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    Quick Lane

    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    Joe's Auto Service

    Joe's Auto Service

    (57 reviews)

    I brough my 2014 Scion in for an inspection last year and was told that the car had an oil leak and…read moreneeded an expensive test (well over $100) to determine where the leak was coming from. I was sceptical since the car is always parked in my driveway and there has never been oil spots. I went for a second and third opinion and was informed there was no oil leak. My car, like typical older 4 cylinder vehicles has a tendency to burn through some oil and to check the levels periodically. Since then there have been no issues, there has continued to be no oil in the driveway. I was told previously by other people to avoid using this shop and now I know why!!!

    DO NOT TRUST THIS BUSINESS!!! My vehicle overheated because of a radiator leak; I had Joe's tow it…read moreto their shop. Next thing I know, I get a $4000 plus estimate for work that needs to be done. We had someone from Ellicottville Auto look over the quote and found that Joe's inflated part prices x3. Said I needed a whole new radiator and all sorts of other things done. Ended up having it towed to our local guy (Ellicottville Auto) who found and fixed the leak (a clamp), replaced the thermostat and a windshield wiper for under $300. Joe's charged me more for the towing and diagnostics ($352). They saw a female and thought they could rake me over the coals. I repeat DO NOT TRUST THIS BUSINESS!!! Zero star rating (the towing guy and the female receptionist were very nice-only positives)

    Schultz Auto and Truck Repair

    Schultz Auto and Truck Repair

    (11 reviews)

    Always trustworthy, quality work and reasonable prices! It's worth it for me to drive a little…read morefurther to know my vehicles are well maintained and safe

    I felt compelled to write a review of Shultz Auto and Truck Repair located at 5085 Southwestern…read moreBlvd, Hamburg NY. I specifically sent my son to Schultz Auto, to have his car looked at, based on the pages and pages of positive reviews they share on "their" website. However, after leaving our car in their hands, it became clear that they do not share the full picture of everyone's experiences. I can honestly say that I would not recommend their services to anyone. As for my personal experience, we live out of state but my son attends college in the Hamburg area. He was experiencing an issue with his car and we couldn't get any recommendations on trustworthy local mechanics from other students/parents, so while we were researching mechanics, we suggested he take the car to the local Auto Zone to get a quick diagnostic. Auto Zone ran a diagnostic and shared with him the error code. They said he needed a new ignition coil and may want to have his spark plugs looked at/replaced. This was all occurring only a few weeks away from Thanksgiving break and knowing he had a 8 hour drive home, we needed to find a trustworthy local Machinic to replace the coil and/or plugs. We called Schultz Auto and explained the issue. We made an appointment for my son to drop off the car. After looking at the car, they sent us an absurd estimate. They estimated the repairs at $5,827.46. Keep in mind I only paid $8000 for the car when I bought it 3 years ago. This estimate included a full diagnostic charge of $244.96. This was clearly over inflated as my dealership only charges me $170 for a diagnostic. Also, this was not even necessary as we shared what the issue was and what we wanted them to look at and fix. Additionally, the quote was LOADED with unnecessary work including a brake job which, we just had brake work done 4 months earlier. At this point, we knew we were being taken advantage of. We were now stuck with a $244.96 (unnecessary) diagnostic charge, but we were trying to figure out if it would be better to just have my son try to drive or tow the car to a dealership or another mechanic. However, we still did not know where else to take the car. So we decided that we would just have Schultz change the spark plugs because we wanted to get the car back, and drivable, so that my son could make it home (safely) and we could take it to our mechanic, who by the way was floored by what this business was estimating. So we declined all the unnecessary work with the exception of replacing the plugs (no wires, nothing else, just plugs) which was $533.09 and when you add in the $244.96 diagnostic, taxes and fees, we were charged $808.50 to have spark plugs replaced. I feel completely taken advantage of because my son is a college student and we live out of state and I could not be there to help him with this. As a mom, it is extremely hard to send a kid off to another state to go to school. So you pray that there are good/honest people around him that will help him and treat him the way they would want someone to treat their kids. Being so far away, I feel completely helpless in these situations and I worry for other moms/parents in the same situation. The only thing I can do is share my story (which I am doing), so hopefully I can spare someone else from being taken advantage of.

    Quick Lane - autorepair - Updated June 2026

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