale inspection and they gave me a very thorough review for a reasonable price. The guys not only told me what was right and wrong with the truck but also shared insight on potential for transferable warranty for transmission from previous owner and what a fair price was for truck with the repairs needed. Invaluable insight for me to make a decision if this truck was a good buy for me or not. If you need a mechanic this is where you should go"

"They are not the cheapest. You are paying for a highly developed and very honed skill set that is unrivaled by even the factory trained dealerships. They are the most thorough, mechanically apt, and HONEST, group of technicians I've ever meet, calling them mechanics would simply be a gross understatement. Unlike most repair facilities, the folks here refuse to "shotgun parts". Instead, they dive deep to understand exactly what failed and why. Your dollar is well spent, know you're getting precisely what is needed, why it failed, and repaired with only the best quality parts. Undoubtedly, the best vehicle repair and maintenance facility there is in the nation."