Colorado 3rd gen owners - mechanic recommendations?

[vanderwiel]

Hey guys. Ive been living in CO for about 8 months now, and ignoring some suspension noise for a bit longer. Im not in a living situation conducive to doing my own work at all. Curious if anyone could point me in the direction of someone who knows their way around these vehicles. Im in summit county but willing to travel to the front range or westward if necessary.

Thanks!

 

[ToyTec Lifts]

Hey guys. Ive been living in CO for about 8 months now, and ignoring some suspension noise for a bit longer. Im not in a living situation conducive to doing my own work at all. Curious if anyone could point me in the direction of someone who knows their way around these vehicles. Im in summit county but willing to travel to the front range or westward if necessary.

Thanks!

Hey bud. I personally have a 3rd gen that I meticulously maintain. We at ToyTec have 4 main shops we always refer our customers to - and take our vehicles when need be.

RSG Offroad *Denver's Finest OffRoad / mechanic shop
Toy Automotive *Littleton's finest Toyota/Scion/Subaru mechanic shop
Smooth Ride Auto Repair *Northglenn's finest 15 year certified Toyota mechanic - but owns his own shop.
The Toy Shop - *Denver's finest Toyota/Lexus/Scion mechanic shop

 

[HeelAndToe85]

I have taken my car to The Toy Shop and have recommended friends go there. Always a good experience.

 

[bruised]

denver local

I just picked up my 3rd gen in March and had the toy shop do a post purchase inspection. They found things I missed in my inspection (i was a mechanic years ago and felt comfortable enough to purchase) and were reasonably priced.

I work near RSG and have not used them for anything but hear good things about them.

 

[jbarry]

I've brought my 3rd gen to Dave at Lexota in Evergreen. I try to do most things myself if I can but he's worked on my car when I can't do it. My experiences have been good and best I can tell other's experiences have been good also.

 

[4Runner303]

I second RSG and the Smooth Ride.

 

[rkymtnman]

Thanks to the OP for posting this....great information. I was planning to ask as well.