Gils Garage

Gills is the top shop in town, the crew is great, they are convenient, friendly and fair priced.

Brought my old 91 Astro van in for a radiator. No one else would touch it for fear of it falling apart and not being able to find parts. Gil’s accepted the challenge with a smile and a wink! Not only did they have the job done in a mere 2 hours, the mechanic, Jeff, is the best Ive ever seen in my 35 year professional driving career! These guys are complete and total PROS! The rates are very reasonable, the guys are nothing but professional, you’re in and out, you can EAT off the garage floor its so clean-​where have these guys been my whole life? Do yourself a HUGE favor-don’t screw around with anyone else-​THESE GUYS ARE THE ABSOLUTE BEST!!! THANKS GUYS!!!

Brought my 99 jeep tj for an alignment. My service technician Matt was extremely knowledgable on wranglers. Being a jeep enthusiast himself, he went over the entire truck with me while it was on the lift. Lots of good pointers and reccomendations. I 100 percent reccomend Gills for your automotive repairs. I will definitely be back for work I can Not perform myself. Thanks!

Had these folks install an aftermarket muffler system. Friendly, accommodating, efficient and professional are the attributes I find that apply. John, customer service adviser and Matt are the folks I felt with and I’m very pleased with the results.

I was not impressed with Gill’s garage. I have been getting their flyer in the mail continually for the last few months, so when It was time to get new front brake pads the other day I decided to give them a try. When I had the pads put on 25 to 30,000 miles ago, all of the rotors were replaced. Of course you expect places like Midas or Monroe to rip you off, I had hoped this shop being an independent might be a little more reasonable. But that was not the case for brakes. They are just like any of the commercial shops and will tell you you need rotors, even when they’re perfectly fine. Of course I wouldn’t want the shop to not do a proper job when it comes to brakes, but these guys are a run-​of-​the-​mill sell you everything new kind of shop. Instead of replacing the pads as I asked they put new rotors on too. The parts, even with rotors, can be purchased for about $ 70-​$ 80. And it may have taken them an hour to change them on the two wheels. The total they charged for the work they did was $ 450. I think that’s very excessive to charge that much for brake pads on a clean mazda. So I gave them a try, but I will never bring another one of my cars back there. They charge $ 95 an hour for labor, and believe me they will hit you as hard as they can for any repair. Of course these days, there aren’t many shops left that will actually fix the problem without telling you you need everything new, but I still hold out hope that a local shop exists. While I haven’t tried them yet, there is a shop called Jay’s locally that supposedly will replace brake pads and rotors for $ 400 for ALL 4 wheels. At Gils you will be looking at about $ 1000 for that same work…