Johnson Automotive Repair Inc

Title says pretty much all -- I usually do my own work, but when it gets more complex to diagnose, or too big a pain to do, they've done good work on 3 vehicles for me. They're not the cheapest in town, but it seems that the good shops rarely are. Overall, I'd recommend them.

I have 2001 Hyundai that had a ton of problems. I took it in on a Thursday afternoon, and it was completely fixed, for half the price I thought it would be, by Friday (the next day!) Everyone was super nice. I would recommend this place to anyone with automotive problems.

Took my 2005 GMC truck to get the front brakes replaced in Dec 2008. Took it back to get the rear drum brakes replaced in Jan 2009. Noticed that the front brakes sounded like they were at the wear indicators after 7-8000 mile point (Not normal, since I am easy on brakes and can usually make them last to close to 30,000 miles). I removed the front wheels myself and saw that they were still a ways from the wear indicators. However, the brakes (front and rear) felt like they needed adjusting besides the noise. I called and they gladly took it back to look at and fix, which was good. I picked it up on a Friday night (before they closed) and the brakes felt and sounded better. Well at least for the first mile or 2. Then I heard a loud popping noise coming from what sounds like the front calipers/ABS when braking. I called Monday morning and set up an appt. to have them look at it again on Wednesday. After having it there all day, they said they did not find anything wrong with the front

Johnson's was recommended to me by my detail shop. I'm a female who knows a lot about cars, but I never tell mechanics that I do, because I want to see if they'll be honest with me, or talk down to me... Read Full Review on Yelp.com.