Guess Auto Service

I chose "Biased customer" regarding my relationship with this shop because I have taken all my auto work (with the obvious exception of warranty work) there since before Tommy Guess died.Tom was honest to a fault, and a VERY good mechanic. David Byers got his start working for Tommy, and after Tommy's death, bought the business from his widow, Marianne. Several other people that I know (including my son, Mark) won't take their vehicles anywhere else. Mark and David worked together at Tommy's when they were teenagers. I am not only "biased" but I'm also "faithful."

great guys and do good work, always polite, only complant is they do not open on saturday.

I worked here when I was in high school in the mid 1970s. It was a Texaco service station in those days. Although it is located adjacent to a major highway, their business was primarily local repeat customers. They no longer sell gasoline. They have always been honest and I have referred many friends to them. I trust them completely and it is the only place that I will take my cars.

After shopping around to find someone who would work on mycar without messing up something else, I remembered that my friend used to use TGAS, so I took my car them. That was several years ago and they're still working on my car. Honest, friendly and knowledgable, that's how I'd describe them.

I've done business with them for about 11 years. David Byers is a great master mechanic, and I actually enjoy taking my car in for service, because the staff are so nice. There is no nearby public transit, but they are very accommodating about providing rides for customers when needed. Only once did I have to take a car back, and they were very pleasant about making good on their work. One time they sent me to a dealer, because they felt a problem was a manufacturing defect, and GM subsequently covered the cost of the repair. The honesty factor really hit home at that point, because they could have charged me thousands for a differential rebuild.