Auto Air & More is the best in Las Vegas. Their respect and professionalism to the customer far surpasses all. The quality of workmanship is outstanding and is done as quick as possible. They always have time for you and explain all work that is to be done. They treat you like family and are always pleasant.

So far this is the best Auto Care Service center that I have found. on time service, friendly and polite service tech. and office personal all very helpful...

As a single female, my experience has been that car shops tell me untrue things about what is wrong with my car or with what is needed. I always get honest and reliable evaluation of my car and recommendations for what actually is needed to keep her in great shape! And the staff is warm and friendly. I absolutely recommend them!

I feel confident taking my car there for oil changes and repairs.

Honest and trustworthy!

I've been taking all 3 of my cars (two Lincoln Town Cars and a Ford Thunderbird) to AA&M for the last 4 years and I've been nothing but pleased. I used to take my cars to the dealership service departments with their high repair costs and hourly shop rate, and predictable up-sell, is what made me search out AA&M. I haven't looked back since. AA&M has always been courteous, repairs are done right the first time, my cars are ready when they say they'll be ready (if not earlier) and the repair costs are consistently 25-35% less than dealership service departments. I live in Aliante and I wished AA&M had a repair shop closer to home, but I'm willing to drive all the way to the other side of town to have my cars serviced at AA&M. After I drop off my car, they're alway willing and able to give me a ride to work while they service the car. Not too many repairs shops will do that. I've referred a number of friends to AA&M and they're pleased as well. No complaints from me!

Contacted Auto Air and More about a problem that is common among Lincoln Town Cars of the 90s. Lincoln did not use a strong enough metal under the front seats, therefore, they keep breaking the weld (there should have been a recall).We have already had ours fixed several times and most places don't want to be bothered with a 19 year old car.Auto Air and More not only thought outside the box to repair our drivers seat, they did it in a timely manner. We would not hesitate to use them again.

"I just had to tell you how happy & grateful I am for the great work you all did on my vehicle. From your initial inspection to the great work on my A/C & key fobs. You have won my future work on my vehicles." Summarized from letter from Steve P

BIG RIPOFF - I had a hole in a hose, did not tell me and they wanted me to replace EVERY A/C Component insteadI went to them March 28th, 2008 when my A/C stopped working. I paid $77.63 for a diagnostic test which was suppose to include temporally filling the A/C system on my car with Freon, running the A/C, looking for leaks/problems and giving an repair estimate. They told me they preformed the tests and then recommended I replace every major A/C component for a total of $1606. Said because there were some metal flakes in the orifice tube that meant the compressor was short-lived and the condenser was contaminated.I then thought I would see what would happen if I simply put some Freon in. It might only work at 50% efficiency but that was better than nothing. So I bought a couple of cans of Freon at Wal-Mart and the second I started to fill the system I heard a loud whooshing where it was leaking out. It turned out that there was a rubber A/C hose along the bottom of the radiator that had ripped open. (Probably when driving on a rutted dirt road next to Lake Mead a few months earlier.)Therefore based on that large hole, it would have been IMPOSSIBLE for them to have done the diagnostic service for which I paid – how could they have temporally filled the system to check it with such a large hole??? How?I contested the charge with my credit card company and then Auto Air and More contested me, so I counter-contested. My credit card company refunded me the money (Thanks Capital One). My “case” was they could not have done the test they said they did with such a large leak (and they tried to rip me off for $1606).Now why couldn’t they tell me I had a leak in a hose and I would have paid them $200 - $300 for them to repair it?Instead I read up and watched a lot of videos on YouTube about recharging an A/C system. I bought and installed a replacement hose assembly from AutoZone for about $50 and an orifice tube, as well as adding the special PAG oil.They have a loan-a-tool program at Auto Zone so I borrowed a vacuum pump and gauge set. I hooked everything up on a very hot day (one gets a lower vacuum when the temperature is hotter) and drew the system down and then filled it with Freon. That was a few years ago and now in April 2012 I still get nice cold air from my A/C. Total cost: $50 for the hose and about $50 for the Freon, PAG oil etc.And the fact it is still working with the original parts (with the exception of one hose and orifice tube) is proof of how wrong they were when their solution was $1606 in repairs.

i went to three shops before auto air and more, they all told me my engine was bad (it had a knocking sound) then i went to auto air and more, they told me my harmonic balancer was bad, they replaced it now no more noise and it runs fine i am so happy i did'nt have the motor replace thanks auto air!