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Brake Tech Automotive

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Services - Brake Tech Automotive

Vehicle battery testing

Check engine light

Engine oil light diagnosis

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Auto general diagnosis

Auto noise diagnosis

Auto no-start diagnosis

Auto vibration diagnosis

Auto diagnosis or inspection

Auto maintenance

Auto fluids and filters maintenance

Fuel system cleaning

Oil changes

Auto mirror repair

Auto mirror replacement

Auto repairs

Auto battery or electrical system repair

Auto brake repair

Auto engine repair

Auto light repair

Auto steering and suspension repair

Auto wheel and tire repair

Auto windows and mirrors repair

Routine automotive maintenance

Transmission leak inspection

Auto window repair

Auto battery and fluid recycling

Fuel delivery

Junk vehicle removal

Tire repair

Tire rotation

Flat tire repair

Flat tire replacement

Jump-start service

Vehicle lockout services

Windshield wiper replacement

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My mechanic ghosted me so I was looking for a mechanic ASAP through yelp, and he was one of the…read morefirst people to reply to me, and I was pleasantly surprised that he was Mobile. He came on time and did the repairs. I hired him again and he came on time, did the repairs (oil leak and 2 censors) and was done within an hour and a half and solved all the issues that I've had ongoing with my car. If I would've taken it to a shop it would have been sitting there all day. FYI I have a hybrid and not every one can work on this type of car. Definitely using again.

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We had the pleasure of dealing with Michael and when I say pleasure, I mean that in the utmost…read moresarcasm I can muster. Let's just say I've seen more personality from a brick wall and the brick wall would be less rude. It all started when we had a car park in our driveway illegally. We called to have the car towed and when Michael got there, the fun started. He started the conversation out by not even acknowledging my greeting and handed me a paper to fill out and said where to fill. Once that was taken care of, he asked for my ID, which was fine, but he then started having a fit when he was verifying my info on the paper. He's issue was with my phone number having an LA area code. He kept going over that he wouldn't tow the car if the info wasn't correct and that the number couldn't be mine because it's from LA. I tried to explain that the number was a good number to reach me and I even gave a work number that's an OC number. He then said that he was done and wouldn't tow the car. Long story short, he left and we worked with a company called S&K Towing. Far better experience to say the least.

They came out to pick up my car through AAA as they are an authorized agent. I made arrangments…read morewith AAA so i did not have to be with the car at the pick up point. When the guy for the towing arrived he was very rude and would not pick up the car and just got in his truck and left , saying it was not their policy to pick up cars without the owner being present. If it was OK with AAA and had been arranged then why would they accept the tow and waste my time and theirs as well?? They had to pay that driver and the gas in their tow truck to get nothing in return!! Go figure. All they needed to do was communicate with people and this would have worked out for all parties. In all, why accept the tow if your not going to follow the rules set by AAA.

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