Boeser Automotive 4221 Highway 13 West, Savage, MN 55378

"The man working there is a scammer! Tried telling me both my headlights were out and the lights could cost $500 to fix. Left and tested my lights and everything worked fine except the 1 bulb I went there to get fixed. I only went there because the police gave me a free voucher and this man is abusing it."

"Outstanding service and quality work at a very fair price. Every issue was explained thoroughly and the work was performed well and on time. Any of my future diagnostic and repair needs will be handled at Boeser’s Automotive. It’s good to have someone you trust."

"I resently moved to Savage & I needed work on my Escape. I remember a neighbor told me if I needed a mechanic she recommended Boesers. I made an appointment and got in right away. I needed a new alternator and oil change. My Escape was ready later that day. Everyone was very nice, price was what I expected. It was important to me to get it done quickly and it was. I really appreciated getting a text from Tom a few days later asking if every thing was good. I had forgotten how my power steering use to feel. It had gotten very soft and sluggish for some time. The alternator was slowly going out. I had no idea that i have electric power steering. Now I will stop looking where to check my power steering fluid. Thanks Tom"

"Tom & his team are the absolute best! I have an older car that's tough to find parts for; I was turned down by multiple auto-places before calling Boeser. Tom took the time to look up the issue and see if a fix was possible, they took the time to make it happen & I couldn't be more grateful. The care that comes from a local shop that started from a love of cars and some serious deep-dive-knowledge makes this my new go-to that I'd recommend to anyone. Thanks, guys!!!!"

"Twice during a recent visit, Tom demonstrated how he cares about his customers. First oil leaks were discovered and before the find was announced, he investigated the warranty status of the car and advised me that I needed to hurry to the dealer to get warranty repairs done instead of paying him some $2k to do the work. Thank you Tom. Second another vehicle was being looked at for transmission trouble. Tom advised that customer that glitter was showing the the pan and, before going further, discussed the possibilities and their costs: replacement with a new unit, replacement with a used find, rebuild in shop, or park the vehicle. Pros and cons for each were discussed giving the customer an enlightened choice. In both cases, Tom could have profited by having his worker just do the repair in house instead of what was best for the customer."