Ramsower's Automotive

I had Jack put a lift kit on my new Rubicon. He did fantastic work, I was pleased with the aesthetics however more importantly the ride afterward. As promised he did fantastic work. I couldn't be anymore happier because of the time and dedication to this project being done right the first time. My Jeep now looks great, drives great, and I have a fantastic mechanic. I will be taking all my vehicles to Ramsower's Automotive from here on out.

My truck has been in this shop for an extremely long time because the owner refuses to give it back to me so I can take it to get tires, paint and interior work done by someone else. When my boyfriend did try to bring it to me, it overheated. We should have kept it anyway because getting it back has been impossible. The owner refuses to give me an invoice and he has nothing in writing to show me. I have reported him to the BBB. It was taken to him by my boyfriend because they are friends, however it's my truck, and he knows it, and he will not give it to me.

Took my 67 GTO to Ramsowers. I had been to other shops in town, they had it for over a week, worked on it but it ran just slightly better. Jack and his team did a great job. I brought it in and they had it back to me a few hours later running better than it ever has.They even washed it for me. I highly recommend this place for someone looking for an honest locally owned place.

I had my Cadillac Escalade esv in for check engine and stabiiitrack issues. The team at Ramsower's were friendly and worked quickly to get me a diagnosis, quote and then completed the work immediately following my approval. I am happy to have found a mechanic I can trust that charges a fair price for their services. The best part was they obviously like what they do and care about who they are doing it for, everyone was upbeat and smiling at each interaction. Thanks Ramsower's!

I have to second Marty J.'s comment on here. I went to Ramsower's about a year ago to check an alighment issue on my 98' Ford Windstar. They told me it was going to be $500 for just the parts and didn't recommend I do the work. They told me with a car that old it wasn't worth it.Any mechanic that can give me a straight story about what's worth fixing or not will always get my patronage. Highly recommend this repair shop.

Horrible rude mean and will never do business with them on anything. Called and had a question in regards to a few vehicles and wouldn't even let me ask my questions.

I needed a shop to diagnose a cranking but no start. They said I don't drive it enough and to get a battery maintainer. $150 + to tell me that. I pick up car and next day it won't start. I called them and the guy came back and asked me if they brought up the fact that they had to smack the fuel tank to get it to start, and that the fuel pump is going out. I said: "No, and why wouldn't they tell me that? That's the whole reason I was in there to begin with?" When replacing the fuel pump the ground wire was completely charred and burned up at the connector. I'm lucky it didn't ignite the fuel inside the tank. This is robbery. Even if they were clear and accurate to diagnose, that should've been at most a $50 ordeal. $0 is actually more like it. Never again. I'll let Scotty Kilmer know and go find an honest mechanic.

so backstory i had one of jacks emplyees stop my son and called me the emplyees said my son chipped a car window so i gave my info for the owner the whole time the employee is going on hiw hes going to beat my 13 yr olds ass and cussing acting ignorant the whole time. so i finally talk to jack the owner who is just as hostile as the employee. i was going to set up arrangement for damage since im on disability. but all i was greeted with is disrespect and threats.

I called to schedule an estimate for a routine clutch job (clutch slipping.) I was told it would be at least a week before they could look at it. When I said "never mind, it can't wait that long," I was then told they could get me in 4 (work) days later, so the appointment was scheduled for a Wednesday at 7:30 am.I showed up right on time expecting to wait while they came up with an estimate. Nope! I was told "they don't do that" as they have no waiting room and was short a technician that morning -- I would have to leave the car. I didn't plan for that, plus had no ride home so I said "never mind, I'll take the car elsewhere." The receptionist huffed off with my keys mumbling that he'd have to look at it himself. Well, excuse me for bringing you my business. So much drama just to get a routine estimate.Another gentleman was headed to my car with the keys, so I intercepted him and asked that if it was this much of a problem to give me an estimate, what time frame should I expect for work to begin. He told me that would be later the following week. I took the keys from him and left.What part of "it can't wait that long" did they not comprehend? This was my first (and last) time to Ramsower's since it changed hands. (Before that, I'd had repairs done there as far back as the 1970's)I took it straight to another shop where they came up with an estimate while I stood at their counter. They started work that day.

I read the reviews online looking for a business that could repair my loose steering in my truck. Ramsower's inspected my truck and told me the gear box needed replacing to correct my loose steering. I told them to replace it. Later, they called again and told me the Pitman Arm also needed to be replaced. Once again I told them to replace the arm as well. $ 905.24 later, I drove my truck home. That's when I noticed fluid on my driveway. The Gear box that was replaced had leaked dry on my way home. Took the truck back in to Ramsower's and left my truck once again. Later that day Chris called my wife and told her it was only a bad O ring and they replaced it and all was well. He then told her that my radiator was leaking and it would cost $ 603.00 to fix. He then told her he was concerned that the radiator would run dry on our drive home. She told him that she hadn't noticed any leaks on the garage floor and that I had not mentioned any leaks or over heating on the truck. She told him to not do anything to the radiator. I once again picked up my truck and all seemed fine. The next week I drove into town and went to put my truck into park and it would NOT go into gear. I took my truck to another mechanic and was told that a nut had come loose off of my transmission. I told him the work that I had done on the truck by another, and asked him to check things out. Including the radiator. The radiator did have a slight leak in it and the only thing wrong with the transmission was the loose bolt, but the Gear box that Ramsower's had put on looked like an old one that someone had painted and was no good.