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When you need a trust worthy, honest, fair priced mechanic go see these guys. My experience with…read morethem is that they have always been friendly and fair. They keep you upto date and let you know how the work is going and any changes that might need to take place. You never feel like they are trying to get one over own you like at some garages, these are the type of trusted small town mechanics that help keep America on the road.

Annual inspection. Another great visit to Ray's! Excellent…read moreservice, friendly environment. They are my "go to" place for my Mini Cooper.

Kate and Scott are a great automotive service and repair team. Responsive, professional, efficient…read moreand affordable. My go-to for all our auto service and repair work. Great place for tires as well!

Came to these guys with an issue. They quickly figured out what was up with my car and got it taken…read morecare of for me. Recommended quite a few other things I could get done as well. A little on the higher side but definitely helpful and worth it. Easy experience and good customer service.

Completely unacceptable, frustrating experience…read more I paid $1,338 for front brakes and calipers, and within six months I was still having braking issues. When I returned, they replaced only one front rotor under warranty. After a third visit for the same braking noise/vibration, I was told the problem was my rear brakes, even though those had been replaced only three months earlier at another shop. I then went to three independent shops, and all confirmed the real issue was a warped front rotor (the one not replaced the second time I brought it in). This should've been fixed the second or third time I brought it in. Instead they shifted blame to another shop, in which their work was confirmed to be fine. And for the price I paid, I shouldn't have had to bring it in multiple times for the same issue. Still after three visits and over $1,300 spent, my issue was still not properly fixed. The only good thing about this experience was that it was under warranty, and another shop was able to fix my brakes properly. I would strongly recommend getting a second opinion before trusting this shop, and if possible save your time and go elsewhere.

Have used Boulevard Transmission for several issues. He has always been honest and even fixed some…read moreissues without charging me anything. I have referred several friends to this business and they have been extremely pleased. Highly recommend this honest business.

Thought my car's transmission was shot and I was ready to get rid of it. Took it to Boulevard on a…read morerecommendation and wasn't disappointed. The owner/technician changed my transmission oil and put in an additive and the problem was fixed! He could easily have taken advantage of us and replaced the whole system because...who knew what was wrong? He did. He's been in business over 30 years and has seen it all. Highly recommend this honest transmission specialist.

Though my first experience at this AAMCO location several years ago started out poorly, with the…read moreinitial repair not resolving my transmission issue, their Manager, Dave, handled it so well that I made the decision to take another car to them a few years later. Unfortunately, I had an identical unpleasant experience this time as I had with the previous vehicle when the first AAMCO repair did not resolve the problem. However unlike the first vehicle, the second repair on this vehicle didn't fix the transmission problem either. Nor did the third AAMCO repair- each one taking a week or more, requiring me to find alternate transport, etc. In exasperation, I finally told them I would like to just take my car to another (non-AAMOC) shop. They agreed and ended up paying for the repair there which was done right the first time. (Shocking!) AAMCO -- Never again.

i should have sued, brought my car in told them i had just had a new trans put in the year prior…read moreand juuust went out of warranty so i wanted a rebuild (7k oookay not too bad) ...3 months later, they kept my car for 3 months, they stole birth cert out of my car, my rims lug lock, a lot of other things, they took my new trans shell and put a "rebuilt one" in...they shorted the ECU some how?? said they couldnt get it to start and had to get a tech involved and i got the car back no power to the stereo took it right back like 5mins after i got it, right back. next day got it again realized months later they left my amp and subs disconnected, and they honest to god drilled a screw through the negative post and lead in my battery. broke my console...just yeh i should have sued and they are lucky im a better person than some people out there

Great shop. They've done anything and everything to the mess of vehicles I've brought in over the…read moreyears. Never had any issues with their work and the prices are fair.

The employees here give excellent service. Everyone is well knowledge and trained in their job. I…read morehope that I do not have to come back with a car that has been collided into but would pick this place if I had to.

Insanity ensues!…read more Look, I get it... a shop has the right to make a profit on the parts they install. However, there's an honest profit, and there's a "bend over, son... this won't hurt too much." I'm looking to have a clutch installed in an old truck of mine. It's not out yet, but I fear it's on its way. It's no longer a daily driver, but it's still a good, solid, clean, reliable truck I'd like to hang onto. So, a new clutch is in order. Now for those of you who are mechanically inclined, you know this isn't rocket science, but it's still a tall order. In fact, a few people reading this might even know the knuckle damage required when replacing a clutch laying on your back in your driveway. Can I get a witness? Yup... me too! However, that was a few lifetimes ago. It's a lot of work, and it requires a lift, a tranny jack, and some elbow grease. None of which I possess these days, so I'd prefer to take it to the pros. Here's the glitch. Labor? 600 bucks! Yup, 100 dollars an hour. That's pretty much the standard these days, I get it, and I can swing it. The parts, on the other hand? Crook city! Flat out extortion! Look up any clutch kit at any auto parts store. They're all right at 245 bucks. That's retail, mind you. There's already profit figured into that price. A shop like this would pay wholesale. Now I don't claim to know what that is, but I bet this shop could buy that clutch kit for right at 200 bucks. So, though math isn't my strong suit, that's about a 20% markup. So, without lifting a finger they make money. I can see them charging even more, maybe dialing that baby up to 300 bucks, which means they just made roughly 100 bucks without lifting a finger. Are you following me so far? Great! Now guess what they wanted to charge me? Go on... take a stab! Wrong! Try again! Wrong! Try again! Wrong! These jack wagons wanted to charge me 622.50 for a part that costs them 200. A 400 dollar profit on a 200 dollar part. What do you all call this? Capitalism? Hey, I'm a staunch supporter of it! But this ain't your average joint trying to make a few bucks, this is flat out dishonest BS! When discussing that on the phone the lady didn't have an answer, so she passed the buck to someone else. He tried to spin some crazy BS about some 1.8 markup range, which he couldn't elaborate on. 1.8 times the value? Again, BS! They're already making a profit between wholesale at 200 to the recommended retail value of 245. On top of this they charge a "shop fee." Ok, however you want to spin the cost of shop rags, grease sweep and so on, I get it. But the lady said it's based on a percentage of the parts' cost. What??? What kind of crookenese is this? The more expensive the part, the more they charge you. It has nothing to do with the actual supplies used, because that would be based on how long the job took. Just so we're all understanding this scam, a 2,000 dollar transmission would require twice as much shop supplies as a 1,000 dollar transmission? How? Impossible! Here's the deal, I'm pretty sure Mr. Transmission is a franchise. It's an independently owned franchise. If it were a corporate owned store some integrity would be present. However, since it's independently owned, the owners can gouge the livin' hell out of people all they want. I really wish the franchise folk at the top would read this. I'm pretty sure they'd frown upon this horse $hit! Folks, don't reward them with your business, they don't deserve it. Cheers!

They were recommended to me and I am so pleased. The manager in the office was so pleasant and…read moreknowledgeable. I wasn't entirely sure how to explain my issue, but she was kind and made sure that they understood what I was trying to communicate. I knew there was definitely something wrong with my vehicle and when they couldn't replicate it, one of the mechanics/technicians gave me a call. I explained when the issue would occur and he was able to identify the problem and fix it. My car has not shifted into neutral since! This was the third location that I had taken it to...third time was the charm. Very fair pricing and offer equal or better quality compared to a dealership (which was one of the places I had taken it to).