Larry is a great guy, and he offers great service. The place has a real family vibe, and he genuinely makes everyone feel like they are part of his. He’s also probably the first mechanic I’ve ever had—in 40 years of driving—who “fixes what is broken,” as opposed to the widespread practice (also ubiquitous in the medical field) of “finding stuff to fix,” whether it needs it or not... which customers have little way of proving otherwise against the word of the expert. In other words: Larry is one of those rare honest businesses that are an asset to any community.