Mechanics Pride Tire & Automotive 2925 South Mount Vernon Street, Spokane, WA 99223

"Get a second opinion before you get anything done. I got an oil change and they inspected everything thensaid I had almost 5k worth of work to do, $3400 of that was replacing the control arms. I got a 2nd opinion and the control arms are fine, it was the ball joint and tie rods that needed replaced. I saved about $2k getting a 2nd opinion."

"Awesome and honest Took my SUV to mechanics pride cause I thought the alternator needed to be replaced due to battery losing charge. and the mechanic called me back two hours later telling me that there was nothing wrong with my alternator and told me that to be honest, he wouldn’t feel right to change a perfectly working OEM alternator. we need more mechanics like these guys, honest, and true to the job"

"My vehicle recently hit 100,000 miles and I figured it deserved a tune-up and some TLC. I went to Mechanics Pride on the South Hill because family members have had their vehicles worked on there twice before and were totally satisfied. Manager Mark Matthews and his crew of mechanics lived up to that reputation and provided friendly, excellent and reliable service. My 14 year old Toyota Tacoma is running like it is new again and should be good for another 100,000. If you want honest, reliable and excellent servicing of your vehicle, I highly recommend you go talk with Manager Mark Matthews and let his crew of expert "car guys" look over your vehicle. Thank you Mark, and crew!!"

"My motor after replacing it and don't want to stand by there warranty without charging me more but the owner is trying but the manager of the valley store is a complete jerk and down and out not a good person"

"After working on one of our vehicles numerous times they’re refusing now because our car is “European” it is not. It’s a European brand that was purchased by GM and nothing about it is European. It was made in Ohio and share’s a platform with 6 other vehicles. Surprise there’s a new manager. They told me that their scanners wouldn’t even work on it and even though it’s a shared platform most parts don’t interchange. After speaking to a GM dealership mechanic that turns out to be a big fat lie, the scanners will work and 95% of the parts do interchange aside from interior and body parts, all mechanical parts are essentially the same. I was referred me to their downtown shop because they specialize in European cars and I’m sure they charge a higher rate. I was able to diagnose my problem and fix it myself with a part shared across all 7 vehicles on the platform. I let them replace the struts that they just put in last November because upon their initial inspection they said they were bad and I don’t believe they knew at the time they installed them and they were under warranty. I won’t be taking any vehicle to this location any longer. I bet the dude is gonna get on here and say I’m wrong but I trust the word of a GM dealership mechanic over this guy’s any day."