We had a problem with our Jayco Conquest motorhome. Dan repaired the clutch and when I picked it up…read moreand have taken it for a drive or two, I cant believe the difference. The service and repairs were first class at a very reasonable price. I would strongly recommend DanTrans for any mechanical work

Awesome service and product knowledge. These guys know their stuff and are cheap!…read morePossibly the best parts shop in Brisbane, the phone never ever stops ringing.

These guys are the most honest and experienced car mechanics I've been to. Multiple occasions they…read morehave saved me tons of money when others have quoted (misinformed). For example my family member was quoted $3000 for faulty breaks, axle, throttle body etc by another mechanic. I took it to Kedron for second opinion and they could not fault the car. Another example with my dad when Toyota told him that his van needs a new Axle and bushings cause it was cracked. He took it to Neville, who showed there were No cracks or damage, even took photos of it to show it to Toyota. Great people! Esp. Neville and Russell.

DO NOT.. Go to this workshop. I had my car leak tested (couldnt find any leaks) The very next day…read moreit was blowing warm air. Went back to workshop they just told me it was an old car. No refund. Took it to another workshop, and found 3 leaks, one of them caused by Kedron Car Electrics and Air Conditioning by overtightening a nut after regassing it. They regassed a leaky system. NO REFUND.... Dont be silly like i was and take your car here

I badly scraped / dented the rear of my car, and after giving Kia a call, they recommended Agreda…read moreAutomotive Services. So I drove out to them, and whilst the right person wasn't there to give me a quote, they took pictures and emailed me a quote a couple of days later. It took me a couple of months to get around to getting the car repaired, though they were still happy to honour the original quote. I sent them an email, and they said that I could drop off the car the next morning, and were able to have the repairs completed within 3 days, just before I needed the car for a trip. I did get a second quote from a panel beater closer to where I live, though this ended up being $600 more expensive. I am very happy with the quality of the repairs carried out, and they were also nice enough to clean the exterior of my car. I wouldn't hesitate recommending their services.

I recently had my Nissan X Trail fixed by Perry Engine Reconditioning. I'm not normally the type of…read moreperson that goes on sites like this to write reviews but I am the type of person that goes on sites like this to read reviews. I was so impressed with their knowledge with engines but also their knowledge when it came to my X Trail engine. I had a number of different mechanics tell me they weren't interested in looking at my engine problem or just straight out told me it was too complicated for them and said all these new engines are too hard to work on. I was recommended to Perry Engine Reconditioning by a mechanic that said it was beyond their capabilities. They fitted a reconditioned cylinder head & my car was back to me within 4 days as they had a reconditioned head in stock. The price was better than what I had been getting estimated by places that said they didn't want to do it and the car runs like a dream. I have referred a number of friends and family there since and they have also had nothing but great things to say about their repairs.

3 Weeks ago my husband and I went to Byrne Ford to enquire about an XLT Dual Cab Ranger. The sales…read moreperson was surprisingly condescending and seemed disinterested in a sale. He gave us the basic facts regarding the vehicle, which we had already read up about, as we had said, we were comparing the Hilux, BT50 and Ranger for the last month before we decided to take the plunge and test drive. This was the critical point of decision - he gave us the base model Ranger to drive. It was cheap feeling and noisy. He said, "yes, it's surprisingly noisy, but floor mats will help that". When we got back from the test drive, we asked if we could perhaps price out the model that we're actually after, and he said it was easier to do that from our computer at home. We left feeling rather disillusioned, as my husband was quite set on the Ranger. The next day we went to Torque Toyota at Strathpine. We mentioned we were cash buyers, they let us test drive the top of the range Hilux with all the options we were after, and we were really impressed with their customer service. Hamish was laid back, but helpful and naturally friendly. The test drive vehicle even had a leather interior, which we decided was a nice extra. We take delivery of the new Hilux within the next month. Considering we were 90% set on buying a Ford the day before, I think that the sales person at Ford really destroyed any hope of a sale that day, and I'm glad. I just wonder how many other sales have been lost because of his poor, slovenly attitude