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    Cooks Auto Supply & Machine Shop

    2.5 (2 reviews)

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    Routine automotive maintenance

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    Superior Auto Service - Serving Bryan/College Station since 1981

    Superior Auto Service

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    They tried to take advantage of my 19 yo daughter. She's at school in college station and her car…read morebroke down. The quote was $2300 after tax for what was wrong. I immediately called my buddy who is a mechanic and explained, he told me in his shop he would charge 600-900 for this job depending on what he found after getting into it. So I called around bryan and had several shops quote me the same price. Had it towed to one of them. Ended up paying 900 INCLUDING the tow to another shop. Parents beware of this place.

    I don't usually write reviews, but after our recent experience, I felt it was worth sharing…read more My daughter had her 2007 vehicle towed to Superior Auto Service in Bryan, TX after experiencing an issue. Before the car even arrived, she described the problem to me, and I consulted with a trusted local mechanic who was fairly confident it was a worn bushing on the automatic transmission shift cable. We asked her to pass that information along to the shop. When the shop inspected the car, they confirmed that this was indeed the issue. However, they still charged $199 for the diagnosis--even though we had already provided that information upfront. We were then quoted over $700 for the repair: approximately $50+ for the part and $650+ in labor. Wanting a second opinion, I checked back with our mechanic. He told us the pricing seemed extremely high. He ended up ordering multiple bushings online for around $8 total, and we drove up to have him fix it. The repair took less than 15 minutes with basic tools--quick, straightforward, and without any complications. Of course, I understand that shops need to charge for their time, expertise, and overhead, and I fully expect to pay fairly for quality service. However, the difference between what we were quoted and what the job actually required felt excessive and hard to justify. I'm sharing this simply so others--especially fellow Texas A&M families sending students off with vehicles--can be aware and consider getting a second opinion if something doesn't seem right. Transparency and fair pricing go a long way in building trust, and unfortunately, this experience left us questioning both. I write this review to warn my fellow Texas A&M parents to avoid this shop as they clearly do not abide by the Aggie code of honor "Do not lie, cheat or steal or tolerate those who do".

    Cooks Auto Supply & Machine Shop - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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