Twenty-eight years on Pio Nono. Two hundred and forty regulars.

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★★★★★

"My dad always said 'find a mechanic and stay with him.' I found Earl in 2009 and I've taken every car I've owned to him since. He's never sold me a thing I didn't need."

— Wayne B., 2009 Honda Civic, customer since 2009

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★★★★★

"Charged me $185 for the cooling system work the chain quoted at $1,420 — and showed me the old thermostat in a bag. Earl is the real deal."

— Calvin H., 2009 Toyota Camry

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★★★★★

"Sandra answered the phone on the second ring at 7:34 AM. Earl had my Silverado back to me by 4 PM the same day. Diagnosed a bad coil pack the dealer kept replacing the wrong part to chase."

— Roosevelt P., 2014 Chevy Silverado

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★★★★★

"Earl found the wiring fault the dealer had been chasing for two visits. Charged me forty-five dollars for the diagnostic. Saved me three weeks of headaches and probably a thousand bucks."

— Beverly S., 2012 Ford Taurus

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★★★★★

"My grandfather had a mechanic. My father had a mechanic. I have Earl. That's how it's supposed to work."

— Patricia M., 2016 Toyota Highlander, customer since 2018

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★★★★★

"He told me he wouldn't do the engine work himself, and pointed me to the Hyundai dealer who covered the whole thing under a warranty extension I didn't know existed. Saved me four thousand dollars."

— Theodore A., 2015 Hyundai Sonata

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"Earl's been my mechanic since 1998. I'm on my fourth car. He's worked on all of them. He has never once tried to sell me something I didn't need. The patch on his shirt is the only credential I need."

— Mary Jo W., 2019 Honda Accord, customer since 1998

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★★★★★

"Walked in on a Saturday morning for the state inspection. Sandra had me out the door in twelve minutes for twenty-five dollars cash. Coffee was decent too."

— James T., 2008 Ford F-150

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★★★★★

"Took my 2010 Civic in with a brake problem. Chain shop had quoted me $1,840. Earl charged $385 for what was actually needed. Handed me the old pads on the way out and told me to come back when the rear ones wear down. They're still going."

— Wayne B., 2010 Honda Civic (second car)