All Valley Auto & Diesel CO 81211

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Joseph Daryl

Well I don't know where to start. First of all I was barely able to get communication with the mechanic Dan who was supposed to be working on my truck. Then when I had questions about my vehicle had to go through the secretary for everything that I wanted to ask the mechanic which does a customer no good at all. Pissed me off from the start. Then had them do a few front end parts to tighten up the wobble but after doing the work it still had a terrible death wobble. The mechanic Dan who owns the shop told me personally "I know what will fix the wobble it is the control arms and if you have me put them in it will stop the death wobble for sure"! I asked him how much it would cost and he quoted me another $1,500 on top of the $1,000 in parts and labor already done. I told Dan "okay well I don't have the money to just be replacing parts trial and error so are you 100 percent certain this control arm will fix my problem" ? Dan assured me it would be fixed and there would not be any issues after I did the work he recommended. After I left him the truck for over a week I got the truck back and the wobble was worse than it was before. I was extremely upset to say the least. And when I called to complain about the problem still existing I never got a response and I was forced to talk to the secretary and did not get any where whatsoever. I then attempted to get a refund on the work he did which he assured me would fix the issue and do not and Dan fought me with my credit card company until I was forced to pay the bill for his shoddy work. I have nothing good to say about this outfit. Lies and deception and fraud and manipulation that's all I got. This review will hopefully save someone like me from being a victim again. Do not recommend. All you had to do Dan was refund me the money you used for your shoddy work and trial and error.

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Greg Bachel

I needed a bolt for the tie rod (I think that's what it's called). I had the jeep towed to their facility on a Sunday. On Monday I spoke to a young lady that while the jeep was in the shop to give it a once over. Meaning check all hoses, belts, brakes, etc. I saw her write it down on the work order. A couple of days later I called for the status & not done. Then I drove to the shop and spoke to the owner, I think, and saw my keys on the counter asked if it was done. He didn't know about checking the belts etc. Then I called on Friday and they're closed. I stopped in and asked the young lady if the 05 jeep was done.(it's now been 2 weeks) She went in back, spoke to a mechanic again I believe is the owner, came back and said I needed a head gasket. WHAT it's a new motor. She asked this guy come talk to me and he said are you the guy that needs a new head gasket. NO ITS A NEW MOTOR. whatever i asked how much I owe for the bolt. $140.00 I'm assuming it's their minimum charge ok fine. Here's the REAL kicker, it had rained a little on Sunday and Monday the day I picked up the jeep. I asked him if they had put the top on the jeep because of the rain? "His response was where was the top" i said it's on the back end of the jeep like most jeeps. Whatever. Got home and I kid you not I used a shop vac and got almost 2 gallons of water out of the jeep.

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pat livecchi

Almost tried to hug these guys. Leaving 11 Mile SP noticed my hitch was messed up. The cushion pin had popped out and was wedged between the upper & lower mounting bolts….and bent, along with the set screw on the bottom. It included stabilizing bars for the trailer we were pulling. Was going thru Buena Vista onto Taylor Reservoir (we’re from AZ) so called ahead and pulled in. They undersold and over delivered. My options didn’t look good. Less than an hour later they handed back the fixed hitch. Big kudos to these folks!