Ray Scott’s Automotive

My 200^th review! Whoo!
This place doesn’t look like much from the outside or even the inside but don’t let that fool you. They do a good job for a good price.
Don’t expect any bells or whistles– these guys are mechanics and that’s what they focus on.
Overall this is a good place to take your car for repairs. If you have any questions just call them and they are good with accommodating you. I like supporting small businesses like this.
Tip– They don’t have a shuttle service (which is probably part of the reason their prices are lower) so make sure you’ve got a ride lined up.

We are permanent residents in Tucson for about a year now, and after a bad experience with another auto repair facility, we finally found Ray Scotts. Thank God. Had work done on our motor home for drive line problem with great results and fair price. We took the Mtr Hm back for Checking the brakes. He checked all the brakes and Master Cylinder and found all to be ok. Very honest. Did not try to sell us on any repairs. I highly recommend Ray Scotts Automotive

Great service every time I drop off my car! Whether I just need an oil change or need something fixed, the service is always quick and fairly priced. I trust them to fix anything. I love supporting a locally owned and operated business like this one!

Ray Scott’s Garage is a life saver! So of course my partner and I waited until the last minute before we took our 2006 PT Cruiser to emissions so we can register it. And of course our luck, the car fails emissions :(So we decide to take it to Ray Scott’s Garage because they are a family owned, local business. We wanted to avoid the big chain garages as much as we could; i.e. Brake Max, Fletcher’s, etc. Well, they took a look at what the emissions report stated we failed at and went to fix the problem right away. They were friendly, courteous, quick, educational and charged us a price that was very competitive! Needless to say, we went back today for our retest and we passed! Thank you Danny Scott and Co. Looks like we’ve found out new mechanical crew!

*AVOID* I purchased a used Acura two weeks ago, the previous owner took the car to Ray Scott’s to replace the front right strut mount. Today at the Acura dealership (90 days later) while doing scheduled maintenance they noticed the right strut was sagging. Upon further inspection there is now damage to the strut, drive shaft, and the inside CV boot. The mechanic pointed out to me that the bolt connecting the strut to the lower arm was not torqued correctly and caused sever damage. After speaking with Ray Scott himself he told me he would not help me because the warranty doesn’t cover a transferred car. I reminded him that it was the negligence of his mechanics that caused the damage, and that this is a serious safety concern. Ray Scott agreed with me that the bolt was most likely not torqued properly by his mechanics. Yet he still refused to assist in any way, even telling me at one point that he does not stand behind his mechanics. The serious negligence and incompetence of Ray Scott and mechanics caused undue damage to the brand new strut. I am now having to go through the process in a small clams court, and have filed complaints through the Better Business Bureau. As an Air Force air craft mechanic I could go to jail if I made similar incompetent errors. If that one very important bolt was not torqued correctly what else is being over looked?

We’ve been using Ray Scott’s for years now. Always quick, reliable, and inexpensive. We can count on them to get our cars back on the road with as little pain as possible.
We’ve brought them our Dodge Neon, Chevy Suburban, Hyundai Sonata, Kia Soul, Chevy Blazer, and El Camino. They can fix ANYTHING. I won’t go anywhere else.

A friend of mine sent me to Ray Scott’s, and thank god he did! They got my car all fixed up fast, and for approximately half of what another place had quoted me. They are super reliable, and honest. I mean there is a reason they’ve been around for 53 years! My car is running better than it has in years, and I couldn’t be happier!

Friendly, quick, efficient, reasonably priced.
My turn signals have been shorting out forever. My old mechanic claimed it was some fuse-​box housing thing in the steering column and charged $ 100 — $ 200 for a temporary fix (they shorted out again 2 weeks later, after we moved to Tucson).
The guys here traced the short to the trunk, of all places. They dug under three years of grad school garbage to find the jack wedged up against some fuse, causing it to short out (according to my vague understanding of how a car works).
Kudos to them for isolating the real source of the problem, fixing it in way less than 24 hours, charging a reasonable price, and not judging me too harshly for being an adult with a car so disgusting it looks like a pack of hobos live in the trunk.