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Allied Brothers Auto

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Texas Drivetrain Performance

Texas Drivetrain Performance

(6 reviews)

Eastside

Extremely knowledgeable staff. They were honest and realistic with my power goals. They didn't try…read moreto upsell me on something I did not need, and were very accommodating with the large amount of work I was wanting to get done to my Corvette. They also have been very good at communicating about the status of the job. I would definitely recommend coming to this shop. Impressed!

Here's what I think of TDP, Jan. 30, 2024 was the invoice date for finally having my 05' CTS-V…read moreTremac T-56 manual transmission supposedly rebuilt by TDP for the first time since I bought the car off the lot in 05', my car has 225,985 miles on the original transmission and engine. Out of warranty (they have a one year warranty) and less than 8,000 miles on the tranny, with normal driving (I don't even do burnouts, let alone racing) my transmission had to be completely rebuilt, again! The shop who did the new rebuild is one of the most reputable transmission shops in Orange County CA, very well known and specializing in Corvette transmissions (wish I went to them in the first place). They walked me through all the parts that had to be replaced and showed me what was done before based on TDP's invoice, they didn't bad mouth or disparage TDP in any way shape or form, they let me come to my own conclusion by presenting the parts and procedure they had to go through to make my transmission correct. TDP invoiced me $3,494.45 for the rebuild (+ $400.00 for shipping it back and forth to CA.), my new rebuild invoice is $4,591.06. Now, I know exactly what is inside my new transmission. I now have a transmission that has been rebuilt twice, in less than 2 years and cost me $8,085.51 + $400.00 in shipping. $8485.51 in total, This was a very expensive lesson to learn and my point is to ALWAY'S be sure you're getting what you pay for. Based on my experience I would never recommend Texas Drivetrain Performance! If I could give you a zero star, I would!

JD Garage

JD Garage

(44 reviews)

JD garage has been a lifesaver to me today and I am SOO grateful! I was desperately looking for a…read morereliable garage this morning after City (shitty) Garage Euless quoted me an outrageous quote of replacing wheel studs, and tried to threaten/trap me with "we cannot let you drive the car, it needs to be towed to leave our premises" and I'm so glad I got referred to this garage by one of my best friends! The customer service of JD garage was EXCELLENT! The guy who answered my call and helped me through was SO helpful (I think his name is Imad), he had me email them a picture of what was wrong, got back to me with a reasonable quote and got it replaced for me, and the entire process was SO smooth! I have definitely sang praises of this garage to my coworkers all day, and I will be hands down switching to JD for all my auto repairs/ maintenances from now on! Thank you guys SO SO MUCH!

If you have a CarMax warranty, I would not recommend using this location…read more I brought in my Jaguar F-Type because this was the closest approved repair facility to my home. I had a confirmed appointment, but when I arrived, I was told the appointment would not be honored and service was refused. The interaction was also handled with an unnecessarily dismissive attitude, which made the experience even more frustrating. I cannot speak to the quality of their repair work because they would not evaluate or service my vehicle. However, based on the appointment and customer service experience alone, I would not waste your time

Integrity Automotive

Integrity Automotive

(8 reviews)

STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS!…read more I tried to call and get some information to help out a friend. Who was charged nearly $800, and then had to take it back because the issue wasn't corrected. They then charged him to diagnose the same issue again (in service departments, this is generally considered a "comeback" and the customer is not charged). Even after the second diagnostic, they still did not have a solid solution. Call #1: Called this morning, I was told "they would not speak to me about an issue with another customer's vehicle". Then she hung up on me (These are not medical records, it's common in our industry to have some else call to get a better understanding of the situation). After repeating calling back, she finally actually answers the phone, and again is extremely rude and unprofessional. Then hangs up on me again. Keep in mind at no point was I ever rude with her, used profanity, or raised my voice. I even asked her if we could speak about this situation in hypotheticals. Nope still refuses to speak with me, all the while yelling at me. As a service manager in dealerships myself for nearly a decade. If this were one of my employee's they would be fired on the spot. If you are the owner of this business, I would actually love to receive a call from you. If not, I guess you're okay with allowing a horrible employee to run your business into the ground.

I usually only write reviews for extremely good or bad experiences. As you can see from my 5-star…read morerating, they did an outstanding job. The experienced mechanic quickly diagnosed and fixed my leaking power steering issue. It turned out to be a crushed washer and a loose nut, and they resolved it promptly at a fair price. Honesty in the automotive repair industry can sometimes be hard to find, so I wanted to highlight it here. They could have easily told me more work was needed, but they didn't. They fixed only what was necessary, earning my trust and future business. Thank you, Integrity.

Christian Brothers Automotive Rufe Snow

Christian Brothers Automotive Rufe Snow

(54 reviews)

These guys were great. I showed up and they inspected my car and I was pretty much in and out. I…read morewould recommend them but will probably use their location in grapevine/Southlake as it's closer. Seem like good people.

I do not recommend Christian Brothers Automotive on Rufe Snow. We have been customers for years,…read moretrusted them with multiple vehicles, and spent thousands of dollars here. What has happened with our 2015 Ford Escape has destroyed that trust. We brought the Escape in shortly after purchasing it because the A/C was blowing hot. On July 31, at 157,258 miles, CBA diagnosed an internal A/C compressor failure. During that same inspection, they specifically marked the drive belts "Good - No action needed," radiator hoses good, and reported no engine-bay leaks requiring action. We approved the A/C repairs, but the vehicle repeatedly had to return because the A/C still was not working correctly. During one return, CBA documented an engine-coolant-overtemperature condition, low coolant, and an air pocket after cooling-system work involving bleeding/refilling. They corrected that problem at no charge. On August 20, the Escape returned again. CBA documented P0217 engine overheating, low coolant, an active leak from the reservoir bleed-hose assembly, and stress cracking throughout the coolant expansion tank. Their report stated "Unable to Test Drive - Safety Issues." Their report also states that the computer restricted A/C compressor output because of overheating and that clearing the fault temporarily restored A/C pressures while the thermal safeguards were inactive. After the cooling-system repairs, CBA found internal noise from the A/C compressor and recommended replacing it under warranty. The compressor we had already paid to have repaired therefore had to be replaced again under warranty. We also have texts from CBA acknowledging issues with their inspection process. One says "we missed his note" regarding the air-filter housing. Another says "there were some concerns missed on the inspection report" and that their foreman wanted to inspect the vehicle again. Then our Escape shut down while being driven and became completely undrivable. CBA's latest diagnosis says the belt tensioner pulley seized, generated severe heat, melted the idler pulley, snapped the drive belt, damaged the A/C compressor seal, and caused the belt to disconnect the crankshaft-position-sensor plug, preventing the engine from starting. They recommended replacing the belt, tensioner, idler pulley, harmonic balancer, alternator and A/C compressor. We were then told the belt should have been replaced because the vehicle was over 150,000 miles. But CBA inspected this vehicle at 157,258 miles and specifically documented "Drive Belts Good - No action needed." If the belt should have been replaced at 150,000 miles, why did their own technician inspect it at more than 157,000 miles and recommend no action? Their latest written report also connects the 150,000-mile recommendation to the timing belt kit and water pump, not the accessory drive belt that broke. We are not expecting a mechanic to predict every future failure. Our concern is the overall history: repeated returns, cooling-system problems, overheating, repeated A/C problems, warranty replacement, CBA acknowledging missed inspection concerns, and finally a major failure leaving the vehicle undrivable. We also have a 2001 Lincoln Navigator that returned because the A/C still wasn't working correctly and it continued shaking at idle. While CBA had it, we were informed that during a test run the starter became stuck engaged and burned out. CBA ultimately replaced the starter at no charge. At this point, we have lost confidence in this location. We want accountability, complete documentation, applicable warranties honored, and a technical explanation for how a vehicle repeatedly inspected and repaired by this location ended up undrivable shortly afterward. If CBA maintains that none of its previous repairs, workmanship, installation/reassembly, or recently replaced components contributed to what happened, we want the technical basis for that conclusion documented--not simply a statement that the current failure is our responsibility. We trusted this company and continued returning because we believed they would stand behind their work. Unfortunately, that trust is gone. If this situation is resolved appropriately, I will update this review accordingly.

Allied Brothers Auto - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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