Ashland Auto Repair

I've been to a few places in town, and I cannot recommend these folks enough. They have always been extremely competent and thorough in their work, not to mention offering reasonable prices. Unlike some other places in town, they truly seem to have the wellbeing of their customers as a top priority, giving honest diagnoses and estimates and charging just as much as they need to without upselling. From small maintenance to larger fixes, can't recommend Ashland Auto Repair enough!

Great service and staff. Reasonable pricing. My go-to for auto repairs in Ashland. Also close to downtown - fun things to do while a vehicle is being worked on.

I've been taking my cars to Ashland Auto Repair for five years now, and I feel so grateful to have found such a reliable shop! Jesse and Alira give you honest appraisals of what's needed - what's urgent and what's not. The work is top notch and the cost is reasonable. Great mechanics!

Alira has either no personality or she just decided I wasn’t worth being nice to. She was nice over the phone initially though telling me they work on lots of Ford Escapes and fuel pump/sensor issues are very common in their shop, yet as soon as I showed up with my car, she kept her conversation to minimum. They charged $50 for a diagnostic, told me it’ll run about $1,000 to replace a fuel pump without telling me how much they charge for the labor per hour. She also told me my car battery needed to be replaced because car stopped running, which was hard to believe as to the battery check was fine recently. Anyway, a week later I brought it in at my appointment and Jesse called profusely apologizing that the person who gave the diagnostic was wrong and this wasn’t a type of repair they coul

(Null) While I don’t wish to disparage any small business, I know right from wrong—and in my case something went very wrong. I had brought in a vehicle (an ‘82 Subaru GL) after it was used without my permission and totaled without apology. Not only did the shop allow the people who damaged my car dictate what would be done with it—I was offering to replace the engine after a pressure test but was told it didn’t make sense for “everybody” (although “everybody” did not own the car, pay for the car, its insurance, towing and repairs, or wiper fluid of course). They then allowed an unidentified “white tow truck” to tow it off their lot without even calling me after the fact. I found out later after having to get in touch with police. The shop claimed to have no security footage and no further