Looking for a car battery I checked Partsource…read more It's a standalone vehicle parts counter, suppose it's a choice for a do it your selfer retail customer besides walking into the parts counter at the dealership / Canadian Tire or NAPA. Found one variety of battery Exide for my car. Wish there was more selection from different companies.

Not a bad shop to buy automotive parts and accessories for basic DIY projects…read more I stumbled here by chance while purchasing generic supplies (for my car) at Home Depot. What do you know - they have the types of coated screws, wires and clips that I need, and prices are lower than Canadian Tire. The Partsource logo always made me think it was some cheap, discount shop from the 80s, but clearly I was mistaken as they carry the brands and materials I've been using for maintenance. They downside is that don't quite stock the selection that Canadian Tire does (older paint colours, tacky aftermarket trinkets, general tool sets).. but that's a minor inconvenience for gear heads considering the savings. Staff are friendly and are knowledgeable about their products. Example of items they carry: - Detailing products - Lightbulbs - Wear items such as caps and wipers - Bodywork material - Clips, bolts, wires, etc

Very helpful staff and fair prices, if you are looking for aftermarket parts this is a right place…read morefor you!

Buyer beware! They order their parts from Uni select, Vast, Tan Auto, Motorcade , World Auto and…read moresell them for 80-100% mark up. Parts generally of poor quality, slow delivery times and terrible customer support. One of the owners, Arthur, tries to go extra mile to rip off his customers / employees in every way he can. Avoid

I needed sensor which I couldn't find anywhere except for Ford which was triple the price and it…read morewould take 5-7 days to receive it. Awesome service thank you so much James and staff for all your help!

Been going to Perjad for the last 20 years. He is the best mechanic and diagnostician there is…read moreand a specialist for German cars. Took my 20 yr old Passat to have a Stop engine light issue fixed. Not only did he diagnose it correctly he was able to fix the issue very reasonably. Also recommended other repairs for future visit. He will tell you straight up what you need, no sugar coating, honest, reliable, helpful, friendly person who knows his cars inside out. He will work on older cars, even when others can't or won't touch them! I highly recommend him, you will be glad you went there. Thanks Perjad!

If you own a German Car this place is a must. The owner is very experienced, thus knowledgeable,…read morefair and generally very helpful. Been a customer for almost 20 years now and my only complaint is that I wish it was a bit closer to my house.

'CarDeals Service Centre' has no business registration in Ontario or with OMVIC. The mechanics in…read morethis service centre are scam artists and process the wrecked rebuilt vehicles that CarDealsDirect is selling. CarDeals Service Centre clears the check engine light and diagnostics information before the customer picks up, but does not fix the problem, leaving customers with serious engine defects and vehicle safety issues. Please avoid this place and save yourself the harm. Please ignore the FAKE five star reviews on CarDealsDirect - there are hundreds of fake customers from Asia and far away places.

From the owner: CarDealsDirect Service Centre provides full maintenance and repair for all makes and models. Your…read morecomplete one stop auto solution. New tires, all types of mechanical repair, body damage. Give us a call to book your appointment

Prepay doesn't work, pretty sure my credit card may have been copied, and the gas line pumps air…read morebut you have to pay for the air--they won't listen if you report it. Do not go here. Find any other gas station in the area, there's lots. Despicable. Mr Lube next door is good, though!

The location is a good one, nice and close to a large grocery store so that you can fill before or…read moreafter getting your groceries. I've been here many times and have never had an issue. There are also lots of pumps to cut down on wait times.

Asked them to replace an old driveshaft with a new one. They've damaged the new driveshaft in such…read morea way that sand and dirt now get into the area previously sealed and necessary lubrication leaks out. They have neglected to notify me about the damage they've caused. Time charged for work was one hour, cost was $98. Cost of the driveshaft they've damaged ~1500. You decide.

From the owner: Auto Boys Garage is a Concord, ON Automotive service & Repair company that promises to impress you…read more We value your time and therefore provide sound estimates. Give us a call.

Tip: Collect Journie points towards discounts and free goods…read more This Pioneer gas station used to be Husky. It will take a while for all Husky gas stations to convert to Pioneer ones. I have always liked fuelling my car here. This gas station is located on the northwest corner of Highway 7 and North Rivermede Road. It's across the street for a McDonald's restaurant that I like. Both are on the quieter side of the intersection. The southern part is where Centre Street starts. On Friday, I was heading to Mississauga. The low fuel indicator on my dashboard lit up. I remembered this gas station on my route. I had 24 km left before my gas tank would run empty. When you're driving westbound on Highway 7, you can either turn right at North Rivermede Road and do a left u-turn, followed by a right turn to get to this Pioneer. Alternatively, you can drive past the intersection and hang a right. I did the former. This station is always clean. I was at pump 7, which also has diesel. I entered my phone number associated with my Journie points. I then tapped my credit card and began fuelling my car. I let it automatically do it as I planned the next phase of installing my Sirium XM antenna. To make a long story much shorter, the car dealership gave my car a complimentary wash after servicing. The rollers took out my antenna. I got a replacement. Before I left home, I mounted my antenna to the back part of my car's roof and fed the cable under the weather seal of my trunk. I connected it to my satellite receiver to test the audio and reception. It was great! After I was done filling up my car's gas tank with fuel, I drove over to the parking area just behind the convenience store and seated the antenna cable under the weather seal, and then fed the cable behind the backseat. I then connected the antenna to my receiver again. I still need to finish running the cable under the carpet. The cable is 23 feet long and there's a LOT of slack. At least the cable isn't dangling down by back windshield! I'd guess that there are roughly six parking spots. I liked that I could work on running this cable and no one cared. It was nice. I have yet to visit the convenience store. I haven't had a need to go, but I should check it out someday. This visit got me 300 Aeroplan miles. I convert my Journie rewards to Aeroplan miles automatically. I now have 7 cents off per litre the next time I fuel at any Pioneer. Yay! I like saving on gas. Pioneer with its Journie points has a decent program going on, especially these days. There are some weekends that Journie does ten cents off each litre of gas that you pump into your vehicle. It's great. It feels like you're getting away with murder. It was great stopping by to attend to my car running on almost empty and my working on my antenna side project. (179)