Couldn't have asked for better! Friendly, professional, honest. It was a pleasure. They have it all…read moreright at Bob's.

My battery needed to be replaced on short notice and they got me in the day that I called despite…read moreseeming busy. The workers I spoke to were extremely kind and informative. I am a young woman who doesn't know a ton about cars and I had a fair number of questions that they were super happy to answer. I was super grateful for their kindness, promptness, and professionalism. And I paid exactly what I expected. Would recommend their service to anyone without a doubt.

Took my manual transmission in for a clutch job, and the reverse gear started popping out after it…read morewas done. Never had that problem before. Brought the car back and explained the issue, and Danny said he couldn't find anything wrong. I was over-charged for a hydraulic hose years later, and then was called back later that night with a price adjustment, which I found strange.

Danni Socci is an old-world guy in the best sense of the word…read more He's a great mechanic, honest, with a sarcastic wit to boot! Highly recommended

The staff are approachable and clear at addressing the issue and what needs to be fixed, and at the…read moreend of the day I was satisfied with the service. However, my disappointment at how the service was priced makes me doubt if Frank's was the best choice. Before bringing my car to the shop, I called and requested a quote for a full-synthetic. I was told it would cost $85 however was charged $90. In addition to an oil change, I was told that my transmission lines need to be replaced and it would cost $200-300 (parts and labor), so when I picked up my car, I was surprised and confused at the $445 bill. Moreover, I made it clear before arriving that I need a receipt with line items, but that was not provided at the time of checkout nor was it sent to me the next day even though I was told to expect it. All things considered, if you're going to choose Frank's Auto Repair, make sure you and the staff are on crystal clear terms on what you're paying for.

Frank's Auto have been keeping me on the road for years. They do exceptionally careful work to make…read moreyour vehicle safe, anticipate what needs to be fixed later and will advise as needed. They truly care for their customers.

I took in my Toyota Camry sedan in for a fender dent (dimple) removal. I was quoted a fair price…read more Less than three other places by over $100. The work was done the same day I took it in and the price quoted was the exact cost charged. The work done was wonderful. You'd never know there was a dent in my fender. These men are the real McCoy! Caring, excellent service, and they don't need to advertise. Their work advertises for itself.

John did an amazing job getting my car back on the road! He's kind and patient, explaining each and…read moreevery step of the process. I am grateful for his expertise!

Whittaker is the best auto mechanic shop in the town. I have been searching for the good mechanic,…read morebit it has been very hard to come buy wher I live, so I travel all the way to Needham to get my cars serviced. The Whittaker meet all the criteria for a good mechanic shop to avoid woos that could come from the crappy ones: 1. honesty 2. good communication 3. high standard of repairs 4. great diagnostic abilities 5. sensibility in handling customers Finding Whittaker is the great gift for me this year!

I have been to Whitaker Auto for years. They are as honest as the day is long. My son had an…read moreexhaust noise. Brought to Sullivan Tire in Portsmouth, told needed new exhaust from manifold back, $1,800. Brought to Rusty and got it fixed with a new exhaust manifold gasket for a lot less. One of countless examples. These guys are good and honest.

After relocating to New England, I sought a trustworthy auto repair shop and discovered Brakeman's…read moreAuto Repair in Jamaica Plain, MA. Their numerous 5-star Yelp reviews highlighting exceptional service, quality, and professionalism caught my attention. Upon visiting their website, I was impressed by their rich family history in mechanics, which prompted me to schedule an appointment. Surprisingly, securing a slot was easy despite their stellar reputation. Using the Waze app for navigation, I encountered minor inaccuracies; however, locating the shop became straightforward once I realized it's situated across from the gas station on the corner, housed in a distinctive green building. The owner, Ray, was both kind and courteous. He thoroughly examined my brakes and rotors, informed me that he would order the necessary parts, and mentioned there might be a wait. He suggested I consider taking an Uber, but I opted to spend time at a nearby library. Unfortunately, the library was a small branch that didn't open until noon that day, so I utilized the adjacent Curtis Hall Community Center to catch up on some work. Throughout the service, I received timely updates from the shop. The brake and rotor repairs were completed efficiently, and Ray's dedication to customer satisfaction was evident. He checked in later that day to ensure my car was performing well post-service and followed up the next day to confirm my continued satisfaction. This level of personalized service reminded me of the local mechanics back in the South. The most important thing besides the service, and the quality, the VALUE!!! I saved 50% of what I was quoted by the dealership just for brakes!! It goes to show that there are still businesses like Brakeman's Auto Repair that aren't trying to get over on people that provide GENUINE SERVICE in a timely manner. In summary, Brakeman's Auto Repair offers a blend of professional expertise and genuine customer care. For anyone in the New England area seeking reliable auto service, I wholeheartedly recommend them.

My wife has her company supplied Subaru serviced here. She's fussy..really like the place..I n and…read moreout quickly

Smart staff Knowledgeable honest…read more They research every system of the car you are looking to purchase so it survives long term We bought a Honda CRV with 100,000 miles on it and she is still rolling with 318,000

In Mid December 2024, we brought our 2020 Audi to Natick Auto Clinic (NAC) because the Check Engine…read morelight turned on. NAC charged us around 4 hours of labor to reconnect a wire that goes to a temperature sensor, claiming the wire was chewed by an animal. Once we started driving upon picking up the car - which was supposed to be repaired, we noticed the Check Engine light was still on. We thought NAC must have forgotten to reset the car computer after fixing the broken wire. We weren't worried because NAC told us there is an one year warranty, and we didn't have a chance to go back there immediately due to the holiday season. We didn't plan to use the car much anyway. We brought the car back in January. NAC claimed that it was the same exact wire that was chewed again by an animal, and this time charged us near 2 hours of labor, and changed the wire connector. It is noticeable that they didn't change the wire connector the first time. Their claim about animal chewing the wire is extremely bizarre, because the car has been parked on the driveway of a house in an affluent Boston suburb neighborhood, in December-January where outdoor animal activities are limited due to the cold weather. When we complained about the charge for the second repair - which should be under warranty, they don't recognize that they didn't properly fix the wiring issue the first time. Instead, we were accused of lying about the Check Engine light never being turned off. We are concerned about Natick Auto Clinic's commitment to quality workmanship and honesty in business practice.

Rayteam quite literally did a repair job that nobody else could do. The ABS module in my Mini…read morefailed. No independent shop had the equipment or know-how to do the job, and the dealer wanted $5000 for the repair. Rayteam did it for $1800. They were friendly, accommodating, and VERY knowledgeable. When I told them what was going on, they knew exactly what was wrong and quickly came up with a plan to fix the car. It's been more than two years since this happened and their work has held up flawlessly. They're a bit far from me to do routine maintenance with, but if I need a larger, more complex job done they will be the first number I call.

I barely started describing the problem with my post-Dieselgate Jetta TDI when Frank spoiled the…read morepunchline by identifying the exact issue - a problem with the exhaust filters. Fixing the problem wasn't cheap, but