Bo's Auto Services Inc AL 35986

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Luke

I called in on June 25th and was told they couldn’t even look at the vehicle until the 30th. Fine. I dropped it off on the 29th (a Sunday) and followed up on the 30th—was told they’d have me “good to go” by the 3rd, just in time for the holiday. So I show up on the 3rd, only to witness two guys tripping over each other with excuses, each seemingly trying to outdo the other in justifying why the vehicle still hadn’t been touched. One of them even swore “on his life” it would be the first vehicle they worked on come Monday, July 7th, right after finishing the one already in the bay. Fast forward to this morning, July 10th—I show up again, and the vehicle has not even moved. The key is still sitting in the visor, exactly where I left it. Not once did anyone from the shop bother to contact me. No updates, no calls, nothing. I came to this shop based on recommendations from locals—but those same people warned me that Bo himself might be retired, and if he was, not to expect much. That warning turned out to be dead on. At this point, it seems this place is only capable of jobs that can be handled by watching a three-minute YouTube tutorial. Totally unprofessional. I’ve wasted over two weeks on empty promises and radio silence.

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Jonathan Hope

Great service and fair prices.

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lastofthefinest

We took my son's car out there 3 times. Never again!!! Bo does not own this place anymore by the way. However, they are still using his name on the building. The first time, it had an oil leak, and the car was going dead. We paid $475 to have the oil leak fixed the first time and we were told the oil probably leaked on the alternator and that was what was causing the car to go dead. When we got the car back, it still had an oil leak, and the car was still going dead. The second time, we paid $750 because they said it needed a new oil filter housing and that's what was causing the continued leak the second time. They said they cleaned the alternator and removed any oil that may have gotten on the alternator causing it to stall out. Both times we got the car back it still had leaks and both times the car would still stall out. I talked to Tanner the new owner and he tried to tell me my son said he hit something in the road that caused the second oil leak after we got it back the first time. My son said he never said anything like that to Tanner. Either way, we shouldn't have gotten back a car with the oil still leaking the first time we got it back. Don't take your cars to these clowns! They want the money but not the work! We could barely tell they did anything to the car.