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Kohler Auto Repair

5758 Darrow Rd, Hudson, OH 44236, USA

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Place Types Car repair
Address 5758 Darrow Rd, Hudson, OH 44236, USA
Coordinate 41.2218298,-81.440723
Website http://kohler-auto-repair.edan.io/
Rating 4.5
Compound Code 6HC5+PP Hudson, OH, USA

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Jason (11/22/2019)

::BOTTOM LINE:: simply the best shop in the area, reliable, reasonable prices, and honest servicen::PRO:: the shop has been here for decades and is held in VERY high regard in a town that's very particular about their businesses. service is always extremely friendly, honest, and accommodating.n::CON:: it's a small shop, so they might not always be able to get to you right away, but they WILL certainly try to

Joy Capper (03/05/2020)

We have been using the Kohler brothers for the last five years. They are awesome! Gary always gets back to me, even on a Sunday, to try and fit our car in asap. The value is unbeatable. They are very honest, and just good people.nTheir father owned the shop and then they took over, and I will be very sad when they retire, because I'm afraid it will be bought out by someone outside of the family. Until then, however, our cars will be going there for repairs and oil changes!

Michele Jones (02/12/2020)

Gets us in quickly and done when promised. Nice guys. Knows what they are doing.

Aaron Neumann (03/31/2019)

BE WARNED: I really wanted Kohler to be my new go to shop for car repair, but sadly they are not an honest shop. I took my wife’s Mazda5 there to fix a suspension rattle. He quickly diagnosed it, gave me a call, and quoted me a price to replace the control rod at around $100. Great, I thought! I was expecting much more! Went in a picked up the car and sure enough, the rattle was gone. Fast forward two months and I’m putting on winter tires and I find that the control rod was not replaced, but simply removed, to fix the rattle. This control rod is not necessary to support the weight of the vehicle, but is necessary to stabilise the car in emergency manoeuvres. Apparently it is a common scam to remove it to fix a rattle, which is what Kohler did, when on my invoice it is clearly written replace. Not only that, but they left the wire for the abs sensor and that bracket dangling. I should have taken it directly back and confronted them, but I really didn’t want them touching the car again, so I took it to my old shop whom I trust.