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Milford, NH

Mike Brailey's Auto Service

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Janette and the crew are pleasure with which to do business. I value having a local shop I can…read moretrust. Especially in recent years as I've become a bit lazy with doing my own repairs. And that's saying a lot coming from someone who has done 95% of his own repairs for the past 35 years. I don't let just any shop touch my vehicles. I'd definitely recommend GTA. Average pricing, neither the least nor the most expensive. Exceptional service, friendly and professional. While I'm here I'd like to address that other review left by the gentleman in 2017 who wanted an engine installed in his van. Folks, I get it really I do. I can find new parts for 1/4-1/2 the price that most shops charge. And I'd put my self-sourced parts up against any shop's parts every day of the week in terms of reliability and durability. If I want to install these parts and save a bundle...I also take on the risk. In my lifetime I've had two shops that didn't mind installing my parts. However, most will not do it. That should not come as a shock to anyone. The risk of doing so falls on their shoulders. Look...when they source the parts from their regular suppliers they pay a premium and that premium is passed on to the customer. But they also take on the responsibility not only of the installation, but of the part and any warranty repair. And a reputable shop will stand behind their work and the parts they select. Shit shops will always make excuses....and every community has at least one shitty shop. But not every shop is trying to rip people off. When a customer like me supplies a part...it's a potential business liability and a risk. And if there's an issue with that part it becomes a game of he-said/she-said. Did it fail due to improper installation? Or a manufacturer's defect? Or a dumbass customer abusing the part well outside its designed purpose? Hell, I just paid approximately double the amount I'd normally pay for rear hubs by buying them through GTA (not including labor), but at the end of the day my ass didn't have to install them in the freezing, rainy cold or my cold-ass garage, and Janette provided me with a ride to and from my home. I'm getting too old for mid-Winter repair bullshit. That alone was completely worth it to me. In any case, the folks at GTA struck me as straight shooters. I've never met Bill personally, but I can understand why he'd prefer to install parts that he sourced. It's just good business sense. The next time my lazy ass doesn't feel like doing a repair...I'll be knocking on GTA's door.

Simply the best experience auto repair anywhere. Friendly professional staff at fair prices and a…read moregreat shop

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AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care

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If there was a way to give this guy a no star review, I would! I'm not sure how he's gotten so many…read moregood reviews! I paid almost $5000 to have my transmission rebuild in February and a month and a half ago it blew again! Sergio has done nothing but jerk me around for over a month and leave me without a car! He did promise to do $500 worth of free work on my car to make up for my inconvenience!!! Here we are a month later.... he dropped off my car today. I had to get a hold of corporate to help me get it! I have transmission grease stains on the interior of my car. My car has 300 miles put on it since he gave it to me and looks like he might've used it to transport a transmission??? The interior smells so bad I got a migraine on my ride home! Absolutely the worst service ever! Highly recommend taking your business anywhere, but here! Corporate is telling me they haven't got a complaint about him in over a year! Well, isn't that reassuring?

DEFINITELY BUYER BEWARE I went for a "free" diagnostic check...I informed them it had a slight…read more"slip" from second to third gear. They stated it would take only two hours...it took over four. When I arrived to pick up my vehicle, they stated it was slipping in all gears...and pushed to get it in right away to repair...(RED FLAGS FLYING) When I drove home, it was slipping in all gears, performing much worse than when I arrived....I immediately felt they sabotaged my truck.. Found a former Sr Master Mechanic for Ford that opened up a shop in my hometown, his evaluation discovered I was down two quarts of tranny fluid...he filled it up and was on my way. However, the damage was already done by driving ~60 miles on low fluid. Brought it to Dr Steve's Transmission Clinic, a "respected and referred" transmission shop in Manchester, NH. Quoted me a firm price that was much lower and very reasonable compared to the $2100-$3800 window quote I got from Jason at AAMCO.

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