Outstanding and friendly service. Consultative approach to resolving car issues. The owner made…read moreseveral informed tire recommendations after asking about my driving habits, price range, etc., and got better prices than Tire Rack or my local Costco. Trustworthy and experienced, been using them for several years and very happy to recommend to anyone.

I dealt with Angelo, and was very satisfied with his work and response, and would be happy to bring…read moresome more business in his direction. Unfortunately, a company that I was dealing with, Tire Rack, did not provide enough information regarding the TPMS system, so I had to intervene and we managed to resolve the situation before the holiday weekend!

I read the review and weighed the analysis of Rob's Auto Care. This shop was located on Boston Post…read moreRoad and Winans Street back in 2002 and moved to Boston Post Road and Thompson Street and the reviews with less than 4 stars, are more than accurate. The credibility of the mechanics is unsatisfactory! I put my beautiful Dodge charger in this shop because the dealer wanted $2500 to fix it and Rob would charge $1800. Good deal, right? Well, when the mechanical told me that he lost the cap for the gas tank, I regrated going here. MY CAR HAD A DOOR THAT YOU OPENED FROM THE INSIDE AND YOU CLOSE THE DOOR AND IT LOCKS. By the time they finished with my car, I could I was confined to the exit/entry lane. I could not get in the hammer lane AKA the third lane or passing lane. After the I got it back and called to complain, I was irate. The lady tending the phones hung up and would not answer. What a way to exercise damage control. I am really surprised that they are still working on cars. I see what they do when they can't fix a car. See pics. The 5-star reviews most likely had their car worked on. I wished I had read the reviews. My car started leaking gas and that was the ending story! I feel bad but still... Inspire more, Yelp more.

I have been a customer for many years and have never had an issue with anything. Small repairs, big…read morerepairs, selling cars, flat tires, dead battery and car stuck in the garage. You name it, it's been handled.

I work across the street and want to give Jimmy, the Manager, a huge shout out. I came in with a…read moreflat at the end of the day and he readily assisted me on the spot even though he was closing down for the day. He patched it up and sent me on my way. Great customer service- this is my new favorite service station! -Pam W.

Decent enough gas and servie station. I can only review my purchase of fuel as I came here right…read moreafter Sandy hit. They were polite, and efficient. The line moved very quickly. Located on the corner of Palmer and Rockland makes it easy to get to all the major arteries in the area.

Please be careful when going to this gas station. I stopped by one evening and asked if they could…read morecheck the air pressure in my tires because the alarm kept going off. The gas station attendee told me no the mechanic shop was closed. I asked him to please help me because I had a long trip to take the next day. The owner saw me talking to the gas station attendee from the store, came out and asked me what I wanted. I told him the same thing, and he started to kick and jump up and down on my tires. I said Sir, please stop. What are you doing? I am afraid you're going to damage my tires. His response was 'you want me to put my hand on your tires, but you don't want my feet on them.' There were three men there that night, and they all refused to help me. I got out of the car to check my tires before driving off after all that banging, and the gas station attendee came running out of the store part of the gas station toward me. It was kind of intimidating , so I asked him 'why are you running toward me, I am just checking my tires.' He said 'oh, and walked away.' Is this how they treat a concerned mature woman at night in a gas station in Mamaroneck? It was so rude, disrespectful, disregarding especially when I asked the owner to stop banging on my tires, and somewhat threatening and intimidating. Is this how they treat residents when nobody is looking? Please be careful ladies and gents.