Engine installation service near Kansas City, MO

My Jaguar XJS had been to three shops to fix a the car dying randomly. Wes replaced nearly all of the old wiring under the hood. We've been running great for months now. I appreciate their help so much!

These people replaced my daughters engine total cost $1400.00. A week later we had to take it back because of a bad oil leak. It was the main rear seal. $20 part but $350 in labor because they had to drop the engine again. I asked why they wouldn't automatically replace a $20 seal in a 2002 engine while the engine was dropped and their response was well it's under warranty so you can file a claim with the person you bought the engine from to get reimbursed. So I did and guess what?? Claim denied because they said replacing the main rear seal when replacing an engine is considered routine maintenance and should've been checked and replaced at the time of the engine replacement.

This transmission shop explained clearly the problem and how it needed to be repaired. Their honestly is refreshing, one of the few repair shops I would highly recommend.

We lost our old shop of many years. We were looking for a new one and came across this one with a 5 star rating. I thought there is no way a auto shop could be that good. I want to say we were totally impressed. If you’re looking for a clean and honest repair shop with some great guys check them out. I would highly recommend this shop.

These guys are my go to shop in eastern Jackson County. Fair rates for excellent service

Great service, one of the best auto repair services in town, or Kansas for that matter- extremely knowledgeable with "Old school" customer service! fair,reasonable,HONEST.Pretty rare these days! If I have ANY car problems, I Call B&B GARAGE! Felton H. Basehor, KS

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.