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    Brakes on the Go

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    Routine automotive maintenance

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    9 years ago

    Julian did a great job changing my oil. He was quick and efficient and also didn't make a mess! I'll certainly user him again in the future.

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    Great place for car repairs. The team is skilled and efficient, and they deliver high-quality work…read more I definitely recommend this service.

    If you have a classic car, don't bother. While the guys here nicely tell you they can help, they…read moredon't explain anything they do to your car so you pick it up and you just hope for the best. They stated multiple times over the years that their "classic car guy" was an expert and could handle a classic car. For the first 5 years of living in atlanta, I took my classic mercedes here until they finally told me their classic car guy was leaving and they wouldn't touch my car going forward. Frankly, they did 5 years of changing my oil and nothing else but they'd charge me for what they called "regular maintenance". Regular maintenance on a classic car should include a lot more than just topping up the oil and calling it a day, but every time I'd mention knocking noises or brake issues or anything else to them, they wouldn't address it at all so I had no idea if they thought it was an issue or didn't. Finally 5 years later, thank god their classic car guy left, because I took it over to a place in Decatur and all of the things I had been worried about, they found a reason, they gave me a full breakdown online of what they recommended and why, they answered all of my questions, and I could pay the invoice online and feel good about it. Update: As of 9:30 p.m., Jacob, the owner, repeatedly called and texted me after my review. He first falsely claimed I'd only visited once four years ago, then offered to pay me, which I refused. After that, he pulled up what he claimed were years of invoices that were not real, despite the fact that I have the original receipts for my own transactions. Even after I repeatedly told him to stop contacting me, he continued until I had to block his number. Based on both my experience and his behavior afterward, I would never recommend this business.

    Anthem Automotive

    Anthem Automotive

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    The whole team here was so nice, which I really appreciated since I was already stressed about car…read moreissues. Forry, Chris, and Brett were the main team that worked with me, and they were easy to talk to and happy to help. My car's issues (axles & ripped boot + transmission) were fixed with a quick turnaround. Team was super communicative throughout-- took the time to explain everything, gave me heads up on pricing, and made sure I had all the info I needed to decide. Would definitely go to again!

    Please read this before authorizing a major repair at Anthem. A $4,172.60 estimate here ultimately…read morebecame a $175 TOTAL repair elsewhere. Our 18-year-old son was six hours from home when his 2003 BMW overheated. He was alone, scared, and devastated at the thought of losing a car he had worked hard for. Anthem gave him a $4,172.60 estimate. This wasn't simply a list of optional preventative maintenance. Their written technician report states that they pressure-tested the cooling system and "FOUND RADIATOR + EXPANSION TANK HAVE FAILED." Their proposed cooling-system work alone totaled $3,665 and included replacing the radiator, expansion tank, water pump, thermostat, hoses and numerous associated components. Because this estimate was more than the car was worth, an 18-year-old kid was left believing he might have to scrap his car hundreds of miles from home. Thank God we did not accept that conclusion. We found Marcus at AutoPro Training & Repair Services -- (404) 599-8121. Marcus drove approximately 25 minutes to meet our son that evening. He helped arrange a nearby location where AAA could tow the BMW, used his commercial parts access to keep potential costs down, diagnosed the car, and even took the time to teach our son about his own vehicle and involve him in the repair. And Marcus found something rather extraordinary: THE RADIATOR WAS FINE. The coolant cap had blown off. They even found the cap. Marcus addressed the coolant issue and got the car going. His total charge? $175. That included $50 to come out to the car, $75 for his diagnostic work, and approximately $50 for the actual repair. Anthem: $4,172.60. Marcus: $175. I understand that mechanics can disagree. I understand that a 23-year-old BMW has aging components and that a shop may reasonably recommend preventative replacement. What I cannot reconcile is a written diagnosis stating that a pressure test found that the radiator had failed, followed by another mechanic examining the vehicle and finding the radiator intact and resolving the immediate problem for $175. The most painful part was watching an 18-year-old kid six hours from home become scared and depressed because he believed the car he worked for was essentially gone. Had we not questioned this estimate, he could have given up on a functioning car based on what he was told. Marcus's kindness and integrity restored some of our faith in humankind while simultaneously making the contrast with our experience at Anthem glaring. I can only describe what happened to our family and let prospective customers draw their own conclusions. But after our experience, I would never authorize a major repair here without first obtaining an independent diagnosis. And frankly, if you're anywhere around Atlanta, I wouldn't wait until you need a second opinion. Call Marcus first. Marcus -- AutoPro Training & Repair Services (404) 599-8121 For our family, that phone call was the difference between an $4,172.60 estimate and a $175 solution -- and between an 18-year-old believing he'd lost his car and getting it back.

    Brakes on the Go - autorepair - Updated September 2026

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