Lee Hill Auto Service

First and last time. Went in to repair the ambient temperature sensor (average repair cost $140-$200) and ended up paying $476. Couple issues: (1) the shop doesn’t follow their own operating hours. (2) they insist on charging a $190 diagnostic fee, even when you have completed the diagnosis. While I was told the diagnostic fee would likely cover the time of the repair (which averages less than an hour), the $476 repair cost came as a shock. Also, the diagnostic fee only covers an OBD scan and the issue at hand (versus other shops that conduct a complete inspection). (3) Was charged for repair parts, even when I provided all parts and was told they didn’t needed any other parts to effect the repair. (4) Was charged a credit card fee, even when I paid with a debit card. When I pointed to their sign and told them it was misleading, I was told they would correct it in the future but was not given a refund.

One of the best auto shops I have been to. Originally had gone to the Jeep dealer and was quoted $3300 to fix an AC issue that would take them a few days to complete. I found Lee Hill Auto Service online and gave them a call. I was able to bring my car to them the very next day and they completed the service that same day. Brandon was very helpful and insightful. He showed me that I didn’t even need a $1000 part that the dealership said I needed. All in all, with an AC compressor install, evac and recharge, a complete coolant flush, and brake fluid flush. I was out the door $1800. Practically half the cost and a quarter of the time it would have taken at the dealer. They even went above and beyond to fill up my tire that has a slow leak and I didn’t even ask them to look at it. Even afterwards they inspect the vehicle and give you a detailed report of what it might need in the future. I would highly recommend them.