Lexus service near Clemson, SC

Yesterday I visited Yoder's for the third time. Each time my experience has been great. The work was completed quickly and as promised. The shop is clean and organized. The waiting area is pleasant too. And the people are friendly and polite.

Nice location, and pleasant staff. Very accommodating with setting an appointment time. The work was completed quicker than expected, and I really liked that they didn't push for non-urgent repairs! I've found a new shop.

ALWAYS fast, friendly and efficient. Have trusted Carolina Automotive with our vehicles for several years now. Would highly recomment.

Used them for years will continue for years

Im a boat dealer and have had hundreds of boats shipped this year and these guys are by far the most incompetent, rude, unqualified, and unexperienced company I have ever hired. They picked up a boat just appraised at $77,000 in perfect condition and drove it into a tree and drug it down the whole side of the boat not even 5 minutes outside of the marina. We are about a month into this now and I'm having to have my attorney and insurance company handle it because these guys refuse to pay for it or give me their insurance info. When I booked the shipment I talked to the owner "Dave" on the phone probably about 5 times, he seemed really easy to get up with. Once the accident happened he has suddenly dropped off the map. Not only did he not call to tell me it happened but I have probably called and left 50 messages with no response. BEWARE, IF YOU DEAL WITH THIS COMPANY YOURE ASKING FOR TROUBLE. Absolute nightmare.

My Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor light on my dashboard began flashing. I noticed this shortly after routine maintenance performed by Lexus. I filled up my tires with air to the proper pressure, but the low pressure indicator light remained flashing on the dashboard. I went to Lexus and was told they do not have anyway to check the sensors without taking each one out, replacing it, and seeing if the light then goes out. The women at Lexus said that each sensor with labor would cost $200, so the total cost would be between $200-800, depending on how many sensors were replaced. I went to Discount Tire. He checked each sensor with a handheld device and said the sensors were working properly. He then hooked up to the data port under the dashboard. It took 30 seconds , and then he said someone had changed "main to secondary", and within 10 seconds he changed it back. He said "no charge"!! He got a nice tip. I asked him how this happened... He smiled and said "maybe it was a mistake". Maybe it was a scam. I