We brought our vehicle to People's Auto for a couple issues before taking a long road trip, one of…read morewhich was a spongy brake pedal. The mechanics bled the brake system, and it felt somewhat better, so we assumed the issue was fixed and went on our way. This vehicle was new to us at the time, so we weren't sure what the brakes should normally feel like. During the trip we noticed pulsating when braking, so when we got home we brought it to another local shop closer to our home to change the pads and rotors. We were then informed that the rotors needed to be changed as expected, and also that our caloper bolts were loose and that some washers were missing, to the point where brake fluid was squirting out all over 1 of the wheels. This definitely should have been caught by People's Auto when they were diagnosing the issue of the spongy brake pedal. Since they did not fix the issue the money we paid them was a waste, and we had to pay another shop to fix the same issue. Due to their location it was not convenient for us to return to People's Auto to try to have them resolve the issue, but even if we did the wait time for our initial appointment was 2 weeks.

I was at wits and wallets end when I came accross People's Auto…read more The 1999 Jetta I bought in college has had some problems over the years. The worst of it was when I first got the car. At one point it would randomly turn off, and not turn back on for a couple of minutes. Sometimes it just wouldn't start. The engine started to become shakey and hesitant. I tried a variety of shops; some would get it running for a little while, but the problems would return. They all charged a lot, and did very little. After the VW dealer wanted hundreds just for the parts to replace my oil tray (not including oil, oil change, labor or 'glue') I started really digging in to find speciality VW shops. Arriving at People's auto, I was skeptic to say the least. The garage is in the woods (fairly inconvenient) and may lack 'curb appeal'. My hesitation flew out the window when I started to describe some of my problems. "Oh, I know exactly waht that is" was the response (as opposed to the blank stares I had been growing used to in mechanics) turns out, it was just an adjustment to my 02 sensor, and new spark plugs. He replaced the oil tray, gave me a tune up and a once over, all for less than buying the tray at the VW dealership. I picked up the car the next day, and it was running better than the day I bought it. I went to people's auto for the better part of a year every time my car had a slight problem, or needed an oil change (after going there, my car had very few problems... excpet the ones that were clearly my fault). They guys are funny, friendly, fair and most importantly they know what they're doing. While I'm happy at Luis Lein's in somerville... I still day dream about dropping off my car at People's Auto, knowing it would get a once over to prevent future problems. I thought about knocking off a star for the location. I almost got killed by a speeding truck the last time I was there... but honestly, if this place operated at their prices any closer to hartford, I never would have been able to get an appointment.

Bosco's was tremendously helpful after my sister suffered a collision while stopped at a traffic…read morelight. The insurance company wanted to settle her claim at 1/2 the replacement value of her van and would "total" the van! It only had a slight dent to the rear right corner and busted tail light! After quite a go around with the insurance carrier we, with help from the staff at Bosco's were able to secure complete repair without a penalizing "salvage" title and the van looks great! I would highly recommend Bosco's for all you auto-body and repair work

this is the only place I will take my car for repair. The staff is not only extremely…read moreknowledgeable, honest and accommodating, they take the time to explain things and are nothing but courteous and ethical. I recommend them to everyone !

If you are attending the Brimfield flea market DO NOT park behind the Country Bank and next to…read moreCumberland farms. I was towed from there when there was NO SIGN in several of the spaces. A sign was hammered in right in front of my face AFTER I retrieved my vehicle and paid $250. An absolute scam!!!! You should be ashamed.

Bob to the rescue - I'll spare the details but we had a complicated towing situation and Bob showed…read moreup on the scene quickly and his expertise allowed us to be on our way as soon as possible. Would definitely call him again but hope I never have to :-) Thanks, Bob!

Always friendly, prompt and great results!…read more I've been there at least four times. Kyle is excellent!

5 stars, wish i lived local, id be here (hopefully never!) but you know what i mean…read more kyle is an all-star. i called this morning for an impromptu PPI, he hooked me up and did it right, thanks again! palomba st dealers on the other hand, well they are shady, but L & S is on my short list of good guys, so act accordingly. nothing used about this yelp!

Two days ago on my way to work, my 2014 Accord broke down. Looking underneath, I could see the…read moredriver's side CV axle shaft was broken, so I had it towed to my go-to place...Supreme Auto. Larry stated that he probably would not be able to get repaired that day and would that be OK with me. I said sure. Well, at about 3 in the afternoon he called to inform me that it was fixed and ready for pickup. Now, I saw quotes for the high $600's to near $900...my bill was $450! This is just my most recent example of what Supreme Auto has meant to me over the 35 or so years I have been a customer. Isn't that what everyone wants from an auto repair service and mechanic? Quality work, no surprises, fair prices, and above all, peace of mind I would say. Well, Larry and his team at Supreme have it in spades!! Their website home page says: "We take great pride in providing you with the best customer service around. We are honest, dependable and friendly. Our customers are our #1 priority and [we] strive to make each and every customer happy!". That is not just some sound-good, feel-good motto. That is what Larry and his team more than live up to...each and every day! He will make sure that you understand exactly what needs to be done to get you back on the road and running without doing other nice, but not necessary work just to create revenue. A hard-working, honest, old-school, and genuine person who knows his stuff. Go there...you will not be disappointed. Note: I noticed a 1-star reviewer said: "Disrespectful and incompetent. Unable to fix very basic issues." Not having any possible understanding of what the circumstances were with that review(er), I can only say that it stands completely opposed to what I and almost all others have experienced. My sense is that there may have been more to it than what was in the review.

When you need service to your vehicle, you can trust Larry. Supreme Auto takes care of your vehicle…read moreand will be honest and fair with your repairs. It can be difficult to trust shops from unpleasant experiences in the past, but after finding Supreme Auto, we wouldn't want to bring our vehicles to anyone else. Not only does it have a great reputation for service, they host a Car Show to benefit America's Vet Dogs each year in which the donations are given to this charity. The charity raises service dogs for veterans and first responders with PTSD. They give back to the community and hold the charity close to their heart. Such a wonderful family and shop. Can't say enough good things about them.

never showed up, hardly communicated, eventually texted that he had an emergency, got myself out of…read morethe jam, thanks for nothing.

a worker tried to wrongly tow my friend car which was parked on private property she was able to…read moreget into her car before the towing happened but the driver lifted it and stated once its lifted you must pay in CT most hook up release start at $99 but this guy said $200 and then changed it to $250 cause she jumped in. no that is not how this works. he was unprofessional and a jerk trying to bully 2 females. the rule is if you are able to get to your car before the tow you can demand possession of your car back but he refused until $200 was given and would not give a receipt which they must provide unless this was a illegal situation.