Cooper’s Auto Service

Cooper’s Auto is amazing. I first stumbled upon them when looking for someone to fix my sisters car, being transplants to the area we didn’t know who to trust or go to, but after reviewing multiple different review sites we decided on Cooper’s Auto. They did such a great job with my sister’s rig and were so wonderful to work with I started taking my car there for everything from tune-​ups, battery replacement, break repairs to fluid flushes.
They did not nickel and dime me like the other in-​and-​out oil change places, and I found they are right on with market rates for cost if not more affordable. They are upfront with costs, will try to save you money when they can and work with you on payment options. I have not experienced this level of service and care since living back in the small town I grew up in and going to same mechanics your family has gone to for over 50 years. This is one of those rare, family-​owned, solid business that cares about building long-​term relationships with clients vs. just squeezing a quick, easy-​buck out of people.
I was once again impressed with them a few weeks ago, when I had to quickly go out of town for an interview, days before my appointment for much needed maintenance on my car. They let me drop off my car early and kept it safe and secure for over a week until I could get back to retrieve it. When we arrived to pickup the car, knowing we had just driven from 7 hours away, they met us with cold drinks and a smile, and keys to my car which is now running beautifully! I was lucky enough to get the job I interviewed for, but will be very sad to be moving away from my trusted mechanic team at Cooper’s Auto. I will miss them dearly. My gift to all of you looking for an honest, reliable, reputable mechanic team out there is my recommendation for Cooper’s Auto… a true gem.

Thankful Cooper’s had the records from when my grandma took her (now my) car there for service 4 years ago. They were able to help me figure out if I was getting the right advice now that I’m in Colorado. Candace explained what the shop here is suggesting and how that matches up to what was done before. Really helpful!

I have used Cooper’s Auto Service in the past and would say the service was fair, but what’s has happened to Cooper’s? I recently took my Subaru in for repairs and was very surprised at how expensive their rates were. They did call me to let me know it would be over $ 800 for a starter, alternator and battery which blew me away!!! They said the starter was still ok for now but could go at anytime. So replacing the alternator and battery was all I could do that day. My total $ 456. 00. Now a little over 2 months my car will not start. So my husband goes back to Cooper’s reference the battery being toast. Corry told my husband sometimes that happens and we will take care of it, then when he went to find a battery like ours they were out. Then Corry explained how he would prorate the battery and we would have to pay for a new one. This did not set well with my husband. After further discussion Corry did the right thing and replaced our battery. I’m Not coming back. No one should be put through the ringer for wanting you to stand behind your product and service .
A little advise for Cooper’s
1. Don’t bash and talk trash about your customer after you speak to them on the phone. Not good customer service… no one wants to hear your opinion of how stupid they are because they don’t like your high prices.
2, Get over yourself. Just because you’ve been in business for a long time doesn’t mean your are the best.
3. Get some help.

We’ve been going to them for years for repairs and routine maintenance on our ’01 Honda Civic. They’ve kept the car running well for us. Cost of maintenance and repairs has always been very reasonable. They’ve regularly discouraged me from doing unnecessary repairs.
Recently, when a weird clutch issue proved to be more complicated than they anticipated, they bent over backwards to prevent the saga from becoming a huge hassle and inconvenience to us, and even waived the cost on account of the hassle and our «faithful business».
I felt they went above and beyond. I’m not one who cares much about loyalty to a brand or business, but Coopers is becoming the exception to me.

I’ve been meaning to write a review, because Cooper’s is awesome! Reliable, friendly, reasonable rates. They’ve repaired my ’96 Jeep Cherokee several times and each time did a great job. Most recently, my 98 Honda Odyssey needed a new battery and they replaced it cheap and then washed my car and vacuumed the front AND THE BACK. Ok, so I know that vacuuming isn’t really a mechanic’s job, but this tired mama was so thrilled. Thanks Cooper’s for always being there when I need you. You rock!

Reliable and efficient, this auto shop has a good reputation locally and they live up to it. Their service is perfectly fine and they are able to provide some good customer care. Doing business with Cooper’s was a decent experience and I’m happy to recommend them.

We’ve been using Coopers for about six years after finding them on Angie’s List. I made the mistake .ONE TIME. of taking my car elsewhere for a repair that was needed on a weekend. After a disastrous result, I took the car back to Cooper’s and they fixed the problem… AND they had the other company cover the cost! I won’t make that mistake again. They always get back to me with what work is needed .and what work can wait .with costs for both. Many times the cost has actually come in UNDER their estimate! As to the person who gave the one star rating…7 years ago? Really???

I have a 4wd vehicle. I had the transfer case serviced at coopers 7 years ago. Since then it has not been touched. I tried to remove the fill plug from the transfer case today and discovered that the fill plug was damaged from previous work. I called to ask for their help to resolve the situation and was told that I need to take responsibility for the damage. I’m having it towed to another shop to get it repaired and they’ll get the bill for the tow and the repair. The guy I talked to told me it had been too long. I was amazed that a shop with such a stellar reputation would respond this way even though they had a record of them doing the work.

I was having trouble with my car on a Saturday afternoon 11÷19÷11 across the street from Cooper’s. I went across the street to try and get what I needed and noticed the sign said they were closed on Saturday and Sunday, but there was a guy behind the counter that looked like he was maybe looking for parts from a book and the shelves or something so I knocked to see if he could maybe help me out.
Now I realize it is a Saturday and the sign said closed, but the guy would not even come to the door when I knocked. He just looked at me and went to the back of the store in the parts shelving area. I just thought if someone is there they could at least come to the door and see what was going on being it is an automotive type place.

This place is as good as it gets. I found them knowledgable, fair, and fast.
I go there for all my car needs, from oil changes to major engine work. They seem unbiased when recommending for or against some work and help me weigh the pros and cons. Sometimes they actually argue against having certain work done or give me good pros and cons to help me decide. Bottom line, no pressure.
Once they diagnosed my car with a problem only the dealer could fix. No charge. That is honest and fair.