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Benton Harbor, MI

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72nd Automotive

3.5 (6 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Routine automotive maintenance

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I went there, even though they're not a body shop they agreed to look at my problem. It was my 2003…read more500 SL. A back trim piece kept falling off and I knew I was doing something wrong They took the time to look show me what the problem was and how to repair, but I need to get the part. They were very kind, and the young lady was exceptional I would highly recommend them for their kindness. Oh and yes they didn't even charge me. I'll be back

Be cautious if Pro Muffler & Brake asks you to purchase the parts for a repair…read more I paid them to replace a special-order bushing on my 4x4 pickup. They asked me to obtain the parts myself, as they had done during an earlier repair. After the work was completed, the new seal leaked. When I returned, they said they would charge me additional labor to correct the problem because I had supplied the parts. Their signed warranty states, "We will honor work that we have performed, and there are no exceptions." I understand that a shop may not warranty a customer-supplied part, but that limitation should have been clearly explained before the work was authorized--not after a problem appeared. I now have to pay another shop to determine whether the seal was improperly seated, the housing was damaged, the supplied part was defective, or something else caused the leak. My advice: insist that this shop obtain the required parts itself, and get the parts-and-labor warranty terms in writing before approving any repair.

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