Wonderful staff. Very accommodating. Thank you, John and staff. Service at its best. I like the…read morehonesty and the quickness of service. Been going there for years.

I have used John's Autobody at least three times now in the past years and have always found them…read moreto be so accommodating. You can usually get in there that day or certainly the next day in the morning. They have plenty of room for cars even if they have to stay overnight. It's a great location. I found the prices very reasonable with all their services. They are a nice group of people.

The mechanic doesn't fix your car and he's rude. I heard him being rude and racist towards other…read morecustomers while I was getting my gas. Not recommended for quality auto services.

I had a deeply disappointing and unprofessional experience with Leo & Walt's Auto Repair that I…read morefeel compelled to share. I brought my vehicle in for what I assumed would be a basic inspection and maintenance. Not only did they completely mishandle the situation, but their actions--or lack thereof--put me in a dangerous and costly situation. First off, the shop returned my vehicle and told me it was in good shape and needed no repairs. The mechanic, Wayne, looked me in the eyes and assured me everything was fine. That turned out to be a major lie. Less than 24 hours later, while I was working and driving on the highway--50 miles from home--my vehicle broke down completely and would not start. I had to call AAA and pay $175 out of pocket to have it towed, with two of my employees inside the truck. This was not only an inconvenience but also a loss of time, money, and trust. To make matters worse, Leo & Walt's failed to take my contact information when they took my keys. I had to go back to their shop just to find out what was going on--completely unprofessional and avoidable had they simply taken five seconds to get my number. After taking the vehicle to a different, far more trustworthy shop, I found out the actual issue: bad spark plugs, a faulty coil pack, and two leaks--one from the brake fluid system and one from the power steering. All of this should have been caught by any decent mechanic. Wayne, the head mechanic, was consistently rude, dismissive, and disrespectful throughout the entire process. I also felt that I was treated differently and unfairly based on personal bias and prejudice. I do not use this word lightly, but the treatment I received had unmistakable racial undertones. It's unacceptable in any context--especially in a professional setting. Giving my car to Leo & Walt's was one of the worst decisions I've made. They put my safety and livelihood at risk, cost me hundreds of dollars in avoidable expenses, and treated me with a total lack of respect or professionalism. I would strongly urge others to avoid this shop at all costs.

Always very reliable, fair pricing, and helpful employees. It would take a lot for me to bring y…read morecar anywhere else. Can't recommend them enough.

They are honest said which I like a lot and they have good experience to work with carsread more

Scum. Few minor things originally they print out 3,000 mile…read morestickers when my oil is synthetic and claim the sticker is company policy that although shady enough to not return I gave them another shot. Took my fiancés car there shortly after started noticing oil marks on driveway and had low oil light on i immediately took it to get an oil change at nearest spot which was a local jiffy lube they advised me to go back to whoever changed the oil previously due to the amount leaking oil. Took back to Strickland bros Abington for them to berate me and say everything underneath was bone dry and that my car was an older piece of sh*t basically it's a 2017 VW. Took to my mechanic and come to find out the oil drain plug was completely wrong and stripped these guys blow and are super shady f them if I could give. 0 I would

Eric, Eric, and Hannah were efficient, friendly, and work well as a team. I really was in and out…read morein 10 minutes! Saved a few dollars from getting service at the dealer too. Thanks!!

John is an honest guy and he and his team are great mechanics. I have been using him for years.read more

Exception service, a super fast! Recommend to all friends. One of the Best car shops in Bostonread more

My brake line sprung a leak and my favorite mechanic was booked out for 2 ×weeks. I could not wait…read morethat long. I looked on Yelp for a decant mechanic with good reviews and AXP Braintree has 5 stars with great reviews, and I live right down the street from them. I know that AXP Braintree has been through 3-4 owners in the last decade, but the reviews were newer. I called AXP Braintree and spoke to Stephanie to see if they could look at my car that day and fix it. She said that I could bring my car in, inwhich I did. When I got there, Stephanie asked me about my car and the problems it has, plus if there is other problems that need addressing. I told her that my car is a Kia 2009 and that I was not planning on putting too much more money into my car, that I only want to fix my brake line. My brake pedals were on the floor, it was unsafe to drive my car. Stephanie continued to tell me that AXP policy is to charge a $75.00 diagnostic charge just to look at my car. I tried to explain that the rear brake line that needs to be fixed is under my car gushing brake fluid and is easy to see, that I do not need a diagnostic for my old car. Stephanie replied that the charge is set for all customers and if I agree to get the work done from the quote today at Axp after the diagnostic then that charge would disappear. I still left my car there to get looked at, even though I had a bad feeling. I waited all day for a call to see what the price would be for a brake line. I received the text that afternoon from Stephanie, I was shocked due to the quote, for both rear brake lines parts and labor $836.19, but if the calipers needed to be done, then the cost would end up being $1275.85. And of course AXP would end up stating that I would need atleast one caliper done, but if one is caliper is needed then they would just do both at the same time. I called my regular mechanic and asked if that price was OK, because it seemed high for me. He said, that the 2 rear brake lines should be around four to five hundred dollars installed. I called Stephanie and told her that I was picking up my suv and bringing it elsewhere, she told me that I still need to pay the $75.00 diagnostic fee. I was close to saying forget it and just pay AXP to fix my suv. But thanks, I didn't the next day I went to another mechanic that was referred to me and I paid $400.00 for my rear brake lines and no calipers, my car drives great. AXP Braintree is a SCAM, either they pay for those reviews or they're friends and family. Nobody mentioned a diagnostic fee in any of the reviews. I usually do not use a mechanic that charges a diagnostic fee to fix a car, because that usually means they charge too much for their services, AXP Braintree is a Scam, I would not recommend them.

As picky as I am, I highly recommend this place. They are kind, professional, and honest. They also…read moretake their time to explain everything and answer all your questions. I have a fiat which a lot of places do not specialize in. They are honest about what they can or can not fix. They have a key drop box and can accept payment over the phone which makes it very convenient for car drop off and pick up. They do not over charge you or try to suck money from your pocket. I have been here many times and will definitely be coming back.

Brian of Sullivan Tire, Braintree helped me in choosing a right tire for my Ford Explorer and took…read morecare of my concerns about the safety of my vehicle. I am completely satisfied with his expertise and the quality of work done. Thank you Sullivan Tire Braintree.

I had tires installed by Sullivan Tire, and about a year later one wheel developed a bead/rim leak…read more At first, I simply added air every so often and didn't think much of it. As time went on, however, the leak became more frequent, and eventually other wheels began showing the same symptoms. When I finally removed the wheels and inspected them, I found that three of the four wheels had very similar issues. All three had bead leaks, and the leaks were occurring at or immediately adjacent to the clip-on wheel weights. Two of those wheels also had additional bead leaks in other areas of the rim. I also noticed that old adhesive residue from previous stick-on wheel weights had been left on the inside of the rims, which made me question how thoroughly the wheels had been prepared and balanced. I've owned vehicles for over 30 years, and while I understand that a single tire can develop a rim leak over time, I've never experienced three out of four wheels developing nearly identical bead leaks. One leaking wheel could easily be normal wear or coincidence. Three wheels showing the same pattern, including leaks right next to the clip-on wheel weights, made me question whether there was a problem with the original tire installation, bead preparation, wheel-weight installation, or balancing process. I brought my concerns to Sullivan Tire because I felt this pattern deserved a careful inspection before assuming it was simply normal wear. Instead, I was told I would have to pay to have the wheels repaired. I was disappointed that the possibility of a workmanship issue wasn't given more consideration before asking me to pay again. Because I no longer have confidence in the original installation, I now have to take my vehicle to another professional tire shop at my own expense to remove all of the wheel weights, inspect the wheels, clean and reseal all four bead seats where necessary, and rebalance all four wheels. I don't believe a customer should have to pay a second time when three of the four wheels develop the same type of problem after the original installation. At the very least, I expected Sullivan Tire to thoroughly investigate the repeated pattern of leaks before asking me to pay for additional repairs.

I had a blown radiator in the middle of the winter which meant no heat ! I called around starting…read morewith the highest Yelp reviews and everyone was else was too busy to talk to me. S&W (Andrew) picked up and told me to stop by. He quickly sized it up and had me in the the next day. I have an older F150 and once he got the old radiator out he noticed the water pump was also getting older and the hoses off the radiator were wearing down bad. So he offered to replace them without any extra labor cost. The whole thing was surprisingly affordable and he encouraged me have a drink with him at the end of the day and talk about Quincy, his business, and his recycled car oil powered heating system... pretty cool! Anyway I can't recommend this place enough and I had a great experience. Oh yeah he also gave me a free air freshener for the car that was called Fresh shave which had my truck smelling like a trip to the barber.

I have to say this is the most impressed I have ever been with a mechanic! This is saying a lot…read moreconsidering my last car was the bain of my existence and I spent many hours in random garages spending too much money and time on car repairs. Anyway, the motor on my windshield wipers broke (while it was raining of course) so I had to find someone quick and relatively inexpensive to fix it for me. SInce I have not had my car fixed in MASS before I initially went to a dealership, but they of couse misquoted themselves and were asking almost $400 to fix it. Alas, my friend told me about a small garage in Quincy that his friend and mother have both gone to for car troubles. I wish I had gone here first. The place is very small and looks like a typical little garage. However, the service was fair and honest, and overall pretty impressive. The part had to be special ordered, but was in the next day, and it only cost me $170, compared to the crazy amount the dealership was asking. To top it all off the mechanic sat and talked with me about coffee, tea, and gave me some advice on my upcoming road trip. He brought back my faith that there are really nice, honest, and friendly mechanics out there.