1. Abington Auto Clinics

0

Abington, MA

Abington Auto Clinics

5.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 5:00 pm

    Instant booking with RepairPal

    Services - Abington Auto Clinics

    Auto steering and suspension repair

    Auto transmission repair

    Abington Auto Clinics Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Abington Auto Clinics

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    9 months ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 1

    Abington Auto Clinics Reviews in Other Languages

    Ask the Community - Abington Auto Clinics

    You might also consider

    Berlin’s Garage

    Berlin’s Garage

    (5 reviews)

    Went there for oil change and tune ups, the boys are awesome, excellent customer service they…read morereally exceeded my expectations

    We chose Berlin's Garage after reading the many positive reviews and were hopeful that we had…read morefinally found a mechanic who was honest, reasonably priced, and efficient. Unfortunately, our experience was the complete opposite. Our vehicle was kept at the shop for over a month. While I understand that repairs can sometimes take longer than expected, the communication throughout the process was extremely frustrating. We would often receive a call around 4:00 PM with an update about what was being worked on or what additional repairs were supposedly needed. The conversation would frequently end with us being told that the vehicle was "almost done" and that we would receive another call shortly to come pick it up. The problem is that if you are calling a customer at 4:00 PM and telling them the vehicle is almost ready, what exactly are they supposed to do with that information? We were not given a realistic timeframe for when the work would actually be completed, and it made planning for pickup extremely difficult. We were also told on multiple occasions that the vehicle would be ready on a specific day, such as Tuesday. Tuesday would come, and if we didn't reach out ourselves, we often had no idea what was happening with our vehicle. We shouldn't have to repeatedly chase down updates after being given a promised completion date. There were also times when we would call the shop for an update and receive no answer. We would then wait hours for a call back, often without knowing whether we would hear from anyone that day. This made an already frustrating situation even more difficult, especially when we were trying to plan around not having our vehicle. What was especially disappointing was that we chose this shop because the reviews made it sound like the work was both fast and affordable. Unfortunately, we experienced neither. After having our vehicle for more than a month, the final price was essentially comparable to what we could have paid elsewhere. So, despite the extended wait, we did not feel that we received any meaningful savings for choosing this shop. I completely understand that automotive repairs can be unpredictable and that additional issues can be discovered once a vehicle is being worked on. That's not the issue. The issue is the lack of reliable communication, repeatedly missed expectations regarding completion, and the amount of time our vehicle was kept. Based on our experience, I would not recommend Berlin's Garage. The positive reviews were the reason we chose this mechanic, but unfortunately, our experience did not come close to matching them. Customers deserve realistic timelines, proactive communication, and transparency throughout the repair process. --------------------------------------- In response to the business comment: We're simply sharing our experience and speaking our truth, not trying to blame anyone for anything. However, we believe clear communication and realistic timelines are important when dealing with someone's vehicle. We are appreciative of the information and work done on the vehicle, things were bought to our attention that we didn't know needed to be fixed. The last thing we would want is to be stranded or something major happening that could've been avoided. However, in addition to the issues we already mentioned, the truck now does not sound like a 5.7 HEMI should. The day we picked it up, we also had to go purchase Freon, and we discovered that bolts were missing. We also had to take the battery out to reset the stereo. We also want to clarify the timeline. We dropped the truck off on August 2nd, which was a day the shop was not open, and we picked it up on Friday, September 11th. That is over a month. In addition, the owner wasnt even present the day we picked it up, it was a relative of the owner. During the process, you clearly told us that you had to stop working on our truck to work on other vehicles that had been there before ours. We understand that mechanics have other customers, but if you're already booked up, it's important to communicate that upfront rather than give expectations that can't realistically be met. In our opinion, taking on more work than you can reasonably handle only leads to frustration for everyone involved. We also want to clarify that our vehicle was NOT purchased through Facebook Marketplace. It was purchased from an actual dealership. We initially reached out to you through Facebook Marketplace, which is likely where the confusion came from. We're not posting this review to attack anyone. We're sharing our experience so others can make their own informed decision. Based on our experience with the communication, timeline, and issues we encountered with the truck, we would not recommend this mechanic.

    Pro Built Transmissions

    Pro Built Transmissions

    (12 reviews)

    My 2009 Subaru Outback Wagon 3.0R suddenly started taking a long time to shift into gear. All of…read morethe warning lights came on, the car went into limp mode, and it threw a P0758 solenoid code. I wanted someone to actually investigate the cause before I made the decision to spend thousands of dollars repairing a 165,000-mile car. The first transmission shop quoted me $5,000-$7,000 to replace the transmission without checking anything. The second transmission shop wouldn't even look at it because of the car's age and mileage. I then brought it to a Subaru dealership, figuring they would be able to give me the answers I needed to decide whether to repair the car or move on. They told me it needed a valve body (approximately $3,500), but warned that I might also need a TCM and possibly a transmission, bringing the potential cost to $13,000! As a last-ditch effort, I brought the car to Pro-Built Transmissions in Holbrook, and I'm so glad I did. The very next day, Dan texted me to explain that they had taken the pan down and checked the transmission oil, wiring, and electrical system. They determined that the TCM was bad and were able to install a replacement within a couple of days. The entire repair cost me less than half of what the other places were quoting me. What impressed me most was that they actually diagnosed the problem instead of immediately telling me I needed a new transmission. Dan, Dave, and the mechanics were professional, thorough, responsive, and honest throughout the process. After dealing with three other places, Pro-Built was exactly what I had been looking for: a shop willing to investigate the problem and find the actual cause before recommending an expensive repair. I can't recommend Dan, Dave, and the entire Pro-Built team highly enough. If you have a transmission problem, especially with an older or higher-mileage vehicle, I would absolutely give them a call before agreeing to replace the transmission. Five stars without hesitation!

    Daniel at Pro Built was very helpful when we were faced with transmission problems with our 2006…read morevolvo xc70 last fall. He was very patient as we weighed our options, and replaced it for us when I was able to find a low milage tranny from a local used parts dealer. Running strong after 6 months. Fair, reliable work.

    WCS Automotive - WCS Automotive Company Logo

    WCS Automotive

    (16 reviews)

    I've been taking my cars to WCS for 15 years and what I appreciate consistently is that Wally's…read moreteam is able to diagnose the problem quickly and get the repair right the first time. They are absolute experts on Volvos but also work on many other makes and models. Volvos can be quirky, so utilizing a specialist is vital. If you have a classic Volvo this is the place to go, they are skilled at sourcing difficult-to-obtain parts and have dealt with all known model issues many times. They just as frequently work on the newest models as well. Also, when your repair is complete, it can be taken right to the inspection bay so you can get your Massachusetts sticker all in one trip. Saves a lot of hassle. WCS has many longtime customers and the same team of mechanics has been there for many years, so I think that says a lot about the consistent quality service it provides.

    Had issue with no AC or heat coming out of blowers for Volvo car. Local garage looked up how to fix…read morebut he informed it was too complicated for his shop. He reached out to a couple of locations, but it was a no for repair. Found location via Realini Auto Repair in Braintree. His garage said no to my car they but informed me of this location. Cheaper that going to the dealer and it's a repair that needs to be done by mechanics who work on Volvo's the shop said. Fixed this and a problem with fob not opening driver's side of car(key needed to open driver's door) However, website needs to updated. Site claims that at a cost, you can have a rental while car is being repaired. No more rentals. And they do service other makes and models. Gave the location name to my mechanic too in case he has other Volvo's that are too complicated to repair for his shop.

    Abington Auto Clinics - autorepair - Updated October 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...