Steve’s Automotive is so helpful in finding the problem with my car(Dodge). Their mechanics are detailed in letting us know whats the problem and giving a fair cost of the damage. I recommend Steve’s Automotive for your car care needs.

Efficient, reasonable, great shuttle service.

I stopped by Steve’s Automotive getting some advice on fixing my car mirror. A mechanic named Ruben greeted me with warmth and genuine kindness. He examined my mirror and just fixed it without me even getting out of my car. When I tried to pay him, he said he did it just to help. He said, “ I try to help one person everyday, you are that person today.” It’s truly a beautiful place to get services, or just to meet their wonderful people.

Had a little problem they fixed it. No problem...

The customer service was amazing, they helped me find a coupon online and were helpful and informative on my car

The customer service is great, they have wonderful deals if you're ballin' on a budget, and the work they do is trustworthy.

Quick appointment before I went out of town. Got me right in and the receptionist is so kind and sweet. Shes my granddaughters new best friend 🤗

Spent $3300 to get engine light repair and light still comes on. Unempressed

I brought my car to Steve's automotive specialists after reading great reviews and getting a slightly higher than average but still pretty reasonable quote over the phone, $300 to fix a wheel bearing. I experienced pretty decent service (A free shuttle to my favorite coffee shop while I waited!) and what I would call run of the mill price gouging/extortion. After they had taken my car apart - and authorized a charge of $185 to do so- they called and said it would be almost $900 to replace the bearing, because I hadn't specified that my car has two wheel bearings on each side instead of one like most cars. (Which is silly for a number of reasons, I was looking at the factory service manual diagram while on the phone with them for the quote and specifically asked if it would cost more for having two bearings, and then they said they looked up parts to make sure they were available so there shouldn't have been any surprises there, also twice the parts equals 3x the price.. how?) In the end I was able to talk them down to $516 dollars for the repair, still almost double the original quote, no specifications for what their hourly rate for labor is on the work order, and a ridiculous markup on the parts (or is 250-500% normal for mechanics?) The best part, the bearing they replaced still makes noise! I was left with such a bad taste in my mouth that I still haven't called them about the problem. I guess my search for a trustworthy mechanic in the Salt Lake Valley continues. Update: I had to replace the inner of the two bearings they worked on in my wheel after ~13k miles, I put in a quality Timken bearing myself, it cost me $20 retail. Hmm.