LEEP'S HIGHWAY GARAGE

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everything worked well

I dropped my Chevy Venture off at 7:15 am on a Monday morning. By 9:30 they had called me with several options. By noon they had called to say the work was finished and the vehicle could be picked up. I've used Leeps on many occasions and have always been please with the quality and price of their work.

The initial inspection of the problem was accurate. The radiator water leak was hard to locate because it was spraying over such a large area. Leeps found the problem, recommended that at the age of the Chevy Venture Van (130,000 miles) all the hoses and the water pump should be changed out. I felt that it was a good reminder on their part. They finished the job promptly and it has worked well since.

The gentleman who towed my car was very courteous to my 84 year old mother, but I was not happy with the overall price of towing my car 8 miles to the repair shop.

The overall experience was fantastic. They were very professional and always accurate in their time estimates. What struck me the most was an absolute feeling that I could trust them to fix my car without upcharging me in any way. They went above and beyond for a relatively small job and the moment I joined Angie's list I looked them up to give them their due.

Leep's was able to fit us in - we called for an appointment (instead of just driving up there), and even though they seemed pretty booked up, they fit us in. They called within a few hours with an estimate, and had the work done either that night or by the next morning. We didn't shop around for prices, so I can't really comment on that, but they seemed really straight forward with us. I'll go back there until I have a reason not to.

Professional service, punctual, good quality work.

Tie rod was worn and becoming a hazard. I was planning a trip and thought this would be a good time to replace it. Before traveling extended miles at high speeds.

I was amazed at the high price they quoted for the work. They found a problem with an electronic module, then said it needed fuel line work, a major tune-up and brake line work. I know cars and knew that they were listing things that were not needed and over-pricing as well. I took the car back and made the repairs myself for about $200. They also kept the car for 3 days while they were coming up with the quote, which was much longer than they should have.