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Carlis Automotive

4.2 (5 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Car inspectors

Routine automotive maintenance

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King's Automotive

King's Automotive

(15 reviews)

Said they changed my spark plugs, when I had the threads broken off in the spark plug hole for one…read morespark plug. They asked if I wanted them all changed and I said yes. They charged me $565 and I proved to them and my 2 neighbors who can vouch for me that they didn't do it. In fact, the plug that had the threads stuck, they half ass fixed that to get the threads out and instead of putting a new plug in that, they actually put an old plug in it. I also have the refund check to prove it. Greg the service manager, I should of punched that f'ing guy in the face. YELP - DO NOT DELETE THIS AT ANYONE'S REQUEST. This is all true and a person who does this to a customer should be in hand cuffs because it is no different than a person stealing from a business. They did not render the services I paid for - that is theft. This happened 5/2025 and I am still so damn mad about this it drives me nuts! Super pissed!!!!!

I have been a customer of Kings for many years, but NEVER AGAIN. While my car was in for routine…read moreservice, they recommended and performed additional items that involved work in and around the engine. Less than 48 hours after the work done by Kings (about 60 miles), the ENGINE SEIZED. It was a total loss of my vehicle. Kings said it was coincidence, just my bad luck. I was particularly offended when the owner, Jay, started speaking to me like I was an idiot, presumably because I am a woman. DO NOT trust this business. They do not stand behind their work.

Fulmer's Garage - oil change service

Fulmer's Garage

(14 reviews)

Fulmer's saved me over $3500, and then also fixed a problem for $130 that the dealer created and…read morethen couldn't resolve after three separate visits. Apparently NY law requires dealers to only work on exhaust systems with original manufacturer parts. So the fact that I had a couple of rusted out hangers meant that the Toyota dealer wanted $4000 to replace the entire exhaust system including the catalytic converter. PA does not have this requirement, and Henry at Fulmer's said he could weld on a couple of brackets for $200 and fix the problem. When he got the car up on the rack, it appeared that somewhere along the way, someone (probably the dealer) had replaced one of the brackets with a hose clamp, which itself was just dangling from the exhaust pipe. The dealer had also told me I needed new rear brakes, and I believed them, and had the work done for ~$2000. But literally as soon as I drove out of the shop, it was making these unpleasant low-frequency groans when I applied the brakes. I took it back the next day, and then on two subsequent occasions, and they were unable to tell me what was wrong. Henry took a look at (and listen to) it and diagnosed it as "someone didn't clean the protective adhesive layer off your new rotor, and now it has gummed up the new pads." Sure enough, when I went back today he showed me the gummy stuff smeared off the edges of the brake pads. He cleaned it up with some sandpaper and graphite, and as soon as I drove away I realized I had forgotten there had been anything wrong, because there were no weird noises coming from my car any longer. I just appreciate so much what they did that I wanted to share this info with anyone who might get an "oh god now I have to buy a new car" quote from your dealer, and suggest maybe it's worth a call to see if a real old-fashioned mechanic can sort you out for a fraction of the cost.

Came here for an inspection and oil change! It was very accommodating and they were very nice! I…read moregrew up in a very similar family business and it's hard to find good customer service like this! When I can't go home to get my car worked on - I will always come here!

Moppert Brothers

Moppert Brothers

(25 reviews)

In November 2024, I entrusted my 2025 BMW to Moppert Collision Center, hoping for timely and…read moreprofessional repairs. Unfortunately, what should have been a straightforward process turned into a four-month ordeal due to ongoing disputes between Moppert and my insurance provider, Progressive. This unnecessary back-and-forth resulted in significant delays for repairs that ultimately took only two weeks to complete. Throughout this process, I experienced unprofessional behavior, particularly from the owner, Doug Moppert. Even on the day I arrived to retrieve my vehicle after four long months, I was met with further frustration. Doug Moppert refused to release my car, initially claiming that it needed to be washed--a concern I expressed was unnecessary given the circumstances. When that excuse was dismissed, he then cited an inability to process the deductible payment and insisted I return the following day, citing "company policy." This led to an incredibly disheartening moment, where I was left sitting in my rental car, overwhelmed with frustration and disappointment. After some time, Doug approached me and stated that if I was willing to wait, he would clean the car and release it. I agreed, and eventually, another employee processed my deductible payment before Doug finally returned my vehicle. During the four months my car remained at Moppert, I endured rude and condescending treatment, including being yelled at via email, scolded by another employee, and misled by Doug Moppert himself up until the very last day. The lack of customer service and professionalism was appalling. Additionally, their practice of inflating estimates and delaying repairs until all supplemental payments are approved by the insurance company only prolonged the process and maximized their payout. Moppert claims to be a Certified BMW Collision Center, but the certification they reference is from their Pennsylvania location. The Tilton Road, Northfield, NJ location does not hold this certification. If you're in South Jersey and need collision repairs, I strongly recommend taking your vehicle elsewhere. Even if it means covering towing expenses yourself, taking your car to a reputable facility will likely save you time, money, and a great deal of frustration. Attached is a screen shot of an example of the way that a Moppert employee expresses herself in an email thread with the client and Progressive.

Moppert Brother's on Keadron Ave. was amazing! I was hit at a stop sign and was 0% at fault, so I…read morehad to work closely with them and the other driver's insurance company to get my Jeep fixed. Not only was I informed of everything every step of the way, but they handled all insurance stand-stills in a timely manner and also returned my car cleaner than it was sent in. Added bonus, they work with Enterprise and took care of setting me up with a rental while I waited for my repairs (also covered by insurance). The customer service was excellent, too. I remember talking to Dan and Matt the most. Thanks again, much appreciated.

Clay's Automotive

Clay's Automotive

(7 reviews)

I take all my cars to Clay's. I have never had a problem with their service. Clay's took the time…read moreto diagnose a tire problem that was caused by a shifted belt and didn't charge me even though the tire was installed by a different facility. If I have any questions, they take the time to explain what they see and show me so the problem on the car if needed. I'll continue to use them as my mechanic of choice.

A few years ago my family's auto mechanic had retired so we were looking around to find a new one…read more Clay's was recommended so I took my Toyota for its upcoming inspection. I told the mechanic I had a cracked front reflector and asked if that would affect inspection. He said it would not, but after looking at it he pointed out that there was also a separation which would allow water to enter and cause more damage. I told him I had a replacement on order and he said he could put some tape to cover it till the piece arrived. I agreed and thanked him. I didn't look closely at my itemized bill till I got home, which is when I saw a charge of $15 for him to put a 3" piece of packing tape over the cracked reflector. Now, that wasn't a huge charge and they probably would have removed the charge if I asked them to, but for me it was more a matter of principle: I wasn't told about the charge. Clay's was off our list. Around the same time, my brother found another local mechanic which we have been using since then, which is over ten years now. Counting family members and two friends we recommended, there are seven vehicles that are now regularly serviced there, and not at Clay's Automotive.

Carlis Automotive - autodamageassessment - Updated October 2026

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