Ammon Auto Repair

Well I was told one price at the beginning that it would be about $1,300 to do my struts by the time they did the front and back struts and the brakes front and back brakes and the calipers and the rotors and then I had them do an oil change and then after getting it back I found out the ball joints were bad and had to take it back it ended up costing me 5800 I thought it was pretty expensive I wish I would have took it to the dealership

I was driving cross country in 100 degree weather and my air conditioner stopped working when I had just replaced the compressor the month before. I called 3 places before Eric at Empey’s told me they could help me. He was extremely communicative and accommodating to my travel schedule. He purchased multiple prices of the part I needed just in case he “could save me a buck.” I would highly recommend this place. Thank you!

I trust Empey's to give a fair and honest evaluation with no up charges. April was very helpful in being the advisor on fixing my 2003 Toyota Camry, that has 340,000 miles. Thank you.

April and all the crew at Empys in Idaho Falls were fantastic! We had a break down and were very far from home (CA). Other shops weren’t answering their phones or told us it would be September (it was early August) before they could even look at our vehicle. From the moment April answered the phone she was friendly and helpful. They squeezed us in, evaluated the issue and kept us updated throughout the process, and got our vehicle repaired and back to us that week. If I lived in the area I would definitely use their shop. I recommend them highly! Mark & Radell

The most honest place you’ll ever go they treat you fair and like family will bring all vehicles here

We are from out of state and our car broke down. The shop got us fixed up and back on the road. Great communication and very professional.

Fast and friendly service. Always helpful

I had a grinding noise on the driver side. I thought it might be the brakes binding up. I looked over the front end and could not find a reason for the noise.I drove it to Emory’s to have them check it out and tell me what was wrong. They figured it out and notified my that the problem was the bolts on the transfer case came loose for some reason and one broke off completely. This caused the transfer case to break apart and resulted in the transfer case having to be replaced. I recommend anyone that news automotive work to go to them first. They are friendly, professional and have technical expertise. Thanks for your help.