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    Noble Automotive

    4.6 (11 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Auto maintenance

    Oil changes

    Auto repairs

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    Routine automotive maintenance

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    7 months ago

    They have been great. I started out just getting my inspections here, but now I trust them with all my maintenance.

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    9 years ago

    These guys are really as good as it gets. They are knowledgeable professionals, honest, friendly and all around nice. We trust them 100%.

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    Spencer was a pleasure to work with, very accommodating, and honest about the cost of repairs.

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    This was my first time here and I was recommended here from a friend. Let's be honest I my trust…read morelevel was low even though I have a decent knowledge of cars I just have no history with this place and working on my BMW. I only needed front brake pads replaced. The price was high to be honest. After waiting for over an hour and a half the work itself took about 30 minutes. It was nearly $200. The staff was friendly and I was able to watch them on their CCTV network. They noticed a part that needed to be replaced and brought it to my attention however it would have been a part bought at a local auto parts store which would mean an inferior part not a OE or OEM part designed for a German car, definitely not going down that route. What was odd is that a few days after the work my brake light came on, the sensor must have been tripped. What's odd is that my pad set came with a new sensor and should have been replaced, so why it was tripped is unsure to me. But now I have to get that fixed to reset my dash light, something else to do... I think I may come back... still not sure.

    I brought my 2017 BMW X1 to Neal's Garage for a fluid leak. They inspected the car and replaced the…read moreoil cooler. After the repair, the car was still leaking, so I returned for a warranty fix, and they replaced an O‑ring for the upper coolant hose. Even after that, the leak continued. At that point, I no longer felt confident they could diagnose the issue, so I took the car to another mechanic. The second shop identified the actual source of the leak: a broken plastic piece on the oil filter housing where the oil cooler connects. They replaced the entire oil filter housing assembly, and the leak was resolved. From this, I realized that the incorrect part had been replaced initially. Based on what I learned, the plastic housing is the common failure point, not the metal cooler itself. Many mechanics recommend replacing the full housing to stop leaks. When I asked Neal's Garage for a refund, they refused and told me I should bring the car back again under their warranty. However, after two unsuccessful repair attempts, I didn't feel comfortable returning for a third try. At this point, I don't feel confident trusting them with anything beyond basic maintenance. Photos: These photos show the removed oil filter housing from the second mechanic. The first image highlights a visible break in the plastic housing, which was identified as the actual source of the leak, and which should have been replaced instead of the oil cooler alone.

    Noble Automotive - autorepair - Updated May 2026

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