The place doesn't look like much, but the mechanics are A+…read more Honest, prices more than reasonable, and they kept their promises. They give you peace of mind, basically. They have a lot of tires. If that's what you're after, they probably have something in stock or can order it at a good price. Don't let the aesthetics put you off; you'll be a happy car owner waiting in an elevator-sized waiting room. Hey, there's a TV in there... somehow.

Gets 5 stars.! They fixed my brakes same day. They are even more affordable than my old place…read more Very professional!!

Having read other great reviews, I decided to stop by and see what they had to say about my…read moreparents' car, which has lost its side skirt panel to a nice mountain beside our driveway over the winter. Being decently handy, I had an idea of how I might go about repairing it myself, but sought professional advice. The gentleman I talked to backed up what I had thought, and suggested I could do it myself, with the right parts. He pointed me in the right direction, and saved us $400, that we would have paid at the dealership. Excellent customer service, I'll definitely be returning if we need a mechanic to look at our car.

1 Star - My Worst Experience With Any Auto Repair Shop Three…read moremajor issues led me to lose all confidence in this Master Mechanic location: 1. Poor workmanship on my 2015 Infiniti QX60 resulting in repeat repairs, failed suspension components, alignment problems, damaged tires and thousands of dollars in additional repair costs. 2. My father-in-law's 2010 Buick was incorrectly diagnosed as needing a $4,000-5,000 head gasket repair or an $8,000 replacement engine, only for the manager to later admit the leak was actually caused during servicing. 3. I was almost billed for a second complete rear brake job less than a year after Master Mechanic had already performed the same repair. I only avoided paying because I reviewed my own invoices at the counter. After these three experiences, I cannot recommend this shop to anyone. For my Infiniti, I brought the vehicle in for a loud whirring noise and an alignment. I authorized a serpentine belt replacement and paid for a four-wheel alignment. The day after picking it up, I discovered a significant oil leak that had not existed beforehand. Master Mechanic later repaired a leaking cooler line and provided a "goodwill discount." Because I had already begun losing confidence in the shop, I sought a second opinion. Another garage found the recently repaired cooler line clamp was faulty, the engine was approximately four litres low on oil, the alignment was still significantly out, and the front control arms previously installed by Master Mechanic had failed and required replacement. They also advised my front summer tires, which Master Mechanic had sold me and had just reinstalled, had severe inner-edge wear that was never mentioned during the alignment. The additional repair costs totalled well over $2,000. The second incident involved my father-in-law's 2010 Buick. After routine servicing, I was told the vehicle likely required a $4,000-5,000 head gasket repair or an $8,000 replacement engine. I requested photos and videos before making any decision, but none were ever provided. Later that same day, the manager admitted the diagnosis was incorrect and told me the leak had actually been caused when a mechanic damaged a transmission fluid line during servicing. I was left wondering how such an expensive engine diagnosis could have been communicated before the actual cause had been confirmed. Finally, in 2025 I was advised my Infiniti required another complete rear brake job, despite Master Mechanic having completed the same repair less than a year earlier. When I produced my previous invoice, the recommendation was immediately withdrawn and a $760 warranty adjustment was applied. Had I not reviewed my own records, I believe I would have paid for work that should have been covered. Everyone makes mistakes, but in my experience these were not isolated incidents. Across two vehicles I experienced questionable diagnostics, poor workmanship, repeat repairs, warranty issues and multiple "goodwill discounts" after problems occurred. My advice to prospective customers is simple: keep every invoice, question major repair recommendations, request removed parts back, and always obtain a second opinion before authorizing expensive work. I have completely lost confidence in this business and will never return. *Gross incompetence & suspect business practices experienced by me. *Consumers be aware. *I wish I could give less than a one-star rating.

I drove from the beaches because the reviews were good. I was nervous if I had to rebuild the…read moretransmission on my car. It ended up being the power steering fluid needed to be topped up. It took an hour. I was so impressed with customer service and attention to detail. Honest and competent. Totally recommend.

I'm going to give up the satisfaction of having a secret place (Global is totally easy to miss if…read moreyou drive by). The reason is simply because they did a stellar job and I want them to know it. And while I'm at it, you should know about it too. I'm not a mechanic but I grew up around cars and have more than a passing knowledge. When I visit a new shop, I usually play dumb to gauge the level of honesty. Paul and Benny took the time to look at my Jeep and give me the low-down. They told me my options and didn't pressure me. In the end, I wound up getting my clutch replaced with a pretty solid turnaround time. I'm very happy and will be back for any future repairs/replacements. I've also sent a couple of friends their way and everyone feels the same way as I do. An extra note: These guys don't seem too concerned with marketing -- I think their word-of-mouth is strong enough. They don't even seem to have a website. Just so you know where to find them, though, they're just west of Spadina on Dupont.

Sunny is my go to for over a decade (he's helped our family with both Subaru and Toyota vehicles)…read more He's highly competent, price conscious and carries himself with high integrity. Strongly recommend!

Sunny's is great, but they are so good, they unfortunately aren't taking any new business. Often…read morevery busy. Don't wait till the last minute to call about a problem. You might have to wait two weeks.

Seems the Stellar Automotive shop at 89 Sunrise Av., North York has closed, signs removed, etc…read more. Unknown if moved location, or gone. No notice on the door. 2025July. Had car fixed with them once, was excellent. A GOOD one gone, unfortunately.

Glad to see them re-open. I was a customer of their for many years before closing. Plan to return…read more Both Joe and Paul were wonderful in their dealings with clients. I give them 5 stars +++

Our family recently brought a vehicle to AML Auto Service and received excellent, efficient…read moreservice, which is why we trusted the shop to handle a standard safety inspection for our 80-year-old neighbor. Unfortunately, this experience was completely different and caused us to lose confidence in the business. We had an 8:00 AM appointment on May 21st that was made a week in advance while picking up another vehicle from the shop. The appointment was scheduled with Penny at the front desk. We specifically chose the earliest appointment available because we were told that dropping the vehicle off first thing in the morning would allow the inspection to be completed by closing time. Our neighbor is elderly, has no alternate transportation, and was very uncomfortable leaving her vehicle overnight. When we arrived at 8:00 AM, my husband briefly stepped away while I approached the counter to ask a few basic logistical questions on behalf of my neighbor regarding the inspection process and expected timing. I was not rude or confrontational, yet I was met with cold, dismissive, and hostile responses from Penny at the front desk, who seemed more concerned with her sandwich than speaking with me. When I asked to confirm whether the vehicle would be ready by the 5:00 PM closing time -- which was very important to the elderly car owner -- I was told defensively that they were "doing us a favor" by trying to complete it the same day, despite the fact that we had a pre-scheduled 8:00 AM appointment specifically for that purpose. The situation deteriorated further later in the day. At approximately 4:40 PM, I called to confirm whether the vehicle was ready. After checking our name, the receptionist told me, "Oh yes, it's ready for pickup," and stated that a colleague was already speaking with my husband. I immediately called my husband, only to learn the exact opposite: the vehicle had not been inspected at all and would need to remain overnight. I called back immediately to clarify the conflicting information. Rather than answer me directly, staff attempted to brush me off by saying my husband would explain it to me. Only after I insisted on receiving a direct answer from the shop did they finally acknowledge that the inspection had never taken place. At that point, it honestly felt insulting. Instead of simply apologizing for giving me incorrect information, I was effectively being told that my husband needed to "explain" the situation to me -- namely, that the vehicle we had left there for nine hours had not even been touched by closing time. My husband was then told there would be a 7:00 AM make-up appointment the following morning, only to later be told that appointment had suddenly disappeared due to "phone traffic and confusion." We were then informed the next available opening would be five days later. The issue was not simply that the shop was "busy." The issue was rude communication, contradictory explanations, and a vehicle sitting at the shop for roughly 9 hours without being inspected. An 8:00 AM appointment should mean the vehicle is integrated into the day's workflow, not left untouched all day while customers are repeatedly given conflicting information. Because of this, we picked up our neighbor's car after a completely unnecessary overnight stay she had specifically asked to avoid, and without the safety inspection being completed. My neighbor was distressed unnecessarily, and both she and my husband had their entire day wasted due to the shop's scheduling and communication failures. We then made an appointment with another auto shop, which not only completed the inspection and returned the car in under two hours, but they did for half the price of this shop. What made the situation even more disappointing was the owner's public response on Google. Rather than acknowledge the scheduling breakdown and contradictory communication, we were described as "disgruntled," despite the fact that we absolutely did have an appointment scheduled for May 21st at 8:00 AM. Calling customers "disgruntled" does not change what happened; it only reinforces the unprofessionalism we experienced throughout this process. What makes this even more unpleasant is I've seen his other responses to similar reviews where he took accountability and apologized. But in our case, all we got is defensive, emotional responses calling us disgruntled people and doubling down instead of acknowledging the communication and service failures. Very disappointing. Needless to say, we will not be returning to AML Auto Service.

Jason does an excellent service ! Always completes all necessary steps!…read more Awesome people with competent workmanship! Yeah! Thank you

I had previously posted an unhappy review of Central Motors, but was contacted by Jasmine, who…read moreexplained that they were Central Motors, not Central Import (down on King St.). My apologies to you all. Jasmine was very helpful in explaining my misunderstanding, and if that's any indication of their service, I'd say these guys are cool.

I have been using Central Motors exclusively for the last 5 years for all my car repairs. Carlos…read moredoes it all. I now send my friends, family, and customers there as well. Its great to have a mechanic you can trust, and who does only whats needed. If you're tired of getting dicked around or ripped off, go see Carlos and Jasmine at Central Motors.

I trust Steve unequivocally. He and his staff are honest, fair and transparent. We use Steve for…read moreroutine maintenance, tire changes, and anything that emerges with our van. You will not go wrong taking your vehicle to Traditions.

From the owner: Welcome to Traditions Auto Service, your local tire and auto repair service experts in Scarborough,…read moreON. Our team proudly provides the very best tire and auto service. We are dedicated to giving all our customers professional service and superior results. Our passion for a better tire buying experience helped us become the company we are today: A local provider of tires and auto repair services in Scarborough for customers from all over ON.