Auto repair service near Mannford, OK

Nestled in Glenpool, OK, our auto repair and tire shop is a cornerstone of automotive expertise. Our experienced mechanics excel in delivering a comprehensive range of auto services, from timely maintenance to detailed engine overhauls. We prioritize high standards of quality and customer satisfaction, ensuring your vehicle receives unparalleled care. Equipped with cutting-edge tools and technology, our facility is capable of servicing various types of vehicles, including cars, trucks, and SUVs. Whether your vehicle needs an essential oil change, brake adjustment, or new tires, we offer competitive rates and swift, reliable service. Our selection of tires includes premium brands, customized to suit your vehicle’s unique needs, enhancing performance and safety on the roads of Glenpool. Transparency and honesty are key to our approach, and we ensure that you have a comprehensive understanding of the services your vehicle needs before any work begins. Depend on us for superior automotive maintenance and repair services, and discover the difference our committed team can make in maintaining your vehicle's optimal condition in Glenpool.

THESE GUYS ARE GREAT. I TOOK AN OLDER MODEL TRUCK IN FOR REPAIR TO HEADLIGHTS. THEY DID AN AMAZING JOB AS IT WAS A DIFFICULT TASK. WAS QUOTED $300.00 BY PEPBOYS AND THESE GUYS DID IT FOR HALF THAT. THEY ALSO FIXED THE BRAKES LICKITY SPLIT AND AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE. I WILL BE SENDING THEM ALL MY VEHICLES FROM NO ON. THEY ARE HONEST AND WILL WORK WITH YOU. YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT BEING SCAMMED!!!!

These guys are professional they found a wiring problem for my gauges

They are very nice people and they do work hard at there customers vechiles.

They repainted my several show winning 2006 Scion xB. Had it for almost 8 months and did all the work in a few hours. This is according to two professional body shops who inspected the car later. Dented up my door jambs and rear hatch somehow, took all the OEM stickers off including the main VIN plate and all the Toyota part VIN plates and did not replace them. Can't sell the car now and I have no idea why they would remove them and not at least give them to me stuck to a piece of paper or toss them in the glove box or something. The car was a factory repaint so they didn't even float paint in the jambs so once again why pull the factory stickers? They did leave a nice paint edge on the doors with some over spray minus the clear and polish residue in all the door jambs. I rattled canned clear over the over sprayed color to better blend it. Used house wire to fix cut wires that had quick connects further down. Promised me all the interior pieces would be painted to match as I had them off and ready to paint in the car. When I saw he forgot half of them upon picking it up he charged me another $150.00 for 3 dash pieces the size of half dollars. They got over $13,000.00 to custom paint it by the way. Looks great but not 13k great, maybe 3k great. They filled in marker lights are popping from priming & painting before the filler could cure. Painted over damaged side skirts over filling them first even after I pointed them out when I dropped it off. Literally the only damage was scratches so this car needed next to nothing in prep & body work. Rushed work written all over it. Don't bother with this place. Explains why they don't have a facebook page or web site. They also worked on my Wife's Scion xB from a hit & run that happened the same weekend we went to pick up my show Scion. This is the regular everyday body shop side. They left a damaged lower core support in place over replacing it, and installed a junk used damaged headlight assembly from a salvage yard is my guess judging by all the yellow part number markings on it. The support was spotted at an alignment shop a year later That we quickly had replaced. This not being replaced greatly compromised the front end had she been in another collision. The headlight was internally busted so no matter how you adjusted it it would move around inside each time you hit a bump. I just purchased a new one and installed it myself over ever going back to them. Car was made to look good, and it did but the corners they cut to raise their profit were unacceptable. I know its a pain to go back to the insurance asking for more money when more damage has been discovered but I don't think this is the case. Even State Farm would pay to have a structural part like that be included.

In August of 2016, after explaining that we were about to leave for Indiana for college and needed something that could sustain extreme temperatures, we purchased a truck bed cover from Performance. On the invoice, which we kept and still have, there is listed a BakFlip MX4 2008 Chevrolet Silverado 6.6ft as well as installation and Pop n' Lock PL. The cover we are invoiced for has a 5 year warranty. When the polar vortex came through Fort Wayne, Indiana, where we were away at college, in 2019, the plastic clips and rubber joints on the cover we have were ruined. Once we got back to Oklahoma this summer, we called Performance and scheduled a time to come up and get it fixed. When we went in this morning, we were told that the cover we are invoiced for is not the cover they put on, the cover on currently cannot be repaired and needs to be completely replaced, and that the cover they put on has a 3 year warranty and there is nothing they can do. Upon returning home and looking up the warranty policies for both the cover we were invoiced for and the cover we actually have, we found out about the five year warranty we should have according to the invoice and called Performance to ask what they were going to do to make it right. We were told that we should have researched it ourselves to see what cover could sustain a polar vortex (as if we knew there would be one and as if we hadn't explained to Performance where we would be), told that it is the customer's responsibility to make sure we are invoiced for the correct item, and told to take them to small claims court before they hung up on us. We spent $1,015.80 on a truck bed cover that got 1 to 2 uses a year and is now completely useless to us less than 4 years later. We paid for a cover with a 5 year warranty and are being told the incorrect invoice is our fault. I have no idea why or how Performance is still in business with the way they speak to their customers; screaming, name-calling, and hanging up on people.