I'm not originally from Plymouth, or New England for that matter, so I am cautious with any…read moreestablishment that provides auto services. Mayflower Service Center had good reviews, and continues to live up to those reviews. My experience was quick, stressless, and well-priced.

Rolling into Plymouth on Rte. 80, I encountered a small field of "bouncing" metal debris. Suddenly,…read moreI heard and felt an odd "Bump. Bump. Bump." sound and vibration coming from my left front tire. Pulling over and inspecting the tire, I discovered a bolt lodged in the tire. I stopped into two different auto service centers and both were closing and referred me to Mayflower. Within 20-30 minutes and $25 later, they had removed the bolt and plugged the tire. Twenty six miles and 42 minutes from home, I am thankful and appreciative for their prompt and thoughtful service. I can now get home in time for a meeting. Thanks again guys!

Overpriced and shabby looking location. The mechanic will take advantage of you. Be careful!read more

Great local independent service shop with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Know their Land Rovers…read morewell if that's what you drive.

This is just an update because I have also given a 5 star review to an additional garage. Travis…read moreand Ben had graciously helped as much as they could with the truck on the floor; however, my truck is a crew cab dually with approximately 2000 lbs. in the bed at all times. They were very concerned about dropping the truck from their lift. Their focus is cars and lighter trucks.

Very knowledgeable team (Travis) with great performance services available! Completed a full tuning…read morejob: spark plugs, spark wires, intake manifold, fuel pressure regulator, brake master cylinder, disc-brakes, Wilwood calipers, and Dyno tuned. All within 2 weeks! I highly recommend.

These people are the BEST!!! I brought my Corvette in and thought I knew what was wrong. My engine…read morelight was on and after checking with my scanner it was sending me codes that suggested my HVAC was the problem. They called me to tell me the car was ready, and there was no HVAC problem at all. It was just a glitch in the computer. I find their honesty refreshing in today's market, as there are many shops that will tell you that it definitely was the problem you thought it was in charge you for it Not only are they honest, but they're very nice people to deal with and their work is top notch! Like I said ... These people are the BEST

Prompt responsiveness when looking for tire replacement estimates. The establishment i'm going with…read moreis a bit more convenient and slightly lower in total cost, but i wouldn't rule out Driver's Edge for future work.

Pleasant staff; Good workmanship; timely Accomplished and charges were consistent with estimates.read more

Avoid the Wareham and Plymouth locations unless you want to be scammed for unnecessary repairs…read more I brought my 1998 Chevy Express conversion van in for a routine alignment. My trusted independent mechanic had just completely rebuilt the front end with brand-new inner/outer tie rods and stabilizer links. Crucially, my mechanic personally freed up all the camber and caster adjustment bolts beforehand so the alignment would be seamless. Wareham pulled a lazy "tow and go" and claimed they couldn't reach the bolts. Corporate stepped in and sent me to Plymouth, claiming they had the proper tools. Plymouth called me with a fabricated story. First, they claimed the adjustment bolts were frozen. When my mechanic called them out on that lie, they immediately shifted their story and claimed they could turn the bolts, but the upper control arm was "seized to the frame," refused to adjust, and would need to be cut off. They immediately tried to hit me up for a $1,200 quote for new upper control arms. Here is where they caught themselves in a massive lie: the control arms on this van are relatively new insurance replacements, and when they handed me the final alignment printout, the camber and caster numbers were completely different from when I drove in. Basic physics and suspension geometry dictate that if the alignment numbers changed, the control arm physically moved. They forced the adjustments even further into the red, threw my perfect toe spec completely out of alignment, and then tried to scare me into a massive, unnecessary $1,200 repair. I refused to pay a single dime, walked out with my van, and took my business to an honest independent shop. They rely on cookie-cutter corporate sales scripts to exploit people they assume don't know any better. If you go here, check your printouts carefully--their own data exposes their dishonesty. UPDATE: Regional Manager called me from Barnstable to address this review. Instead of investigating a documented safety issue or addressing the physical data proving the alignment numbers changed on the rack, he spent a two-minute phone call yelling at me, attempting to talk over me, and trying to bully me into removing my public feedback. He admitted that the camber and caster numbers moved, but claimed that a technician turning a wrench and changing the vehicle's geometry on a screen is just a "matter of opinion." He then tried to guilt-trip me by stating they spent five hours on my vehicle, ignoring the fact that they spent those five hours actively making the alignment worse to fabricate a twelve-hundred-dollar repair checklist. This company does not care about vehicle safety or mechanical reality; they only care about manipulating public metrics and protecting their store scores.

Plymouth is lucky to have an auto repair shop skilled and trained to quickly diagnose issues with…read moreyour car and have it back on the road quickly. You won't find another that can do the they can as fast as they can with highly trained technicians they have the highly skilled staff is very friendly and easy to communicate issues with your vehicle. I only use Cape auto to work on my car. It only took me one stop to find out that this was the place I need to always go to.

After my car broke down in Plymouth, friends recommended Cape Auto -- and I couldn't be more…read moregrateful they did. Mark was incredible from the start: professional, kind, and communicative every step of the way. He diagnosed the issue (a failed water pump) and went above and beyond to make sure everything was handled smoothly. When my car broke down again -- this time all the way out in Western MA -- I didn't hesitate for a second about where to bring it. Even though I live in Marshfield, I asked it be towed back to Cape Auto because I knew I could trust Mark and his team. His communication, care, and follow-through genuinely made a stressful situation so much easier. It's rare to find this level of dedication and customer service these days. Cape Auto has absolutely earned my trust, and I'll be servicing all my vehicles with them moving forward. Highly recommend! THANK YOU!

These folks are the best, I'm so glad I found them. I was having trouble with the engine in my 89…read moreyear old Ford woodie and took it to several places to no avail. The folks at "The Shop" nailed it and at a very reasonable price! John Irving North Falmouth

Seriously, this is how companies should be run. Steve and Anthony are professionals through and…read morethrough. Not only do they fix your car in a timely manner, they only fix what needs to be fixed. I've had estimates upwards of $1500 at other places and when I bring my car here, they have been able to fix it for less than half that. Recently had an engine go on a car which couldn't be fixed. They only charged me for the parts, which they can't bring back. They also understand that I can't get my car out of there right now. No complaints, no issues, nothing but complete understanding. If have gotten the run around at other places, I'd recommend The Shop on Long Pond Rd. a million percent.