Arctic Wrench Mobile Mechanics: your 5 newest Google reviews, answered.
Put together for Breanne. These replies are yours to use either way.
33reviews·4.9stars·0replies
Every reply below is written for two people: the customer who left the review, and the stranger reading it next month while deciding who to call.
David F.
“Great price
My car wouldn't start and I replaced the battery myself but it still wouldn't turn over. I had a couple of guesses (starter failure or detached ground wire, wasn't sure which) but wanted someone more skilled to verify it. I needed my rig running ASAP and I'm glad I made the call.
This man not only asked clarifying questions before hand via text, but also got right to work. Everything was communicated clearly and he got verification before proceeding to purchase any parts.
Don't hesitate to give him a call. He will get you back up and running.
Thanks again.”
On Google right now
Posted 18 hours ago. No reply.
What it could look like
Thanks, David! I'm glad we could get to the bottom of what was keeping your car from starting, especially with you needing it running ASAP1. I appreciate you mentioning the communication by text2 and making sure you approved the parts before I went ahead3. — Breanne
Why it's written this way
1Can you help me when my vehicle needs urgent attention?You acknowledge David's urgency and show that getting him moving again mattered. His review describes needing the vehicle running as soon as possible.
2Will I know what's happening before the work begins?You reinforce the value of asking questions and communicating clearly by text. That directly reflects David's experience.
3Will you buy parts or add costs without asking me?You highlight that David approved the parts before you proceeded. His review supports the concern about unexpected spending, while Cj Fuavai's review also praises you for identifying other problems before charging extra.
Drake M.
“Best mechanic in town”
On Google right now
Posted 4 days ago. No reply.
What it could look like
Thanks, Drake! I really appreciate you taking a moment1 to leave such a kind review2. It means a lot to have your support. — Breanne
Why it's written this way
1Will the owner appreciate my feedback?You thank Drake personally and recognise the time he took to leave a review. It makes the response feel like a genuine acknowledgement rather than an automatic message.
2Can I trust this mechanic to treat me well?You respond warmly without overdoing the praise or making promises. Alongside your 4.9-star rating across 33 reviews, the personal reply helps reinforce a welcoming impression.
Gerald M.
“Terrible communication. Also wants to charge 120.00 for a diagnostic test. Then tries to gaslight me into thinking nobody else is gonna have time for my vehicle.”
On Google right now
Posted a week ago. No reply.
What it could look like
Thanks for sharing your feedback, Gerald.1 I'm sorry you left frustrated.2 You can call the shop and ask for Breanne by name, or email me.3[shop email]— Breanne
Why it's written this way
1Will the owner acknowledge my concerns?You thank Gerald directly without arguing about his experience. This keeps the response respectful and avoids escalating the disagreement.
2Will my frustration be taken seriously?You acknowledge that Gerald left frustrated without repeating or agreeing with the allegations. That shows other readers you can respond calmly to criticism.
3Can I contact the owner directly to discuss a concern?You offer two direct ways to reach you instead of leaving the conversation in a public review. Replace the placeholder with your actual shop email before publishing.
Cj F.
“Reasonable price
He was very professional and awesome and did a great job on my 07 Ford expedition. I would recommend him if you need repairs on all vehicles types. And very polite and respectful. 100 💯 percent recommend him. He'll let you know if he sees any other problems B4 charging you extra. Not like the other mechanics who wouldn't even tell you”
On Google right now
Posted a week ago. No reply.
What it could look like
Thanks, Cj! I appreciate you trusting me with your '07 Ford Expedition1, and I'm glad you were happy with the work2. Thanks for mentioning that I let you know about other issues before charging extra3. — Breanne
Why it's written this way
1Will my vehicle be treated with care?You mention Cj's specific vehicle, making the reply personal rather than generic. His review praises your professionalism and the work on his 2007 Ford Expedition.
2Will the mechanic do a good job?You acknowledge Cj's satisfaction with the repair without making broader claims about every job. His review directly supports this reassurance.
3Will I be surprised by extra charges?You reinforce the importance of discussing additional issues before charging for them. Cj specifically highlights this as a reason he recommends you, alongside David's praise for approving parts before purchase.
Kaitlin K.
“Friendly and found the electrical issue on my vehicle quickly. Would recommend!”
On Google right now
Posted a week ago. No reply.
What it could look like
Thanks, Kaitlin! I'm glad I could track down the electrical issue quickly1 and get you some answers2. I appreciate the recommendation!3 — Breanne
Why it's written this way
1Will diagnosing my vehicle take forever?You acknowledge that Kaitlin valued how quickly you found the electrical issue. Her review specifically praises the speed of the diagnosis.
2Will I understand what's wrong with my vehicle?You focus on helping her get answers, which addresses the uncertainty that often comes with electrical problems. David's review also praises your clear communication before work proceeded.
3Will my recommendation be appreciated?You thank Kaitlin for recommending you without adding a sales pitch. Her positive feedback about friendliness and speed supports the welcoming impression your other reviews reinforce.
What this looks like every week
Replies don't move you up the list. They decide whether you get picked once someone finds you. What helps you get found is a steady flow of new reviews. Here's what I'd take care of for you: every customer gets asked for a review, the same way, with the same link. Every new review gets a reply like these within minutes. Anything unhappy comes to a person first, never a robot.
If you'd like me to take care of this for you, just reply to my email.