Auto Repair in Goodyear, AZ

I've used them for over 15 years to keep my 2002 Jeep Liberty in top running condition......the Jeep has over 203,000 miles on the odometer plus an additional 100,000 miles being towed by my motor-home......

Took my 2014 Corvette in as it overheated on the highway. Could have been a number of things but they were reassuring and tested the coolant system and found the cap pressure seal broken. Yayyyy. Under 100 bucks (unheard of for that car) and I was gone. Runs like a top. Jennifer is a kind and down to earth front “desk” lady and is an asset to that business! Thank you LFA!

True professionals! Been dealing with them for years. The owner has decades of auto mechanic experience, there’s not a car leaving there without the problem fixed. Owners understand, used cars require preventative maintenance to prevent breakdowns. If your car has high mileage, start changing things such as the battery, alternator, starter, power steering pump, water pump, radiator, thermostat, hoses, and belts. The items mentioned routinely fail due to normal wear and tear, repairs are expected. If you haven’t had these items replaced, I’d recommend at least having them all tested to ensure that the components operating correctly. Professionals, if you’re car is what gets you to and from work to earn income, and you’re not a mechanic or mechanically inclined, trust this company to get you safely on the road.

I will not take my vehicle's to anybody else for any reason

My experience here was not great. First this place is extremely pricey- just prepare for a huge bill if you have them do the work. Second, the service was a little "off". Upon entering I was helped eventually. I had an appointment and uploaded my coupon to the portal and was scolded that "they can't see any atttachments". And how am I supposed to know that? Then he lectured me about how grocery stores need to see a coupon (they don't in 2026- digital coupons). I didn't need that and could simply pull it up on my phone. It was on their website. That was bizarre. He needs a lesson on talking to customers I think. My actual repair, well I spent $2300 and the issue with my car still exists. Not saying the repairs weren't probably needed anyway but they admitted to me after they gave me my car back (after asking bluntly) that my car still had the same issues. Upon asking follow up questions (that they should know), no one knew and they didn't properly "take notes". I asked what tire was problematic and they didn't even know. They guessed after I pressured them- really reassuring right? They also had my car from Monday-Thursday. I was told I'd get calls, that never came. I had to repeatedly call and ask for updates. I ended up getting another opinion, had a tire they most suspected was due for replacement and the car drives really very much the same as when I initially brought it in. Update: I ended up getting all new tires and it's made little difference. Once again, this is what they kept harping on. I spent $2300, so for the car to drive marginally "better" is insane. They will farm out your car (alignments- my invoice said a nearby dealership on that) to the nearest dealership as they don't do it. The alignments are a lot higher in price than other places. Update: I might revise this. My experience hasn't been all that "good" but made contact with the shop and they agreed to rediagnose my vehicle once I bring it back to them for free. I think it just might have been misdiagnosed. I however want to use this information and just do the repair myself. Not sure whether to blame the shop for this miss or not but I guess I appreciate their willingness to properly diagnose again.