Laramie GM Auto Center

We would use them again in the future.

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Did an oil change, said my coolant was low again, but it was only ever and quot;low' when I went there for an oil change, when I went and got the vehicle serviced at my other place there was never a and quot;low' coolant level. I park in my garage, in a brand new home. One would think if it was leaking it would see some evidence of fluid leakage somewhere: one the engine, on the floor, no such evidence was found. Also took it in for service one time and all of a sudden the shock for the rear hatch no longer worked. The one on the right side was out of fluid, well if that blew, and would have lost about a forth of a cup of fluid, that fluid had to go somewhere. There was none. I didn't evaporate, it is hydraulic fluid. See the thing is I used to build and race cars in my younger days, so you can't just tell me something because I am older now and expect me to just say, oh okay young man, sure!! The water pump they told me that was the cause of the fluid leak, and needed to be replaced immediately, well I got over 70,000 additional miles on it. Just because a senior citizen walks in the door, doesn't mean he's stupid. They are obviously generating work at the customer's expense. And the date about is a guess, I have no idea when it was, I know I kept the hatch shocks, and the leaky one didn't even match the other side. and like i said, in my spotless well detailed interior, I would have even a drop of oil, not to mention a whole shock full. And to have it fail immediately after I left the shop, within moments. Not buying this at all, and it isn't the factory original like the other, that 2 points of evidence that is highly questionable. I have had other things that failed right after leaving the shop, but to that I can't prove anything, sometimes things could just happen, but some auto businesses find the need to and quot;generate workand quot;. I have worked in the automotive repair industry for good shops, and know there are bad shops out there that use these tactics. At first I really like Laramie GM, I bought everything for our vehicles from them, but they soon lost my trust.

Very good shop. I brought the car in during the morning and it was done in a few hours. General service is excellent. They are busy so it pays to have an appointment if you don't want to wait at the lube shop. They were very courteous and offered to take me home and pick me up. I would recommend them. Very friendly and price was reasonable. It's always fun to see what new cars are out too while you wait!

The staff was very friendly and answered all my questions. They spent 6 hours with us. The whole time they provided us with coffee and asked if we needed lunch. They answered all our questions. They introduced us to some of their mechanics. It was a great experience.

I had taken my family and two friends to the University of Wyoming football gamein Laramie. Upon leaving the game a bystander pointed out a large oil spot on the pavement underneath my pickup. I had the oil changed in the vehicle just the day before driving to Laramie from Casper and suspected that the oil filter was not properly installed.
I found out that the GM Auto Service Dept. was still open and went directly to there. The people were outstanding! They got me in immediately and within minutes their mechanic had diagnosed the problem (loose oil plug) fixed it and had us on our way, free of charge! The receptionist at the service desk was ever so nice and even entertained out 5 year old grandson taking him to get a bag of popcorn and candy in the main showroom.

They are cheap and they are fast.

Their price is reasonable. They were professional. They were punctual. I would use their services in the future also.