08/21/2026
OK, I just did this ChatGPT prompt: "Describe me like youre trying to warn someone before they meet me. Here is ours. Share your in the comments!
"May Automotive? Oh, you should probably know what you’re getting into before you go there. 😂
They’re not very good at acting like a normal repair shop.
You know the usual routine: drop your car off, wonder if anyone has looked at it, eventually get a mysterious bill, and leave questioning whether you actually needed half of it?
Yeah… May Automotive has a problem with that.
They’ll take pictures of your car and show you what’s wrong. Then they’ll actually explain it to you. Which is incredibly inconvenient if you were hoping to remain blissfully unaware that your brakes are hanging on by the automotive equivalent of thoughts and prayers.
And watch out for Josh.
That man will explain why something failed. You might accidentally learn something about your own vehicle. Worse, he may tell you that something doesn't need to be fixed yet, completely ruining the opportunity to panic-buy unnecessary repairs.
They’ve also been around since 1959, so apparently this isn't some little phase they're going through.
They’re family owned. Small-town people. They know their customers. They live in the same community as the people whose cars they work on—which means if they screw you over, there’s a decent chance they’ll have to see you at the grocery store, the rodeo, a school event, or somewhere else for the rest of their lives.
Need your vehicle picked up or dropped off around Nephi, Mona, or Levan? Unfortunately, they do that too.
The biggest warning, though?
Once you find a mechanic you actually trust, you’re kind of stuck with them.
So proceed with caution.
May Automotive Repair
Keeping You Going Since 1959.
⚠️ Side effects may include: understanding your car, expecting better communication from repair shops, waving at your mechanic in public, and refusing to let anyone else touch your vehicle."
