Kens Auto Service

Honest people and great mechanics. I have been going there since 2000 and remain a loyal customer even after having moved 30 miles away. Ken has always taken great care of me and my family. So honest he actually refused to fix my van because the frame was corroded. He refused to take my money and advised that I get a new car and even offered to take the amount i would have spent on the repair off of one of the vehicles he had for sale. Any repair would include an invitation into the garage while the vehicle was on the lift to show the reason for the proposed repair. Would buy a used car from him sight unseen. Best prices in the area for tires too!

I have never been there I’m from Schenectady but my folks live in Ballston. They always brought there gas from Ken my dad had a tough time because of his age pumping and going in to pay inside either Ken or one of his employees told my father when he came for gas just honk horn someone would come out so he wouldn’t have to get out of his car. That’s truely customer care and thanks so much. !!!

If you’re buying gas at a local Sunoco station to get the Price Chopper discount, this is the station at which you should get it. Their gas is the lowest of the ones in the Saratoga area, according to Gas Buddy. Gas here, before the discount was 3 cents a gallon cheaper than the Sunoco on the north side of town, and TWENTY SIX cents cheaper than the Sunoco near I-​87 Exit 15.

So my car broke down and engine was blown. Had the car towed to Kens on the recomendation of my brother in law. Honestly I thought I was going to be in big trouble. But Ken worked with me and found an engine for a fair price and installed it right away.
If you want to work with someone fair, honest and extremely blunt I strongly recommend Kens.
I have been using him for all my cars ever since and would never go anywhere else.

Neeeeever gonna do business here, sorry!
A few months ago I came here to get some work done on my car; serpentine belt and a radiator flush. Got charged full-​price but the car kept running hot, no explanation. Huh! Called the place back and found out they’d poured in fluid but never performed the flush they charged me for. I had to demand they provide the service I’d paid for, and I got nothing but flack.
Fastforward a few months and I’m looking for a new car. I happen to notice a white Grand Am sitting by the road with dealer’s chalk in the windshield and decide (against my better judgement) to take it for a spin.
The engine runs loud, there’s a very definable hesitation, and it’s got pretty high mileage for a Pontiac. Nevertheless, the owner insists on showing me the title and trying to haggle a price. Lo and behold, I ask or the CarFax and there’s a lien on the title to boot!
The owner insists it’s not an active lien, but he only has a release notice from a lien in 2001, and the car history shows a new lien in 2009.
I would never do business there. They’re pretty shady.