Denton And Krum Auto Repair

Had a grinding noise and vibration on my car, so being the DIYer that I am, I attempted to fix the problem myself. I checked for broken hub bearings, warped brake rotors, loose or broken struts, and even a broken cv axle. I couldn't find anything, so after a week of searching, a guy at Autozone recommended this place to me. Brought in my car and they took it for a spin around the street. Came back and went straight for the front wheels. Broken bearing, which I couldn't detect. They found the problem right away and was even able to fix it that very same day! If I had done it myself, I would've had to order the hub bearing and have it shipped to my house 3-5 days later! I'm glad the noise is gone and even happier that it was done in a single day. Another thing to mention is that while I was there, a few customers came in and the man at the desk knew them all since they were repeat customers. All I can say is that if there are people repeatedly going here because this place is "their" mechanic, then it's got to be good. I'll definitely go here again if my DIY attempt fails.

The staff were extremely nice and looked at my car for free. Stephen was who i talked to and he was incredibly nice and respectful. I would definitely recommend this to anyone. They know their stuff and will take good care of your car for a good price

Looking forward to Barebones taking care of my car whenever it's needed. Good experience and they gave me confidence in them.

Great people and great work. I have had a lot of work done and alway done right. Fast and friendly. Makes time to talk to you about the issues and even shows you. Always upfront before the repair and keeps their word.

Had a grinding noise and vibration on my car, so being the DIYer that I am, I attempted to fix the problem myself. I checked for broken hub bearings, warped brake rotors, loose or broken struts, and even a broken cv axle. I couldn't find anything, so after a week of searching, a guy at Autozone recommended this place to me. Brought in my car and they took it for a spin around the street. Came back and went straight for the front wheels. Broken bearing, which I couldn't detect. They found the problem right away and was even able to fix it that very same day! If I had done it myself, I would've had to order the hub bearing and have it shipped to my house 3-5 days later! I'm glad the noise is gone and even happier that it was done in a single day. Another thing to mention is that while I was there, a few customers came in and the man at the desk knew them all since they were repeat customers. All I can say is that if there are people repeatedly going here because this place is "their" mechanic, then it's got to be good. I'll definitely go here again if my DIY attempt fails.

Need air conditioning repair. My 2011 Buick Enclave air conditioning was not functioning properly. Barebones Auto Repair fixed the problem and significantly more reasonable than dealer pricing. Works better now than when new.

Great garage! I had the transmission replaced on my Dodge Caravan. The whole thing was shot and the van would barely move. Replacement was the only option. They got a new transmission in (it was used) and replaced my old one. The new tranny wasn't working right. They found the issue and got it covered by the tranny supplier (no expense to me, of course) and had it fixed the next day. My car was delayed about three days due several other complications with this car, but I don't think it's the garage's fault. The work was great and everything runs perfectly now. My only negative comment is lack of communication. I had to call in for almost all the updates on my car and so knocked off a star.

Very professional, friendly, fast, and trustworthy at a great price!! I didn't feel like I was getting the "dumb girl" treatment at all...which was a nice change. He even drove out to meet me where my car died. Great business and great person. Highly recommended.

Yeah, I know, it sounds incredible but I think I've found an honest, reasonably priced, and skilled auto mechanic. The fellow's a certified ASE Master Technician who, as the business name implies, works out of his home's garage. He says he went freelance because he was fed up with the way so many commercial garages unnecessarily maximize service procedures and their costs in order to take advantage of those less-than-mechanically-astute, such as myself. I had a "Check Engine Service" light illuminate on my old Chevy pickup which precluded my getting a state inspection sticker and was dreading a trip to a dealership or independent garage (though I'm certain some are also honest, but which?). After making an easily-arrived-at appointment, he quickly and accurately diagnosed my truck's problem - a failed O2 sensor - and repaired it at what I'm convinced was an entirely reasonable cost. After I'd driven the vehicle for a few miles to reset its monitors, I took it in for its state inspection and it passed with flying colors.