GLE Automotive & RV 1117 Yale Boulevard Southeast, Albuquerque, NM 87106

"We knew that a recurring problem with the exhaust on our Winnebago, Adventurer, was starting again on our way back home to Arizona. We had it fixed in Ohio, but with many potholes, bumpy railroad crossings and grooved pavements on the way to Albuquerque, the loud rumbling noise started again. Fortunately, it wasn’t to the point this time, of leaking exhaust fumes into the cabin of the motor home (not settling off any alarms anyway). So we knew that we needed it fixed once again before getting back on the road. The guys at GLE (happen to be close by) got us in THAT morning, and looked at it right away. It ended up being a problem that took all day to fix, but it is "purring like a kitten" and as "quiet as a mouse!" I want to THANK the people at GLE for getting us in so quickly (something that we couldn’t get at all in 6 states in the northeast), and for their knowledge and pride of work to solve our problem. AND are dog friendly!!"

"These people were awesome. My RV was running bad and loosing power. I found them on the internet and drove over waiting on them to open. Once the mechanic arrived they got right on it and found the problem. A few hours later after eating a Tamale I was back on the road. I recommend these folks for your mechanical needs"

"My Roommate and I went in for a small repair the interior electrical system, The estimate came out to $400. When the repair was done they estimated it $1200 for 5 hours of work at $145 an hour. They are very unreasonable and unreliable mechanic service."

"I left my car there for them to fix it, only to come back to a broken window that does not work with obvious signs that someone pushed it down hard and broke it. When I confronted them because the window wasn’t rolling up in the cold, before I have even left the shop, they said that I can’t prove it was them and they’re not gonna do anything for it. Since I was hopeless and helpless, I just drove off and fixed it myself. Horrible experience, would never go back there."