My fiancè took her '97 Dodge Neon to have the fuel pump replaced. After paying over $300 for labor and the pump, we noticed that the fuel gauge wasn't working correctly. We hastily took it back and told him to fix it and he did free of charge. Then, after getting the gauge fixed, the next time we put gas in I noticed that the fill spout was not attached correctly and was sitting inside the body of the car and after less than a few months the gas gauge was floating wildly saying that it was empty when it was full and sometimes saying that it was full we it barely had any gas in it. I finally took it upon myself to fix it afraid to cause more problems or lose more money taking to back to him. If you live in the Killen/Centerstar AL area I would suggest going to this mans brother at Earl Waltons Auto Repair, in Centerstar, rather than taking it to Waltons Auto Service.

These guys are as nice and knowledgeable as they come. They've even done work on my Land Rover (British cars aren't easy to work on ...) They can take some time to complete jobs sometimes, but for good and cheap auto work, it's almost always worth the wait. I'd definitely recommend them to anyone in the Shoals area.