TeVoert Auto Repair - Bloomington (IL)

5 /5 Cheryl Bier: I scheduled an appointment and when I arrived, I was greeted by the knowledgeable staff who were ready to get to work on my vehicle. They were friendly and prepared to work on my car. The price was good for quality work...and all in all, it was a great experience. They know their stuff !!

5 /5 Jeff S: I dropped off my alternator for my corvette since it was making a lot of noise. The problems were quickly diagnosed and they ordered the parts. They used materials of extreme high quality far superior to the parts used by the factory. Pricing was also incredibly fair and a little less than buying a reman alternator from a parts store. I still get to have the original part but with better components. This will be my only stop in the future if I need alternator work!

5 /5 Gilford Moore: There is a reason they have been in business for decades! Honest, high quality repair work. Fair prices and friendly employees. Bring your vehicle to TeVoert! You wont be disappointed!!

5 /5 Jesse Miller: This is the only place I have found in town that truly cares about the customer. They have great people behind the counter, legit and honest services, and have taken care of multiple of my vehicles. They have been around forever and I can see why. Go here!!!!

1 /5 Cheryl bell: First time here because the Ford dealership wanted a $175 diagnostic fee and would not apply it to the repair cost. Had to repair/replace the center console control sync device on a 2011 Ford Explorer…a known issue on the car. Knew the part would run about $800 but was not told the following…that there was a chance the replacement part could only be completely programmed at a Ford dealership. Apparently Ford plays “I’ve got a secret”. The thing is Tevoert led me to believe that they had done this type of repair numerous times yet I was never told this might be an issue. Personally, I can’t believe that when it comes time to order the part that there isn a disclaimer stating that only Ford can program the Sync device. I don’t have a problem paying for the part, provided it is, indeed, the correct one. I do, however, have an issue paying an $400 charge that does absolutely nothing to solve the issue. And that is on top of the $175+ I am now going to have to pay Ford to program the Sync device. A little more open, honest discussion may have saved me about $400.