I needed a second opinion from a reputable mechanic, and I got it here. We were having some Issues…read morewith tire wear on a new car. They did an alignment and called out that it couldn't be trued and the springs were not holding. With this information I was able to make a case, and got the dealership to file a warranty claim to replace springs and shocks. Definitely will be going back, and very reasonable pricing.

MY daughter was involved in a car accident, not her fault though. A truck hit the car behind her,…read moreand that car hit the back of her car. The mechanic shop be bring our cars to in town recommended L & W Auto Body to do the repairs. We contacted them and they scheduled up a time for us to drop off the car. The repairs were complete a day sooner than their original estimate. We are very happy with the value of their service and would use them again in the future.

I highly recommend South Shore Collision, they came highly recommended and they did not disappoint,…read moreI was recently hit from behind at a red light, I called South Shore Collision spoke with Jerry, who immediately had me bring my car in since the back tail lights were broken. He set up the rental for me, Entriprise met us at the garage, Jerry said it would be two weeks for the car to be fixed, he was right on the money. When I picked up my car, he had it detailed, it looked brand new, he also did my sticker and did the return of the rental. Jerry made a stressful situation into a stress free situation. If you are in need of repairs go see Jerry at South Shore Collision, for quality and friendly service

I have been a customer of Gerry's for many years, well over 20 years. Gerry and his staff have…read morealways done exceptional work on the repairs of my vehicles and when it comes to service; you won't find a place you can trust more; Gerry won't try to sell you something you don't need. Gerry takes great care of his cutomers, is always pleasant to deal with and does a great job for the right price.

Needed some repair work and shopped 3 places for estimates. I was paying out of pocket. His price…read morewas right - one was only slightly less, and the other was over a grand more. Because of the reviews I went with Woodlawn. They took me within a weeks time and completed in 3 days, as estimated. The others told me it would be a few weeks and they'd need 1 1/2 weeks to complete. Travis and his team were polite, and true to their word, - no surprises. And did a fantastic job! I highly recommend them.

They might do good work, but their customer service is terrible. The told me they would have my…read morecar for a week, but they would not start it till they got all the parts. They had it for over 10 days and kept on giving me the excuse the need a new front wheel. I called over and over again, they said they would call back, and they never called me back. The day I got the car I called 3 times. I told them every day you keep my car I have to pay for the rental. That fell on deaf ears! Don't go there or you'll wait forever to get your car back!!!!!

I have been here twice with my Toyota Corolla 2016 for oil change. The man is very honest and up…read moreforward about the issues on your car. My car's oil filter housing was tighten to tight and he wanted me to buy a new one in case that it breaks . The oil filter housing is made of aluminum. They ended up removing without breaking it. I just returned the oil filter housing to the dealership. I would recommend him for the quality of service for the price

My 20 year old son obtained multiple estimates for a broken bumper…read more We decided to go with Braintree Autobody because they were conveniently located near us and I had used them years ago. When we picked up the car they charged $1000. more than the estimate. There was no additional work done. It was a bumper! They gave us no satisfaction when I questioned why it cost more than the estimate. They thought they could take advantage of a 20 year old. I do not recommend this place.

Great job every time I need repairs. Graham knows his stuff. Great job at repairing the front…read moreend of my car to look factory. Excellent work and worked extremely well with my insurance company.

Most of the other review on & Yelp here speak for themselves. There's something to be said about a…read morecollision repair shop that doesn't have a website, but is booked out weeks to months in advance and there's nothing but exotics and classics in the driveway.. Bob's Collision is like the inside secret of the South Shore for body work. You have to know the "secret knock" to get into the best place. Meticulous work, super professional, and just an all around genuine group of guys.. heck, they even washed and waxed it before handing the keys back! They do business the right way. I don't let anyone else touch my car.

Always very reliable, fair pricing, and helpful employees. It would take a lot for me to bring y…read morecar anywhere else. Can't recommend them enough.

They are honest said which I like a lot and they have good experience to work with carsread more

Great guys. I've gotten brakes and rotors done on two different cars here. The work has always been…read moretop notch. They don't like using cheap parts, and they don't like doing band-aid fixes. If you're looking for a cheap and dirty repair place, this isn't it. They are going to charge you a fair price to get the job done right. The inside waiting area has a lot to be desired. If you can't get home it's probably better to run across the street to Donut King and have a donut and a coffee while you wait.

It's better to shop around before going ahead with pricing here. My wife went there for a tire and…read morewas charged double the cost of Towne Fair Tire. Out the door price was 1/2 of these guys. When my wife pointed it out they refunded $100.

Took a car in for an error code associated with the electronic parking brake after I changed my…read morebrakes and rotors. Rich was able to give me a full picture of how simple or complex it could be and the possible difference in cost and that it would take less than a day which made planning for being down a car a lot easier. Rich called me first thing the next day to tell me it was just the coding and he was able to fix it without changing out parts. No running circles or unnecessary upsells, just a good guy who has always been honest and as upfront as he can be about any repair. Rich is the old school type that is hard to find these days. For those familiar with Quincy car repair, you'll also see Jim Abdon there a couple days a week!

I keep saying it: if Jimmy Abdon recommends a guy, you know you're going to have a good experience…read more I brought in my car because the cruise control was blinking (and not wanting to work). Within half a day, Rich was able to determine what the problem was, and I was cruisin' again by midday. I also appreciate him calling me and telling me what the issue is and the cost upfront before starting work. The price I think was fair, all things considered. An anecdote if you'll allow it: A millionaire's yacht engine breaks. No one can fix it; so they bring in a mechanic with 40 years experience. She looks the engine up and down, takes out a small hammer and gives it a few taps. The engine roars back to life! A week later our millionaire gets a bill for $10,000. He can't believe it; and asks for an itemized bill. What he gets back reads: Tap with hammer = $2. Knowing where to tap = $9,998. An inescapable fact: [modern] cars are expensive, complex machines. If they were simple, there'd be no need for mechanics. It's not the tapping that's expensive, it's knowing where and how to tap. Where I admit I struggled is that the fix was to reconnect the actuator, and the bill came back for $165 (all in - one hour of labor). Despite the price, I realize full well: 1. There was a process in getting to the issue, and then verifying it was fixed, involving both road and shop testing. 2. The reality was likely more technical that itemized in the invoice. My Ikea desk seems it would be ~10 parts coming together in under 30 minutes no sweat. In reality it took two people two hours, intermingled with profanities. 3. Tapping with a hammer (reconnecting a part) is easy, having the skill set to determine how and where to tap is not.