Wish I had found Ricks Automotive years ago. Finally a repair shop that is efficient, reliable, and keeps records of what they have done to your car electronically. Rick's isn't cheap, but I know you have all heard that you get what you pay for. You get your monies worth here. If you want to keep your vehicle in tip top shape, this is the place. My Nissan Xterra has been a very sturdy workhorse for me until it at last would not start for me at 125K of mileage. I try to keep it up with regular oil changes and such, but things wear out with time. Rick found out it was a 9 dollar relay that went out and had me going again. He thoroughly went over my old trusted means of transportation and suggested a few things be done to keep it running reliably. I agreed. I like how he operates, he sends you updates via text with a full comprehensive recap of the work done and a link that you can click for pictures of problems with your car and estimates of the cost. He then phones you to verbally get the go ahead to complete the work. When the work is done, you get another text informing you the car is ready for pick up. A new car salesman once told me that I am the kind of customer the car industry hates as I only buy new cars every 10 to 15 years. Cars are most likely the second biggest investment most people make, homes being the first. I try to keep mine going strong as long as possible and if you have a good mechanic behind you, one should be able to stretch a long life out of your vehicle. With the cost of new cars these days, having an honest, reliable mechanic that you can depend on is essential.