Cunningham Brothers

My 1999 Ford E 250 van was running rough. The code on the trouble light said there was an issue with cylinder #2. The quoted me $55 to trouble shoot the problem. Then they came back and said it would be another $100 to find the problem. They measured voltages and ohmed wires all to find that the fuel injector needed to be replaced. Bottom line it was over $450 to fix the problem. Wow really just be aware that it cost lots to do simple things.

They are okay, but I didn't have the greatest experience. The job they ended up doing was fine I guess. It was a little pricey after checking around with other shops about the work done. And it was a little weird going there for a first time. They were too busy the first day I brought it in, so I came back the next day. I left it, and they didn't have a lot in front of me that day, but it still seemed like they took their time getting to it to diagnose and repair. Then they didn't even get to it that day but instead the end of the day after that. And they didn't even get to the repairs until near the end of the third day there, finishing mid day 4 of it being there.

It seems that a lot of service type businesses take their vans and trucks there, so maybe those guys just always have precedence over regular people off the street. They were fine as far as work done, but I probably wont go back there. Why go back if takes them almost a work week for what is maybe a 5-6 hour job. I have no idea why they get such high ratings, and people rave about them.

Avery said the business did a pretty good job but after he left the facility, his vehicle was making a weird noise.

Erika said the staff did not repair the issue correctly the first time. She had to return three times for the same issue.

Nicolas said he went in recently with a shaky steering wheel on his vehicle and was told needed a brand new tie rod. The tie rod would had cost him $600. He went to another business and it was not the tie rod that was the problem. He had brakes done before but they were gone out by a year.

Weldon said he was satisfied with the work that this business did.

Kyle said the initial quote for the diagnostic was $90 and the tow fee was $52. After the business serviced his vehicle, he was told that the diagnostic fee would be $142 along with the tow fee of $52. Despite the service charges that were later resolved, he said the business did a good job servicing his vehicle.

Cunningham Brothers appears to be knowledgeable about all of the different vehicles I’ve taken to them.

Only thing I would change is opening at 8a and/or closing at 6p, and maybe having 1 Saturday a month for the schedule flexibility of the customers. For those of us that work 8-5, we have to lose time from the job to take care of very important car business.

Brandon said there was a little bit of a lack of communication at the beginning.

Errol said the technician did a good job on the repair. The heat is working now.

Sam said the service was good, but pricey.

This is the first time I have been frustrated and disappointed with Cunningham brothers - they have always been great in the past. They couldn't fix a muffler rattle, nor the tire slow leak (a small thorn slightly in the side wall area). Ironically, both of these I can fix, and will, even if they couldn't seem to. I will use them again, but hopefully this kind of unhelpfulness WILL NOT HAPPEN again.....

Alex said he had a good experience overall but the service wasn't anything complicated.

Tyler said he was satisfied with everything. The employees were patient, genuine people and he appreciated their honesty.

You fix the fuel problem thanks but you forget to do the headlights in the windshield wipers and you charge me for the diagnosis I thought if you fix the problem you don’t get charge for the diagnosis on time charge for diagnose if you don’t fix the problem I was charged $52 for the diagnosis place to fix the problem on the fuel issue