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    Bato Auto

    4.0 (4 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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    9 years ago

    Our family will always use Bato's services. We are so lucky that we found an honest and trustworthy mechanic. Thank you Bato

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    Gills Point S Tire & Auto Service - Williston

    Gills Point S Tire & Auto Service - Williston

    (29 reviews)

    This past spring, we had our winter tires swapped out to our summer tires. The staff was really…read moreeasy to work with and friendly. No pressure. Also, it's a genuine bonus that they are open on Saturdays during the busy tire swap season. They've definitely earned my business!

    Awesome and exceptional experience here! I'd never heard of this business/tire shop before but…read morehappened to be referred here directly by Falken Tire tech support to deal with a unique warranty issue as Gills Point S is an official local Falken Tire dealer. My car is an Alfa Romeo and I'm super cautious of trusting unknown shops to work on it. From the first phone call with the manager Jason, through scheduling and ultimately buying and having Gills Point S Tire install new Falken tires on my Alfa Romeo, the experience was flawless and exceptional. They were above and beyond friendly, polite, professional, and easy to work with. My appointment started exactly when it was supposed to, and I was in and out in 30 minutes on a Monday afternoon. I was shocked how fast the service was and haven driven 30 miles home already, it's obvious the tires were installed correctly. I have been going to another local regional chain and I've always been stuck there 2-3 hours and felt like the staff were annoyed to be so busy. I almost hate to leave this review because I don't want Gills Point S to be slammed and a long wait next time I go there lol. And they are definitely my new local tire shop for new tires and winter/summer changeovers. Thank you for making a necessary tire buying experience easy and for a job well done!

    Hometown Tire & Auto - Stuck. Neighbor'a mailbox.

    Hometown Tire & Auto

    (18 reviews)

    Approximately 11 hours to get to my location. Ended up getting stuck twice having to winch…read morethemselves out. Trashed my neighbors mailbox's And then just took off, without a word.

    I have been a client of hometown for 8 years and my folks even longer. They've always treated us so…read morewell, fair prices, short repair times, honesty and integrity; however, they just lost a decade of loyalty to one incredibly unprofessional phone call. On September 20th 2024, I brought my 2007 Honda Fit to Steve to take a look at some service lights and a funny noise. He fully diagnosed it on the spot, told me I needed to bring it back for a new transmission and new brakes and that he'd call some parts companies and get back to me with an estimate. He never contacted me again. A few nights ago, 12/2/24 my engine started billowing smoke late in the evening and I emergently had my car towed to hometown after hours, thinking that as a loyal customer they may be able to get me in. Instead, I got a phone call from Steve telling me that they have never and will never work on Honda Fits, my car is blocking the plows (there is no snow) and that I need to bring it elsewhere. I asked for a recommendation, and he told me that no one will work on a Honda fit and he won't send me to one of his friends. I brought up the diagnostics he did, and he told me that when he did it "6 months or a year ago" (actual timeline = 10 weeks) that he did indeed call me back with prices, "or maybe left a message". So in one conversation he both admitted that he did work on my car and looked into parts but that he also has never worked on my car and won't in the future. I think I asked one more question and he told me my keys were in the cup holder and hung up on me. Great business, Steve!

    Quintin Brothers Auto & Performance

    Quintin Brothers Auto & Performance

    (5 reviews)

    I was referred to Quintin Brothers Auto in order to clear an airbag warning light that was holding…read moreup my 2017 state inspection. These guys were able to quickly and very cheaply identify the issue as a faulty seat-belt sensor. The team at Quintin Auto went above and beyond my expectations and looked into my the car history and determined that the sensor was under lifetime warranty through the original dealer. This extra research saved me close to $275 and highlights their commitment to their customers.

    I wanted Quintin Brothers to work out because there are very few shops in the Burlington area…read morewilling to work on older cars. They clearly have knowledgeable people on staff, and the shop is fun to visit if you like muscle cars, hot rods, and sports cars. Unfortunately, my experience with a largely original full-size American car has been much less positive. While their positive reviews suggest they are a great fit for modified performance vehicles, it has not been a good fit for an uncommon, original full-size American car for a few key reasons: Turnaround & Scheduling: Appointments can be many weeks out. This is a critical factor for local owners since our old-car driving season in Vermont is so short. Ignoring Factory Specifications: When the shop replaced my wheel studs, I provided a tip sheet with factory specs, including the 65 ft-lb wheel-nut torque specification. At pickup, I was told they torqued them to 100 ft-lb and that I should re-torque them to 100 after a few miles. When I pointed out the factory spec, the response was "cars go faster now." This logic makes no sense for a late-1960s car designed for sustained highway speeds. Quality Control Issues: On another occasion, the shop replaced the valve-cover gaskets. Both later leaked badly enough that the car failed state inspection. When I raised the problem, I did not receive a meaningful response or an offer to correct the work. My Takeaway:I can't tell whether the problems stem from the technicians, the front office, communication between the two, or a combination. But when you are dealing with a rare car and scarce, expensive components, you need a shop that takes factory technical information seriously, communicates carefully, and stands behind its work. Based on my experience, I would not take my car back here.

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