Fast repairs Courteous staff…read moreReasonable prices Dale is helpful and knowledgeable I would recommend Portland Street Auto to anyone looking for service in the Bridgton area.

I had the absolute worst car repair experience of my life at the Portland St.Auto &Body this past…read moreweek. My auto ran over a chunk of metal on Route 95 N near Exit 48 . It caused a flat tire immediately. AAA was called and they came and removed the flat tire and put on our spare. We then drove the car slowly to the Portland St. Auto in Bridgton and when we arrived showed them the damaged tire, rim and hubcap and described how it was caused .by running over a metal object on the highway. We asked them to repair the damages. A week later on August 6 , they said our car had been repaired for $268. We then used the car sparingly until 8/31 when we noticed that the steel belts on the replacement tire were exposed through the rubber of the tire. This was very troublesome because it meant the "repairs" to our car had lasted only 3 weeks. Also, seeing the condition of our tires it also meant we were in danger of a tire suddenly coming apart putting me and my family in danger of being in an accident. We brought the car back to Portland St. Auto immediately and asked them to fix the damages which were supposed to be fixed back on 8/6. They said that would cost $603. for a new lower arm/ball joint replacement,new tires and alignment. I spoke to the business owner,Dale about my disapointment with their work and he said that I never told them the repairs they did on 8/6 required a new lower arm replacement. I asked him why didn't they look at the under carriage of my car for damage after I had brought it to them for repairs. He refused to accept any accountability for their obvious oversight and lack of attention to detail. So my advice to any potential customers is to be very cautious about dealing with this company which lacks accountability for their work.

Fair. Honest. Quick. Have been working on my car for 4…read moreyears. Waiting room is super cramped.

The prices they charge are exorbitant. Priced well over a fair market value for most shops locally.read more

New to the area... and dealership said I needed a $800 brake job for pads and rotors. See Yelp…read morereviews of how honest these guys were, tried it out. They inspected and gave me the option, the brakes had 10,000 miles left on them!! So come back in 10k or if they wanted they were prepared to change them if I wanted to. I'll be back in 10k with high confidence they will treat me right not looking to squeeze all my dollars from me. I'll do a follow up with their work - which I suspect is top notch!

I took my car to get an inspection sticker. Well walked out with an estimate of 1500 dollars and…read morethey failed my car. So I took it for a second opinion and I just needed front brakes.everything else passed. So my advice if this shop tells you your car needs a lot done Get a second opinion Will never step foot in that place again.

A true legacy in the area for top quality auto service. Located next to the rotary in Windham, this…read moreis an award winning certified Napa Autocare center. It is a true 'Mom and Pop" shop and they are the best of people. The owner is a Mainer and is extremely involved in the community and gives back in momentous efforts. Camp Sunshine is the true love of the shops commitment to community. The service is excellent. All aspects of mechanical auto service are available here. The staff is ASE certified and maintains the latest in diagnostic technology and information. Your spoken too and treated as a person here, not a quota as a corporate chain can be. The prices are in line with the market and reasonable. The quality is top notch. I know other friends that drive 45+ miles to get their auto service performed here and would never consider anywhere eles.

Took my Jeep to these guys to see what it needed for a sticker. These idiots don't know the…read moredifference between a skid plate & frame components. Telling me the radiator & transmission cooler are one unit, totally wrong. Either they're effing stupid or they think I am. Don't waste your time. Overpriced morons!!!

Top notch service. My jeep threw Srv4wd code and I called on a Monday evening to see if they could…read morelook at it. They said come on by in the morning. The owner squeezed me in, took a look, pulled the codes and got it on the lift. Found some broken wires and I was on my way in a couple of hours! This was great because if it wasn't fixed, my 8 day Overlanding trip would have been a bust! Thanks Black Bear Auto!!!

Got a problem with your car? This is your place to get it fixed. Friendly service, fair pricing,…read moreexpert work. They work on all different stuff, but even more recommended if you're a Jeep person - no place better to get that lift installed!

I took my Nissan in on very short notice to be repaired, and they took me in when multiple other…read moreshops couldn't find a spot for me. Their service was impeccable and they were very kind to me. The repairs were also very cheap and they explained every charge on my repair nicely. I would highly recommend this place for anyone needing repairs in the Windham area!

I've had great luck with this auto shop. Ez in , ez out. I…read morehave to comment on the guy Eric whom bashed this place because his wife's car brakes where , in his words " "at the limit" and should have had a sticker. All I could think was , this guy doesn't like his wife very much. Good brakes are not only important to this guys wife ( I hope) but everyone else on the road. Hats off to the mechanic that refused to let this cheap skates wife drive a car that within a thousand miles would be a hazard to all of us. I hope he realizes that this is a professional shop with professional standards that prides itself on quality work for the long run ( not just a thousand miles). Long time customer, John Coyne

I wish I could give more than 5 stars to this company!!!…read more This is a must read tale of frustration and then restored faith in humanity... On a recent vacation to Panther Pond, both my son-in-law's car and mine proved unreliable. On the Friday evening, before check-out, the alternator on his Mazda died and my brake pads started whining. We called AAA, but they took so long to arrive (1 1/2 hours later than promised) that by the time they could tow a car to a shop, all were closed, most until Monday! I called Auto Zone and randomly asked if they knew ANYONE who might help. As luck would have it, a young man named Billy was at the counter. He was putting in an engine on a Subaru that Friday night, at his garage in Limington, and initially said he had no extra time. When the Auto Zone employee told him the details of our plight, and that we were stranded, he said he'd be happy to help. I was on the phone 6 or seven times with him that night, apologizing, because now we had to wait for AAA to come again to tow the Mazda. You guessed it, they were late again. In the meantime, my husband Tim drove from Raymond to Auburn to pick up an alternator. Billy (Theriault - I hope I spelled it right) worked on his Subaru project until the Mazda and the alternator arrived at his garage. He took out the old one and went to install the new one, but alas the salesperson had given Tim the wrong model! Billy went online to find a new correct model. The only one was in Bangor! He had it shipped to Windham, but it was not to arrive until late Saturday afternoon. In addition to this 11 pm frustration, the trip to Auburn caused our whining brake pads to start screaming. By the time Tim returned to our vacation home there was a disturbing grinding sound coming from the back left tire. Have you ever been afraid to drive your own car? I packed up my daughter, her husband, my own, and all that we'd brought to Maine and we headed out Saturday morning through Raymond towards Windham. We prayed lights would turn green at every intersection so we wouldn't need to push the brake pedal. We urged other cars to turn quickly out of our way, or drive a bit faster so we could avoid hearing the ever-increasing sound of our now bare break pads scraping the wheel! I'm ashamed to admit it, but we sometimes cursed when vacationers cut us off and made us brake hard. I didn't know what to do so I called Billy. It was nearly 7:30 AM and it was clear from the way he answered, that the Subaru engine had kept him working well into morning. Still, he was eager to help. He called Auto Zone and told them to expect us and he'd arranged for our brake pad to be at the counter when we arrived. Then he told us to go directly to Perk's Peak Auto, where he was working that morning. "I'll open the shop, move some things around, and replace your brake pad. That way, you'll at least have your van for the day." Who does this? Who extends this kind of compassion, courtesy, and generosity to strangers? Billy does. We coasted into the parking lot of Perk's Peak, put it in park, and waited. Within minutes Billy arrived. I don't know the last time I looked forward to meeting a stranger, but I can tell you that in that moment I said a prayer of thanks for his being at the right place at the right time. He later told me that on that Friday night he had already been to Auto Zone and left. He had to return, because on his way to his shop he'd gotten a call to go and pick up another part for the engine. Maybe it was fate, or merely good fortune. We sat across the street, near the pond on the property, and played "20 Questions" while Billy repaired the brake. Thirty minutes later he was giving us the keys "You're all set. I'll get the alternator when it comes in, put it in the Mazda, and call you when I'm done." I wanted to cry because of his kindness. The thing is, it occurred to me as he was talking, that this was not unusual behavior for him. What seemed like unbelievable service to us, appeared to be standard protocol for him and for Perk's Peak. I paid him, and tipped him all the cash I had left after vacation, but I wish I could have done more for him. We parted and drove away, no longer afraid of stopping. We had a surprisingly nice day on the Saco River, and stayed in Cornish that night. Billy fixed the Mazda and we picked it up before dinner. The next morning we took our 2 cars to the west and eastern parts of Massachusetts. Both made it home safely and I am happy to report are handling well. In a time when there is so much negativity and stress in our midst, it is so restorative to meet people who are truly compassionate. Billy was professional and accommodating. He went above and beyond what was required or expected. He is a true gentleman and a great mechanic. If we ever have any car trouble again in the lakes area I know exactly who to call! Billy, if you are ever in Western Mass, and in need of anything, please call us. We'd love to repay your kindness!

Was hard to find someone to work on our Volvo. Automotive Everything was accommodating,…read moreprofessional, qualified and honest. Safe family and piece of mind worth every penny