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    TGL Service Station

    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    Routine automotive maintenance

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    Sam's Auto Care

    Sam's Auto Care

    (19 reviews)

    Sam was very helpful. Needed an inspection and he got it done on short notice. Vey good mechanicread more

    I bought a Nissan Maxima from Sam's Auto Care in Westbury in August 2025. I was told the engine was…read morestrong, that the car would get me back and forth to work every day on the Northern State Parkway safely, that I could put another 100,000 miles on it, and that Sam had already put a lot of new parts into the car. That is not what happened. I only got about 15,000 miles out of it. After the purchase I still had to pay Sam about $2,000 more to replace the catalytic converter, an engine mount, and the right front control arm. In August 2026 I brought the car back. I asked for an oil change, pointed out a strap hanging down in the front of the car (Sam said he saw it), and asked him to do the inspection because it expires in September 2026. I was then told the car needed a list of repairs, including new struts and shocks -- work Sam had said was already done when I bought the car a year earlier. Three days after I got the car back, the check engine light came on. I took it to AutoZone across the street. Their free test said the exhaust failed, the oxygen sensor needed to be replaced, and the air filter was no good. I took the paperwork and the same repair bills to Tony, another mechanic down the street. He said the car needed about another $3,000 in repairs to be safe to drive, and that this was more than the car was worth. I ended up donating the car to charity. I cannot recommend buying a used car from this shop based on this experience. I was told it was a solid daily driver with a lot of life left and recent work already done. I spent more money after the sale, the same items came up again a year later, and within days of the last visit the check engine light was on and two other shops said it still was not safe or worth fixing.

    Tom's Brake & Auto Repair - See the two marks

    Tom's Brake & Auto Repair

    (29 reviews)

    We got a flat tire and broke down around the corner in the middle of a long drive home from a…read morefuneral. We called Tom's and explained the situation! He squeezed us in immediately and patched up the tire! We were out of there less than an hour after we broke down. He easily could have overcharged us because we were desperate but he charged us very fairly! Thank you!

    Every once in a while, I accidentally stumble upon a business that renews my faith in businesses…read more Tom's Brake & Auto is one of those. I showed up on a Saturday morning, hoping to just get an opinion about a brake issue so I could schedule an appointment for another day. I had been forewarned by a friend who is a self-declared car expert that this was going to be a major, costly job. In the end, I drove out of there after two hours with brand new rotors and pads, no more squealing from my wheels, and only a small dent in my bank account. As an "older" guy (like me), Tom is from a generation that truly appreciates the concept of holding on to cars, electronics, and other things for as long as they provide good service. Many other mechanics would have scoffed at me for still driving a 2011 Honda Element, making excuses for why they couldn't make my brakes stop catching and squealing ("You have to expect that from a 14-year-old car, sir"), but Tom treated my never-been-washed Element like it was a 2025 BMW. He's a very sociable guy, so I enjoyed chatting with him while he was working. Some might say he actually provides TOO much information, but I really appreciated how he explained everything he was doing, as it was pretty much implied from the beginning that the fix, as confident as he seemed, wasn't a 100% sure-shot. In the end, this relatively simple process of maintenance turned out to be a success, and I think he was as happy and relieved as I was. There are very few mechanics - including dealerships - that I have ever used more than once, but I will definitely be returning to Tom's for whatever my Element needs in the future.

    TGL Service Station - autorepair - Updated September 2026

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