Auto Station

I brought my car to Auto Station thinking the brakes needed replacing. After an evaluation, they assured me the brakes were fine and recommended a system bleed and fluid replacement . GREAT SERVICE!

They did a head gasket on my 2017 RAM 1500 and a couple of repairs on my 2017 Explorer. Very friendly people, easy to approach and to communicate with. Good quality. I can only recommend them.

Every time I need work done on my vehicle, the first place that comes to mind is Auto Station. I’ve been coming here for several years, and they’ve consistently treated me with respect while taking great care of my car. I’ve been to many mechanic shops over the years, but this is one place I can truly rely on and trust to get the job done right. The service is excellent, and the staff is amazing. I’d also like to give a special shout-out to Jessica and Dylan!

Had an excellent experience here! The team was super polite, honest, and upfront from the start. I had been getting the runaround from another auto shop, so I decided to come here for a second opinion. They took great care of my car, did quality work, and charged a fair price. I really appreciate their honesty and professionalism—definitely my go-to shop from now on. Highly recommend!

Known Lance for years and he's always been fair and trustworthy. Dylan and Jessica are cut from the same cloth they're good people who you can trust.

Once again, I am beyond impressed with the service I received at Auto Station! From start to finish, Lance, Dylan, Jessica and their entire team went above and beyond to resolve my car issue. They worked tirelessly, paying attention to every detail, and did so with such honesty and integrity—traits that are hard to come by these days. It's clear they truly care about their customers and take pride in their work. I couldn't be more grateful for and appreciative of their dedication and transparency throughout the entire process. A true gem of a shop honoring high quality, superb service and fair pricing. We've been coming here for 30 years and will definitely keep returning for our future car needs. Y'all truly are one in a million! Highly recommended!! Chris & Angela Flott

I've been having a hard time finding a reliable place to get my cars serviced/fixed until I found them thanks to a friend. Great service, very fair prices and they don't try to sell you a bunch of unnecessary stuff, I'm not very knowledgeable about cars or mechanics but I definitely feel like I can trust them and they won't take advantage as most places I've been. Definitely recommend them.

My husband and I have brought our vehicles here on numerous occasions and they're always friendly, honest and helpful. They give information about potential maintenance or future concerns without selling you anything you don't need. It seems like they genuinely care and are well- liked by clients and other related businesses (my tow truck driver loves Auto Station, too).

I've been to many places throughout the years. I've also lived abroad, in some of the most dangerous countries in the world. I’ve been to some of the most awesome places, yet also some of the most messed up places that this world has to offer. Enough about my background. Anyway, back when I was in Beirut, my apartment complex's handyman was a retired mechanic and automobile assembler. He was a native Arabic speaker, and he spoke fluent German. He barely spoke English. He worked for Volkswagen's Wolfsburg plant in Germany. I realized at one point that I need to borrow or rent someone’s car to do my job. My former landlord had a 1982 Volkswagen Mk1 GTI. Abdul Rahman was always eager to make sure that the GTI was always working at its best. Abdul Rahman was a friend. I’d invite him over to my apartment, and I’d offer him some of my German beer stash. I invited him sometimes, because after a long day of my journalism work, I didn’t feel like inviting any of my other friends, and I was too tired to go to the pubs. So, I invited him. He was always around, because he lived nearby. We talked about politics, cars, etc... He enjoyed the conversation so much that he noticed I was driving an old GTI, he came running to me whenever he seen me in the car or around the car. He would say “How are you? Can I take a look at it to make sure the car is running fine?” I said, "ok". This guy was always fixing things on this car. I didn’t pay him anything. He would call someone for a part, and they came on a scooter. They brought the proper oil, the proper oil filter, the proper gasket, belt, etc. Then, he would wrench away, and the car never skipped a beat. He just did this since appreciated the company of a bloke like me, to invite him over for a chat, and who offered him good beer. I know you can't recreate an original or recreate an Abdul Rahman in this world, but there's always the next best thing. Auto Station is the next best thing. Auto Station is the next best thing in terms of sincerity, honesty, and loyalty. On the various cars I needed work done to, they gave me an honest answer, and they never tried to sell me things that I didn’t need. They also did identify issues another shop, which will remain nameless, screwed up on. If that’s not enough, I took my BMW 3er to get looked at by Auto Station. Lance, the owner of Auto Station, personally came out of the shop, looked at the struts and shocks, while I turned the wheel so he could get a better look of the struts. Anyway, the struts were almost shot on the car. Please name another shop in Omaha, where the owner, will come out and identify the issues of the car in front of his own shop (and I'm a New Yorker)? Did I mention that Lance sent me a fully detailed, personal text message to price the repair of the struts, new springs, and shocks? Finally, the point that really matters is that Lance and Dylan… as well as the rest of the crew at Auto Station is the closest thing to Abdul Rahman that I will get. Their service, their care, and their no frills... no bullshitting is the closest thing to Abdul Rahman I will get to. I value this. I cannot stand some of the bilking and frauds other shops and dealerships do . The automotive world is a bang your head against the wall industry… it’s market is evil, and the person and customer often doesn’t benefit. You cannot make investments unless you own some old, barely driven, unmolested version of a legendary car. The auto industry has roots to the oil wars of the Middle East, which I’m very familiar with, especially in terms of gas mileage. It has some of the stingiest sellers and buyers… it has some of the world’s most corruption. Many of the nicest cars are mechanical failures and mechanical nightmares. When it comes to autos, you just have to understand what you’re buying, and what’s the best way to fix it. A place like Auto Station makes that possible… in the best possible way. Alas, I attached a personal photo from Beirut that shows some of the chaos that resides ,or should I say reigns, in their automotive world.

I took my 85 silverado with a brand engine in to them because of a leaky valve cover and leaking tail shaft cover on my transfer case..i was charged for both repairs being completed..1 day after picking it up my valve covers were leaking twice as bad and the transfer case tail housing was also still leaking...when inspecting, I discovered both valve covers were now leaking and had engine oil all over the bottom of my oil pan I section cover on my transmission and also all over my headers...