I love Back Bay Auto! They have 3 highly experienced techs and top of the line diagnostic…read moreequipment. They are honest and effecient! I won't go anywhere else.

I've used Back Bay for 20 years. Unfortunately Don has sold the shop and Pattie isn't there running…read morewhat was always a tight ship. Your experience may be completely different than mine. As a mechanic it frustrates me dealing with shops that try to get over on the general public. I dropped my car off the night before for a simple state inspection. This means they literally had all day the next day to do a 15 minute job. I put on my work order that they could just call me when it was finished. Well the next day I didn't hear anything from them. Knowing they close at 5pm, at 4:40 I decided I better call. Here is how it went -high I am calling about my car -oh yeah it's done -don't you close in 20 minutes? -yeah, I was going to call you (really? When?) -I'm not sure I can make it there by 5. -you can pay over the phone and pick it up tomorrow (I guess they figure people don't need their cars back when they drop them off) -your car was rejected. The steering is "unsecured" and there is an exhaust leak "at the flange". We will have to "figure out how to fix it". So I dropped everything and went and picked up my car. Yep the steering was "unsecured". It had a bolt that was loose. One out of 5 bolts. It took 10 seconds to tighten it. I used an exhaust sniffer on the entire exhaust system and no leak was found. So I tightened the bolt and took it to a reputable shop where it passed without any issues. Obviously they didn't find the mysterious exhaust leak either This is the same new management that failed another car of mine for "loose exhaust hangers". These are the little indestructible rubber donuts that hold the exhaust to the frame. You can look at a 100 year old car and the originals are still fine. I took the car home. Cleaned up the hangers that were on the car and put amoral on them to make them shine. Took it back and said I replaced them and oddly enough it was now fine and the car passed. This reminds me of shops that need to "adjust" your headlights or it will be rejected. I used Back Bay because while not cheap, when Don owned it if he said something was wrong with your car you could bank on it and it was convenient. Now if my car breaks down in their parking lot I'll have it towed out rather than use them again.

Was able to beat the rush first thing in the morning for State inspection. Got my car done in less…read morethan an hour thanks to being the second person in line. I appreciate they let you drop your car off.

Went to get car state inspection, technician took three minute to look at my vehicle. Failed…read morevehicle light not working and bad breaks. Took vehicle to another services center and car passed. No light out and breaks were in very good conditions. Try to get to spend 500.00 on repairs I did not need!

The customer service here is phenomenal…read more True Honest brokers who go above and beyond, even if it's just a state inspection. My family will continue to use Davis! They have excellent communication skills and are not pushy like some car care businesses.

These folks will squeeze every penny you have. I had a car towed there because my serpentine belt…read morefell off. A serpentine belt is $20 on Amazon. A couple of pulleys and a tensioner maybe a hundred bucks. These guys want $1200. $100 of which was their professional diagnostic fee because apparently I need a professional diagnostic to tell me that something fell off the car. That was the whole reason why I brought the car in the first place! They said there were no coupons they could offer to lower the price, but they did take the hundred dollars diagnostic fee off after I complained about the price. A few days later, they decided to email me some coupons for any service which I took as a complete slap in the face. Please anyone reading these reviews do not take any business to these crooks unless you have unlimited disposable income.

I've had nothing but positive experiences here. They're honest, straightforward, and never make me…read morefeel like they're trying to upsell or rip me off.

Please find Last week, my client brought her husband's Lexus 350 to the establishment for an oil…read morechange. After the car was kept for two days, the technician responsible for the oil change neglected to tighten the washer and oil plug. Consequently, my client returned with a significant oil leak, which could have potentially caused severe engine damage. To exacerbate the situation, when my client informed management of the incident, the technician responded with a dismissive remark, suggesting that such occurrences are commonplace. This unprofessional behavior and lack of concern for customer service are unacceptable. I strongly advise you to seek alternative vehicle servicing providers to avoid similar situations. somewhere else to get your vehicle serviced so you can avoid this happening to you

July 26th, picked up my car at another shop, 2300$ had a problem in the parking lot left it, they…read morewanted 2800$ more to fix. Once again, I go to first landing, drop it off, got the call back 2 hours later, loose belt, its ready. Im STUPID, I was trying to save money and got robbed. People are complaining about labor costs, take your car to 1st landing get it fixed in only one visit. Professionalism is cheaper the fast and half ass. Skilled techs top line equipment repairs done once. I was stupid, don't be like me. First Landing auto is NO#1.

Highly recommend not taking your car here . Due to the location of this place, they take advantage…read moreof people with high labor cost and high parts cost. They wanted to charge me $2,200 to change out O2 sensors. They wanted to charge me over $600 for the parts and almost $1,400 for labor. I ordered the parts myself for $200 and changed out the O2 sensors in less than 30 minutes. They tried telling me the labor is high due to the fact that it would take almost 4 hours to get them changed out.

Amazing place. Must see Lee or Barry for repair work. Beach…read moreFord quoted me 1250 for work they did for 650. Then I took wife's car in after a 3300 repair bill and they took care of for 2300. Customer for life. Well done guys(and office mgr. she's great too. Very friendly and always courteous!)!

Daughter took her car in for a state inspection and was told her rear brakes needed replacement…read more She was quoted a price of $700 for the work. Called around to several other repair places and the average price was around $200. This is a sad reflection on what used to be a trusted place to have work done on our cars at a fair price.

I had some issues with my car, I called Warren and he said they were a little backed up which was…read morefine. So I dropped it off and said keep it, and received a call that it was ready for pick up the next day. Every car or truck I've owned has come here and the quality of work is unmatched. Great business and they are honest about everything!

Nothing but a good review from me. The place is awesome the people are all so caring and friendly…read more this is the only place I've gone to for my inspection and repairs for about 4 years now. The are fast and make sure you're car is safe and good for driving. Also they are very honest about if a car is worth fixing so saves you money if you need to buy a new car. Definitely recommend this place

Love this place. No funny business. Just reliable and actually takes care of military customers…read more They refuse to charge extra for paying with card instead of cash which says a lot about them. I came here because a friend recommended them. I've taken both my cars here and have always been happy with everything.

I've been coming here for about 5 years. I had an issue with one repair they did, as it didn't fix…read morethe problem. However, overall, they've done really good work on my vehicle. Most importantly, I feel like I can trust them. They're always willing to walk me back into the garage and show me the issue. For that reason, I keep coming back, as I really appreciate the transparency.