Electrical repair service near Leawood, KS

Doug and Jim are excellent mechanics. I can always count on them to find the problem and fix it quickly. Highly recommend

Rip Off DO NOT USE. We went to Allen's after the car wouldn't start and stay running. They told us it was the alternator and charged us $250+ to fix. It stopped working again within a few days we returned it and they said it was bad wiring not the alternator they had charged us to replace. We got no refund. We then took it back again as it had ANOTHER electrical problem 3 weeks later. They fixed wiring and replaced fuses and charged us another $240+. It stops working again 3 weeks later to be told again there is more faulty wiring and charged us another $100. They refused to waive the fee despite the fact we had been in so many times and they had already charged us for a part that was not needed. THEY ARE ACAMMERS AND RIP PEOPLE OFF!!!

I took my Mini into Celso's to replace the front brakes. he gave me a loaner car and had my car finished quickly. the best part is that he saved me about $50 compared to his competition.

I am not very happy with my experience at Peerless Automotive. I called them telling them my alternator is going bad and needs replaced and then took my car into their shop and told them in person. They told me I still had to pay $160 dollars for the “test” on the issues that I already knew. Previous dated inspection by Peerless showed my belt needed replaced as well. Upon test completion it was in fact my alternator that needed replaced. Despite letting Peerless perform the work, I didn’t not receive my $160 back for the “test” they needed to run. The work itself to replace the alternator and belt was outrageously high ($940 including test cost). A new alternator costs approximately $100-$120 and a belt costs ~$30 for a Toyota Corolla. I will not be bringing my car back to Peerless for any maintenance work other than oil changes.