Hall’s Ron-Service Center

I found this place with no references just from passing by. I was a single mother of a 3 yr old with a car electronically breaking down for no obvious reason whenever it felt like it. That was eighteen years ago. I have never used anyone else for car repair since. I am not a family member or was not a family friend but do consider them to be my friends now with the kind of friendly help and advice I have recieved from them through the years.
Ron Hall is as good, straight up honest and helpful as they come. His two sons work with him and they sure did not fall far from that tree. Mrs. Hall is busy all the TIME scheduling, manning the phone, taking messages, ordering and accepting parts from carriers so if you do not get an answer the first time you call, CALL BACK! The woman only has two arms and will help you all she can the minute she can get to you.
I will admit that there are times I have had to wait for service because their schedule was just to full. I waited nine days to get our truck fixed this week and had them put us on the schedule when our turn came. That is only fair to their other patrons. There have also been times I drove up and Ron or Ronnie fixed something small for me while I stood there watching. It is just the luck of the draw on that.
This is a family business with a reputation for integrity which is just not heard of in this day and time. For that reason they stay busy and their lot stays packed. There is a GOOD reason for that. They are simply worth it.
IT is so hard for a WOMAN in a big city to know when she is being jerked around and lied to in the automobile business. That is EXACTLY why I go to Ron Halls. They tell it like it is, pretty or not and if they say it you can take it to the bank.

Yogi Berra supposedly said, «Nobody goes there any more because it is too busy.» That sums up this service center. Ron Hall is the most honest auto mechanic I’ve ever been around. He does great work, and his prices are well below average. Unfortunately, it can take 3 – 4 weeks to get an appointment with him. If you need your car fixed ASAP, you just cannot wait that long.
Last year, my Air Conditioner stopped working around July 4^th. I called and called and called, and nobody answered. So, I had to drive 8 miles over there. They told me they couldn’t look at it until August. By that time, Nashville was sweltering for 14 straight days with temperatures in the triple digits. It turned out, I only needed a simple fuse and could have fixed it myself in 30 seconds if I had known that was the problem. They put in a fuse and didn’t even charge me for it.
If your car needs repair, and you can wait 5 weeks, then definitely give them your business.