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O'malley's Auto Repair

4.1 (9 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Auto brake repair

Auto HVAC repair

Oil changes

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Clarkson's Automotive

Clarkson's Automotive

(16 reviews)

A while back, I hit bad pothole that damaged a tire and I knew that I needed an alignment. The car…read morealso has an oil leak and was parked for a while (my second car), so I waited to swap the winter wheels and tires for all-seasons in the garage. During that process, I noticed the lower control arm bushings were shot so there was no point in getting the alignment taken care of until the bushings were repaired. I dropped it at Firestone near me to fix the oil leak since that was the most pressing issue on the car, and then had them quote the bushings - they wanted to replace the control arms, with bushings and ball joints at $374 per side in parts, and $135 per side in labor - or a total of $1,018. Well, I looked around online and found that I could buy the same control arm, bushing and ball-joint parts as a pair for BOTH sides for anywhere from $145-$185 (they wanted $750 for the same parts!). I called Subie Doctor next, and they quoted me about $50-100 cheaper for the entire job. Then I remembered seeing Subarus parked outside Clarkson's whenever I visited family that live in the Conifer area and gave them a call. Mike listened to my needs and quoted $130 per side to replace the control arm bushings that I had already identified as needing a fix, or, he said, if I wanted to buy the Control Arm, Bushing, and Ball Joint assemblies I'd found online, they'd install my purchased parts for $90 labor for both sides! I ended up deciding to just have them replace the bushings so I called back to schedule an appointment and talked to Sung. I asked them to replace the passenger side and inspect the driver's side and let me know if it needed it - then give me a call and let me know how it looked. They called me up, said I should replace both sides, and notified me they found one of the front swaybar links needed to be replaced - they quoted another twenty-some bucks for the part, and I'm pretty sure they didn't even add any extra labor. Another hour or so later and they called back saying the car was ready whenever I could come back to get it. I couldn't be happier with the service they provided. It was honest, no-nonsense and courteous every interaction. I went from a quote of more than $1,000 to a quarter of that and all I had to do was drive 20 miles up the hill - I'll take that deal any time. To Mike and Sung - Thank you. I sure wish I'd called you about that oil leak in the first place - probably would have saved me another $100, but now I know!

Trustworthy, honest, reasonable. Can fix problems other Subaru mechanics can't. Worth the drive to…read moreget professional Subaru mechanics.

Franklynn Automotive - Our team at the shop

Franklynn Automotive

(73 reviews)

I had taken my car to another local mechanic to diagnose a problem with the air conditioner. They…read moremechanic said that a house needed to be replaced, but they were not able to do it because they do not have the equipment needed to evacuate the existing refrigerant 1234yf. They referred us to the Kia dealer, which I knew would be very expensive. So I did some research online and found Franklynn Automotive. I called and described the situation to Steve. He said they likely can handle it, but would start with a complimentary second opinion. After their inspection, they determined that the hose does not need to be replaced and we only needed to refresh the refrigerant, which they do have the equipment for. In addition, the reason the other shop might have suggested the hose replacement was because of a leak related to the axel. All in, the repairs would be substantially less than the dealer quote for work that may not have been needed in the first place. Overall, great experience with Franklynn.

I brought my car in knowing about a loose wire ( speed sensor) on my Hyundai Elantra. The…read moreinspection came back that I needed new brakes , a new speed sensor, contaminated brake fluid, multiple hoses replaced, radiator flush, and a bunch of other things. I decided to get the brakes fixed although it surprised me with the rotors and the wire harness just needed to be reattached. Nothing was ever communicated. I made the mistake of paying over a $1000 for the front brake repair ( rotors / pads) and wiring speed sensor because I was busy. Bottom line - overpriced on labor and parts. My wire harness over left wheel was taped up so was it replaced? My mechanic friend inspected it and says no way. When I asked if I could see what they ordered, I was denied access. My car sat outside most of the day and it was in garage minimally according to my car gps. Your call but I am not going back and I do not trust them. Lesson learned and I'm out $1000 which isn't much but I'm just glad I didn't fall for everything else they wanted to do. Front brake pads for $1000, a wire repair never communicated, and my old rotors were fine. I'm sure they will respond to this professionally but my perspective is real.

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