Troy Auto Service - Olympia (WA)

5 /5 Joshua Osiris: Troys has been phoenominal for both me and my girlfriend. Theyve done work ranging from replacement of a transmission to simple stuff like spark plugs. Every interaction has been positive and simple. They are exactly what I want and expect of a repair shop. I almost didnt want to post a review because then the secret would be out, but I gotta give them their credit for taking such good care of us. Thanks guys! - Josh & Liz

5 /5 John Dupuy: Brought my Accord in as my brakes felt a little squishy. John called not long after and said it wasnt much of a concern but he would bleed them to be sure. When I went to pick the car up and pay he said not to worry about it. I appreciate Johns honesty and service! Update: Ive also taken my Mazda3 here to have some sway bar bushings replaced. After initially replacing them with OEM rubber, the bushings started to squeak (as they had prior to replacement) about a week later. I took the car back and John & his team replaced them with polyurethane bushings free of charge and Ive not had any squeaks since. John does right by his customers and I appreciate that.

5 /5 Loretta S.: Seeking a second opinion with J&H service saved me thousands on car repairs. They ran engine block tests and found no evidence of a need for head gasket repair like I was told from a previous local mechanic shop. Not only did they save me on unnecessary repairs, the shop finished the work in a couple hours going beyond my expectations despite being busy. I was more than pleasantly surprised by the excellent service and I am never going anywhere else for my repairs.

5 /5 Joel Anderson: We don’t always have car trouble, but when we do we take it to Troy Auto. They have always been honest and done good work for us. Most recently my wife’s Kia needed a tow hitch replaced on recall. We took it to the Kia dealership for them to perform the recall. I decided to have them take a look at an (admittedly) bad oil leak. Kia performed the recall and told us the oil leak would close $6,000 to fix because it had progressed from the oil pressure switch to other systems and wiring harnesses and everything was fried. Time for a second opinion! Enter Troy Auto who (correctly) diagnosed the leak as coming from the oil pressure switch. No other issues were noted. They fixed the issue for about $200. The car has been running great since then, no oil leaks, and no other issues that would have been present with $6,000 worth of damage. They have also, on previous repair, been nice enough to give me wife a ride to work when she dropped it off for a different issue. That was completely unexpected and she really appreciated it! These are good people. Highly recommend.