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5870 W 56th Ave, Arvada, Colorado, 80002, United States
(303) 425-0200 coloradoengine.com
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Jun 8, 2018
Ripping people off and breaking things in the process. They didn't put a bunch of skrews and bolts back in, and I'm always finding something new they messed up on my brothers truck. Gave him a long run-around even with multiple other mechanics showing them what they did wrong. It's easy to tell that most of the positive reviews are fake. No one talks or writes like that.

Jan 31, 2018
Big thank you to Terry, and Tony over at Colorado Engine. Took my truck to another mechanic and was told I needed a new engine, so based off of stellar online reviews i took my truck to Colorado engine. They took the time to diagnose the engine before just replacing it and called to let me know that it didn't in fact need a new engine, rather just some minor repairs. Thanks for saving me Five grand! Will definitely be a return customer. If you need engine repair or replacement, these are the people to see. Fair, Honest, and economical. THANKS COLORADO ENGINE

Feb 28, 2018
My experience with colorado engine in Arvada CO was good. The employees and the owner we're great. The 350 engine we purchased runs like a top. I would recommend that you call them.

Mar 13, 2018
These guys are awesome . Very helpful. I will definately go back.

Mar 13, 2018
I contacted Colorado Engines for a price qoute for new remanufactured factory engine after a mechanic from a different shop had diagnosed a cracked head on my daughters vehicle. I spoke with George at Colorado Engines about some concerns that I had about remanufactured factory engines and the business of replacement engines. I looked at tons of reviews from different suppliers. Some good some not so good....and I must admit that I unfairly passed judgment on the good people of Colorado Engines. I assumed they were trying to take advantage of my daughters situation. I tried to make a deal off the price that George quoted me through email. George called me and we talked for good while.... He answered my questions, he seemed to gracefully forgive me for being an ignorant ass... (I am saying that about myself). George was very patient with me. After I hung up the phone, I continued to look at Jasper, Powertrain products, and Remann and a few more Remanufactured engine suppliers. I got a lot of emails from these places to buy from them. After a few day George had Terry from his shop call me and see if I had anymore questions. Terry asked me how I knew the engine had a cracked head and offered to do a diagnoses on the engine. I agreed..... thinking the entire time that I was going to have to help my daughter pay this bill. The appointment was made for a Tuesday Morning. My daughter dropped it off, and went to work. She was anxiously waiting for the bad news. They had the truck for most of the day, looked it over, took it for a good long spin and told my daughter that there was no need to change the engine. NOW... here's the best part! George knew that I had already planned on buying an engine to help my daughter out and I already said I'd be paying for it. That folks is good business in my book! He could have easily told us that we needed a new engine and it would have been easy money for them. Instead, he did the right thing I am forever grateful to George and Terry at Colorado Engines in Arvada. He has earned my daughters future business with her vehicle needs. Thank you and GOD bless you!

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