Auto repair service near Kingston, TN

It'a always a pleasure drop in at Chuck's Car Care! Friendly and timely service every visit, Chuck & crew had my vehicle finished at the promised time and the new brakes are great!

The guys at Knoxville Ultimate Automotive do fantastic work. They are honest about which repairs need to be done and which can wait. They never try to up sell useless services or anything your vehicle does not need. The Owner is ASE Master certified Technician and was among one of the top Honda technicians when he worked at the dealership. I would trust them to work on any of my cars and I recommend them to all my friends who have a Honda, Acura , Lexus, or Toyota. They even offer a free pre purchase inspection (by appointment) which is almost unheard of these days. Save the money and the hassle of the dealership and go see Ken and Steve. you wont be disappointed.

I have a Chrysler town and Country and the transmission was bad. Mr Cool gave me the best price in town for a complete rebuild! It works like a charm, and they finished it on time and on budget! I am totally happy with the prices and service, and have told my friends about them. Joe

I have never in my life been so unbelievably impressed with an auto-dealer in my life. I have bought several cars in my life and have never been treated with such respect. Mark Shubert and his whole team were very courteous and did everything in their power to make sure I was well taken care or, both during the searching process and after I had purchased my vehicle. I will buy every car from them!!! You should too!!

EuroHaus Performs all Factory Scheduled Maintenance Services All makes and models of European Motorcars.

Family owned, full service shop. We service all makes and models. Tires, brakes, alignments, tune-ups, scheduled maintenance and more.

This place needs to clean it up!! We with alot of other people on this lake think it is one of the most run down marinas they have ever saw. Poorly ran as we could tell the place has all kinds of old boats that don t run and no gates. no restuarant ,no ship store with anything in it . it won t stay open long running like that

I was wrong. I posted the comment on Sept. 14 about putting a hole in my oil pan. they did put the tiny hole in the pan, just not the way I said. I apologize. the plate that reinforces the drain plug hole is attached by 3 spot welds. if you tighten the plug too hard, it breaks one of the welds and puts a hole in the pan. that is what happened. I have learned that happens to often with japanese cars. you have to use a new gasket EVERY time or it leaks.