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AMS Mobile Auto Repair

2.0 (4 reviews)
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2 years ago

He put a rear differential in my Ford Edge. He was on time and worked hard and such an honest man.I was very happy with there services.

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2 years ago

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2 years ago

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Wrong business You are not my costumer.

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Do not use ams he cost me about 8000.00 .he has no idea of what he is doing.?

Have you run out of excuses? Stop lying. I have all the texts where you admit that your husband and Brake Plus worked on the vehicle after me and you bought the differential. So no warranty on parts. My company will not pay for your mistakes.

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