My family has been going to Nick (Sr. and Jr.) for decades, and they are among the very few honest…read moreand competent shops left on Long Island. I remember when I was 5 years old and shook "Big Nick's" greasy hand after he worked on my mom's car and have learned that his handshake and his word meant something. That was four decades ago, and while Big Nick and my mom are no longer around, Little Nick and the family legacy of pride and honesty are still as alive as ever.

My family had been going to Nick's for over 40 years. I remember as a child my dad talking to "Big…read moreNick". As soon as I was able to drive my cars always got fixed there. Never a problem and always honest and reasonable prices. I will never bring my cars anywhere but Nick's.

Sam was very helpful. Needed an inspection and he got it done on short notice. Vey good mechanicread more

I bought a Nissan Maxima from Sam's Auto Care in Westbury in August 2025. I was told the engine was…read morestrong, that the car would get me back and forth to work every day on the Northern State Parkway safely, that I could put another 100,000 miles on it, and that Sam had already put a lot of new parts into the car. That is not what happened. I only got about 15,000 miles out of it. After the purchase I still had to pay Sam about $2,000 more to replace the catalytic converter, an engine mount, and the right front control arm. In August 2026 I brought the car back. I asked for an oil change, pointed out a strap hanging down in the front of the car (Sam said he saw it), and asked him to do the inspection because it expires in September 2026. I was then told the car needed a list of repairs, including new struts and shocks -- work Sam had said was already done when I bought the car a year earlier. Three days after I got the car back, the check engine light came on. I took it to AutoZone across the street. Their free test said the exhaust failed, the oxygen sensor needed to be replaced, and the air filter was no good. I took the paperwork and the same repair bills to Tony, another mechanic down the street. He said the car needed about another $3,000 in repairs to be safe to drive, and that this was more than the car was worth. I ended up donating the car to charity. I cannot recommend buying a used car from this shop based on this experience. I was told it was a solid daily driver with a lot of life left and recent work already done. I spent more money after the sale, the same items came up again a year later, and within days of the last visit the check engine light was on and two other shops said it still was not safe or worth fixing.

limped along Post Ave with a total hole in my sidewall at 7:45am, dropped the keys, Uber'd to…read moreoffice; By 10:45am I had the cost, new tire and by 2 my baby was back in its parking spot. Great service, price and genuinely nice guys!! They aren't just a repair service, they are neighbors! Barbara

Guys here are great and do good work. Asked for wheels balance and alignment on my older Jaguar…read moreand everything was done perfectly. Even gave me an update on brake pad wear and few of the items that might need attention in the future, few of which I was aware of.

Honest, quick and reliable. I go to Rollin for all of my automotive needs. Jeff and the team are…read morethe best!

The crew at Rollins with Jeff at the helm provide a glimpse at how business used to be conducted in…read morethe past. Clear communication, attentiveness, fair prices, and trust. Thank you Yelpers - your overwhelmingly positive reviews led me here and I couldn't agree more. 5 stars for servicing my Dads 2008 5 series in preparation for sale. Got oil changed, tires, battery, and NYS inspection in very timely manner. Considering it had been sitting in a lot for 2 years, I was pleasantly surprised at the reasonable amount of work required. Job well done guys!

I brought my car in for a brake light switch issue. They…read morewere fantastic. Manny went step by step through the diagnostic process with me. Really appreciated his patience and full transparency. Mikey, Manny and I discussed all the options with pricing beforehand. Having people who care so much is amazing. The quality of their work is outstanding.

1-Star Review…read more Extremely disappointing experience -- think twice before working here or trusting this shop with your vehicle. I'm writing this as a former employee who genuinely came to this shop ready to work hard and do my job. I'm a husband and father who was working to provide for my family, and I always tried to keep God first, treat people with respect, and give customers the best service I could. I showed up early, worked hard, and made sure customers were getting in and out. I wasn't hired to be somebody's personal helper or to simply agree with everything another employee said. I was hired as a mechanic, and I take pride in my work. Unfortunately, one employee, Manny, seemed to have an issue with me from the beginning. I felt like I was constantly being treated disrespectfully and expected to act like a yes-man instead of being allowed to do my job as a technician. If I disagreed with something or had a different opinion, it wasn't welcomed. What really disappointed me was management's response. Rather than hearing both sides and recognizing the work I was doing, my boss chose to take Manny's side and let me go. I actually have the text messages from my former boss confirming that Manny told him I wasn't right for what he was looking for and that he was letting me go. That's what makes this experience so frustrating. I wasn't fired because I didn't want to work. I was working. I wasn't fired because I didn't care about customers. I cared about them. I was fired because I wasn't willing to let another employee push me around or treat me like a dog. As far as my experience with Manny as a technician, I also witnessed things that concerned me. There were situations where sensors were unplugged and parts were being changed without what I considered proper diagnosis first. In my opinion, that's how customers end up paying for parts they may not have needed. A good mechanic should diagnose the problem, test the system, and then replace what's actually defective--not just throw parts at a problem. Manny also seemed unwilling to listen to another technician's opinion. Everything had to be done his way, and shortcuts seemed more important than proper diagnosis. I know the mechanic I am. I know how hard I worked. And I know the way I treated customers. Losing this job isn't what bothers me most. What bothers me is seeing a hardworking husband and father who was trying to provide for his family get thrown away because management would rather keep one employee happy than recognize another employee's hard work. I wish the owner and the shop the best, but my experience taught me that being a hardworking, respectful employee doesn't mean much if management has already chosen sides. Customers deserve proper diagnosis. Employees deserve respect. And neither should have to kiss anyone's ass to get it. 1/5 -- I would not recommend working here based on my experience, and I personally would think twice before trusting my vehicle to a shop where this is how things are handled.

We got a flat tire and broke down around the corner in the middle of a long drive home from a…read morefuneral. We called Tom's and explained the situation! He squeezed us in immediately and patched up the tire! We were out of there less than an hour after we broke down. He easily could have overcharged us because we were desperate but he charged us very fairly! Thank you!

Every once in a while, I accidentally stumble upon a business that renews my faith in businesses…read more Tom's Brake & Auto is one of those. I showed up on a Saturday morning, hoping to just get an opinion about a brake issue so I could schedule an appointment for another day. I had been forewarned by a friend who is a self-declared car expert that this was going to be a major, costly job. In the end, I drove out of there after two hours with brand new rotors and pads, no more squealing from my wheels, and only a small dent in my bank account. As an "older" guy (like me), Tom is from a generation that truly appreciates the concept of holding on to cars, electronics, and other things for as long as they provide good service. Many other mechanics would have scoffed at me for still driving a 2011 Honda Element, making excuses for why they couldn't make my brakes stop catching and squealing ("You have to expect that from a 14-year-old car, sir"), but Tom treated my never-been-washed Element like it was a 2025 BMW. He's a very sociable guy, so I enjoyed chatting with him while he was working. Some might say he actually provides TOO much information, but I really appreciated how he explained everything he was doing, as it was pretty much implied from the beginning that the fix, as confident as he seemed, wasn't a 100% sure-shot. In the end, this relatively simple process of maintenance turned out to be a success, and I think he was as happy and relieved as I was. There are very few mechanics - including dealerships - that I have ever used more than once, but I will definitely be returning to Tom's for whatever my Element needs in the future.

They fixed my suv today It was a very stressful time for…read moreeveryone It was electrical so it was a nightmare They don't just give up They kept at it. Now it's done. It was a unique situation and not a common problem. I want to thank everyone who worked on the suv. We all learned something GMC sucks

Terrible service, horrible attitude, took no responsibility for the damaged they accrued on my car…read more Not a truthful business, had no idea what they were doing on my car, multiple customers have claimed they overcharged them and didn't do a good job on their car. Please steer away from this auto shop because they're liars and crooks.

Great service, they know what they are doing there! Ask for the big boss Dave, he can help you with…read moreanything!

Definitely recommend Dave's Auto! They did a terrific job and were very communicative!read more