Jeep service near Bridgeton, MO

Remembering back to the day Don opened. It is because of his great service that he has allowed his business to grow and become a pillar of the community. It is truly hard to find service shops like his that care about their work and stand by it without overcharging and finding things that don't really need "a fixin". I highly recommend Giannini's Auto Service for all your auto repairs and needs. Jim Privitor Kirkwood, MO

These guys rock! Took the time to explain my front end repair. Even took me to the vehicle to show me. I trust them completely. It feels good that I can take my vehicle to a place that's not out to take me.

Had a great car until I took it to Complete Auto Repair. After spending over $5,000 to have lots of work done, including replacing a bad hub, the car went in for a tuneup and a thermostat, for which Mr Kachkovsky informed me that the gaskets were bad and had to be replaced. This was the second time he hold me the gaskets needed to be replace. The car was not looked at till day two after the appointment. Told him not to repair the car, I would pick it up. Mr Kachkovsky told me the the tuneup (plugs, wires, etc) was completed and therefore he was paid for the services. The car was taken to a reputable dealership and the thermostat was repaired. NO problem with the gaskets. Six months later the car is running horribly. Took it to the dealer who told me needed a tuneup (plugs, wires) and that the hub that I paid Complete Auto Repair to replace had not been replaced and was still leaking. Apparently Complete Auto Repair was paid several thousand dollars to store my car on their lot since they did not do the repairs. The dealership did give me the parts that were not replace as Mr Kachkovsky had told me and was paid for. A refund of the funds that were paid for work that I can provide proof for that was not completed was requested. Mr Kachkovsky, by not acknowledging my letter for the request, has refused to refund the monies paid him. Tried to complain to both the ASA and the ASE, only to find out that the buesiness is NOT associated with either and is therefore falsely advertising association with them. My suggestion, DO NOT USE THIS REPAIR SHOP.

I had Schiele replace a motor in my 65 F100. I provided the used motor to replace the existing one. I was very happy with the result. The mechanic's name was Aaron. As an example of how conscientious he was, he put a little oil in the cylinders and cranked it before actually trying to start it. This was probably a very good idea since the motor hadn't been run in a while. Aaron was willing to explain anything he was doing and didn't seem to mind that I came around often during the work. The project was completed in a timely manner and from my memory, slightly below what the initial estimate was. Keith Morehead