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Saint Marys, OH

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Buds Chevrolet

2.3 (3 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 6:00 pm

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Auto brake repair

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I am on a big cross country road trip and had a nail in my tire. I went in with no appointment they…read moretook care of the repair quickly and at a very reasonable rate. Great job!!

: I would not recommend this shop based on my experience. I…read morebrought my vehicle here after a blowout caused damage to the driver-side front of my car. The shop replaced the control arm, strut, wheel, and tire. Before returning my vehicle, I was told it had been thoroughly inspected for any additional damage and was safe for normal driving. The car initially seemed okay, but after approximately 20 miles it began driving progressively worse. I contacted the shop immediately and told them something was not right. I was told the mechanic would not be back until the following week and that the vehicle had already been inspected and cleared for normal driving. I eventually took the vehicle to another repair facility. After road-testing it, that mechanic documented that both bolts on the left lower control arm were loose and that the front bolt was approximately 4-5 threads backed out of the mounting hole. This was the control arm that had just been replaced by the original shop. The second mechanic had to tighten and torque both bolts to specification. Additional corrective work was also necessary. The lower front-end bracket/assembly had to be repositioned and properly centered, the wheel bearing was replaced, and additional alignment work was required. I have spent hundreds of dollars out of pocket correcting problems after being told my vehicle had been repaired, inspected, and was safe to drive. What bothers me most isn't simply that a mistake happened. It's the seriousness of the mistake and the fact that I called almost immediately when the vehicle started driving incorrectly after leaving the shop, yet I had already been assured that it had been inspected and was safe. The mechanic/shop has since sent me $180, but that does not come close to resolving my expenses or my concerns about the quality and safety of the labor I paid for. I have requested a refund of the labor charges while allowing them to keep the money charged for the parts I actually received. I have invoices and written documentation supporting the issues described above. A customer should be able to rely on a professional repair shop when they are told that major suspension repairs have been completed and their vehicle is safe to drive. In my experience, that did not happen here.

Buds Chevrolet - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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