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    Mainstream Automotive

    5.0 (3 reviews)
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    Routine automotive maintenance

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    7 years ago

    Great service. Nice People. Affordable. We will be taking all of our cars there and highly recommend it to our lists and neighbors.

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    Christian Brothers Automotive Hiram

    Christian Brothers Automotive Hiram

    4.5
    (10 reviews)

    I need a car inspection. I'm aware that women generally are treated differently or taken advantage…read moreof by mechanics, but my experience with these guys was so great. First of all, Jeremy was kind, funny and professional. Their staff is also diverse and professional. The place is extremely clean and they are even thoughtful enough to have snacks and coffee. But the kicker for me? How thorough the inspection report was. The money was well worth it for the amount of detail that was put into the report and made me feel more educated on the condition of the vehicle. I certainly will be back.

    Had to quickly find a place to fix an unknown issue with my car. Not only did Christian Brothers…read moreshow amazing hospitality, but they were very informative and made sure I understood all that was going on with my car issue. They were able to identify the issue and resolve it in a timely manner. I know for a lot of car repair shops, it often takes days maybe even sometimes weeks to do a big repair. In my case, I had a semi-intense repair needed for my engine and they were able to resolve it within 2 days. As a woman, it is important to me that I am being treated fairly and with kindness when engaging in conversations and inquiries with a car repair shop. The shop was very clean which is important to me since often times, people will choose to wait in the shop why their car is being repaired or services. As stated, they were very informative, approachable, and even showed pictures displaying the issue of my car while also providing the severity of it. It's been about 3 weeks since my repair and I haven't had any issues with it since. Definitely will be my go to car repair shop if I ever run into any issues in the future.

    Marotti

    Marotti

    4.5
    (23 reviews)

    Now called Robbinson auto. I went in on Mon. about my 2015 Ram with bad rear pinion gear. Was told…read moreif I dropped it off that evening they would have it back to me on Wed. Called Wed. morning to get an update. was told they hadn't gotten to it yet and they would see if they could get it in and finished and would call me back and let me know. Finally got a return call at 3:40 and told "We don't work on Dodge rear ends". They knew Mon. what I had and what the issue was and didn't say a word about not working on Dodge. Kept my truck for 2 days knowing they weren't going to touch it. WTF? That's 2 days it could have been at another shop getting repaired. Do not use this shop unless you want to be lied to and have your time wasted.

    Pass all the paved-lot and shiny-window repair shops, and head across the border to Paulding Co…read more The couple bucks gas money you spend will look like pennies compared to what you won't spend at Marotti. Be patient if you leave a couple voicemails with days in between a call back (or weeks). When you're good it means you're busy. Then stop worrying once you're booked because this will be a less expensive journey than usual. You'll get a legit assessment of what needs done, and no pressure to change those filters or wiper blades (or timing belt) if you don't want to. No frills means low overhead; gravel lots with a few cars like the windows-down 2-door Mercedes parked means you're not paying for all the marketing. It's just car-fixing like it should be. Last time I went in thinking I needed a complete wiper reservoir replacement. Nope, just a wiper fluid hose for pretty cheap. We'll keep coming back since cars don't fix themselves. Currently I'm not at all fretting about our teenager's car we just had towed in after stalling in an intersection. How bad could it be? And of course I'll continue wondering how much he'd charge to get that old Mercedes in his lot back on the road. Probably just needs new wipers and an air filter, once we get that driver-side window closed.

    AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care

    AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care

    3.4
    (7 reviews)

    I was very pleased with my service here. Everyone was very polite. They didn't charge me a penny to…read morecheck my car out. They did a diagnosis test and gave me a paper of everything I need done to my car and what I don't need to get done.

    I recently brought my 2003 Mustang GT Convertible to the AAMCO location in Hiram, GA in mid June…read more2026 to have the transmission evaluated because I was hearing a knocking sound around 2500-3000 RPM. After a test drive, Phil Esposito - the GM - felt the transmission was likely the source of the problem. I asked for a rough cost estimate and was told it would probably fall between $4,500 and $5,500, depending on what they found once they opened it up. From the beginning, I shared a concern that the issue might not be transmission-related at all and could be coming from the engine or possible two issues all together, one transmission, one engine. I was very clear that I didn't want to invest heavily in transmission work if there was also an engine problem. Phil stated he understood and agreed with that concern and said to best address my concerns they would check the engine as well. After the engine assessment, I was told the engine appeared fine and the transmission was indeed the culprit. With that information I approved moving forward with the transmission repair process. Phil communicated well throughout the process and provided photos of the transmission components that needed attention. Ultimately, the recommended solution was a full rebuild, which brought the cost to over $7,000. I agreed to move forward based on the understanding that the transmission was the issue. Once the repair was completed, the knocking sound at 2500 RPM was still present. When I brought the car back, Phil determined the noise was coming from the engine and was "normal" for the mileage (nearly 250K), and that the engine should still last for some time. I want to be clear that I'm not upset with Phil or the team. I believe they did quality work and communicated openly. My frustration comes from the fact that I would not have proceeded with such an expensive transmission repair had I known there was still an underlying engine issue. I've owned this car for 14 years and care about it deeply, but now I'm left unsure about driving it any real distance because of concerns about the engine. I appreciate the effort that went into the repair, but I don't feel that my initial concern--avoiding major transmission work if an engine problem also existed--was fully accounted for in the final decision. It appears my lack of automotive repair knowledge contributed to this issue.

    Mainstream Automotive - autorepair - Updated August 2026

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