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TKS Automotive

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18335 E San Tan Blvd #Suite 2, Queen Creek, Arizona, 85142, United States
(480) 638-5578
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Nov 30, 2017
The transmission in my 2009 Camry went out while I was visiting a friend here over Thanksgiving. Dan the owner took care of me and got me a great deal on replacing my transmission. Probably one of the most honest shops I’ve ever been to. They will not let you down. 👍

Sep 19, 2017
Located on San Tan Blvd and Power, TKS Auto is within very close proximity to Seville! The owner, Dan is very honest and straight forward and will only make the repair unless you sign off on it. I've used him twice for a personal and work car and he was really good. There is another repair shop right next door to his that also gets good reviews but he is always busy. Dan was able to get me in ASAP.

Oct 5, 2017
I have taken 3 vehicles to TKS in the past 6 months and they have been fantastic. They are very informative as to what needs to be repaired and are clear and honest about the charges associated. They really do care about the quality of the repairs that they do and the service that they provide. I have recommended them to friends who have also been highly satisfied.

Sep 11, 2017
Dan and his staff at TKS are great. We buy older cars and have all our maintenance done by TKS. They are friendly and professional. They bend over backwards to help and they are reasonably priced. Highly recommended.

Oct 19, 2017
Was very impressed with the entire team. They were honest and very informative. Their craftsmanship is very above average also! For reference, Vehicle is a duramax and they changed out the turbo to a SDP 3794 and added a Fass fuel system and did breaks and flashed new tune. Exceptional work fellas!!!!

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