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Pinnacle Mobile Auto Solutions

4.4 (10 reviews)
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Service was prompt ,assessment of my vehicle was accurate and honest would use this service again.

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1 year ago

Will was very professional, diagnosed the problem, fixed the problem, and pricing was very fair . I would definitely recommend this company.

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1 year ago

Great service from Will! He showed up quickly and was super helpful getting my car running again. Would recommend to anyone in the area.

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1 year ago

brake service fast, easy, and reliable, and right to the house, no need to drive anywhere.

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“Great communication, fair prices, and fast turnaround.”

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24/7 First Response Roadside Recovery

24/7 First Response Roadside Recovery

(7 reviews)

Augustin Ramirez of First Response is both a brilliant mechanic and a mensch…read more I know that "mensch" is not a Spanish term, but a Yiddish one - but I have never come across another word that so well expresses how great I think Augustin is. I wanted to make an offer on an old van - like today. The big "Your Mechanic" national mobile mechanic outfit could not look at the car until Friday. I googled "Mobile Mechanic Calumet City", where the van was - and got Augustin's shop as the first listing. At 9 AM, he said he would look at the van at 1 p.m.! I was thrilled. I hired an Uber and went down to meet him. I trusted his vibe immediately. I could tell he was a regular guy and very savvy. The seller was off running errands and texted me that he would be there in 10 minutes. As he drove in with the van - which was much newer than the one I have been driving -, I thought, "Wow! It's beautiful." Augustin said to me,"The suspension is shot. that will be $800." I asked him, "How the hell could you tell that in 30 seconds?", but he had no time to answer before the seller was out on the street with us. I have been trying hard to not let my romantic infatuation with new vans drive my decision making. I tried to ask a hardball question of the seller: "You keep emphasizing how wonderfully this van drives. Why did you tell me that you're driving around town in 2nd gear?" "Because it won't shift into 3rd gear." Augustin looked me straight in the eye and then the seller straight in the eye: "It needs a new transmission. That will be $1600." The seller protested, "You can put a new transmission in these things for $600!" Augustin said, "Not if you want it to last more than three months. $1600." Even though the seller had agreed to help me bring a mechanic to look at the car, it was out of gas and we could not take it for a test run. He climbed in a friends car with a gas can to go get gas. Augustin, seated in his pick up truck, looked at me with genuine pain in his face. "Don't do it! You don't want to put $2400 into a 2002 vehicle. A car that old with a busted transmission is scrap. It's not worth $500. He would never take that small an amount, because he probably will find a sucker to buy it for $2400." It was absolutely clear to me that Augustin was not just showing off how much he knew - he was genuinely concerned that I was about to get taken. I said, "Say no more Augustin. I trust you and I don't trust him. I don't want to be standing on the street out here with him when I tell him "No". Can I catch a ride with you to your shop and call Uber from there?" "Sure, hop in. You don't need to wait around for him. He's a flimflam man and you don't owe him anything." Augustin also does all kinds of auto repairs in his shop in Hammond IN - just across the state line from calumet City, Illinois. He won't travel more than a half-hour from his shop to do mobile evaluations, because it burns up too much gas and time. I've already told two friends about Augustin's shop and feel confident that he will take good care of their auto repairs. This guy is the real McCoy: avgenuine person who cares about his customers and also happens to be a brilliant mechanic. I recommend him very highly.

My car has a broken stud and I asked if they would be able to come and help me out. They asked for…read moremore information on the car and then never responded nor called back. If they were unable to do such work, they could have just said that and I would have tried to find someone else. Wasted my time

Alamo Auto Service Center

Alamo Auto Service Center

(25 reviews)

I recently used Alamo Auto Service Center 5/14/2026 in Hammond, Indiana which is a family owned…read morebusiness. My 2002 Lexus ES 300 was leaking fuel. I called and was quickly able to get an appointment and they kept me updated with the service and the timeframe for the repair. The repair was finished exactly when promised, and the price was fair. Thanks Alamo for the great service and exceptional customer service.

I had to use my triple AAA for the first time over the weekend and they sent me Alamo to tow my car…read moreto my house. The driver was extremely nice and treated us with respect...great bedside manners. Fast forward to today - I needed my car towed to get it fixed. The driver calls...doesn't tell me how far he is...just that he was in Hammond and on his way. I should have asked how far he was, but I was so tired...worked overnight and currently working right now...so he got annoyed that I didn't open my door right away when he knocked. I guess he knocked...idk none of us heard it, but my dogs started barking. I open the door and I see he's out there and here he comes with his little handy dandy metal clipboard and just says "$8"...meanwhile I said Good Morning and apologized for not hearing the door. I forgot my card...so I apologized again and told him I can grab my card info from my phone. He just walked away and threw his clipboard on the flatbed. He tells me I'm going to hook your car up while you do that...cool I didn't take long, so I stood there waiting. He starts making a comment about my bald tires. One they weren't bald, but I can agree that I need new ones. So twice I had to tell him how not everyone can afford brand new tires and still...he ran his mouth. Then it was time to pay... I said the first two numbers out loud and he walked away and threw his clipboard on the flatbed again...calls AL and asked him if he wants to run my card for $8....driver told AL he was going to pass me the phone so I can give him my card info...cool I did....and AL said my $8 went through....sorry, I didn't have $8 in cash. He wasn't done.... He decided to show more frustration because he didn't know where to go and if he had to go around and how I needed to let whoever know that he was on his way...I tried to explain what to do and where to go. It was super simple... After he left I called him to give him someone's number...someone who was going to meet him at the drop off location...he got irritated and said let me pull over...I told him I was just calling to see if I could text you the number, so that when you got there...you'd have the number....but instead he felt the need to huff and puff. I called Alamo and spoke to the girl who answered the phone. She was super nice and mentioned the driver did not have a busy morning, so he shouldn't have acted this way and agreed with me that if it had been her...she would have asked them to run her card for $8. I know some ppl would have matched his energy and clapped back. Could I have? Yeah...should I? For what? I wanted my car to get dropped off safely... Plus I'd hate to sound like a Karen and calling the business to complain, but one I'm still a female...where's the respect in that? I was nice to him and I didn't give him trouble...and if he hated his job that bad...why work this job? I wouldn't want anyone's mom, sisters, daughters to experience this...even for any guys. Their behavior is supposed to represent the business and this guy made me dislike Alamo's services. So a shout out to the first driver for his bedside manners. He had to tow my car at night. It had been pouring like crazy all day, so he was completely soaked and didn't show any frustration. He was on call and on shift til 4am. He could have easily been a jerk, but he was great. I wasn't alone, so he had me and the other woman with me jump in the truck so that we wouldn't get wet, but this guy today was just rude the entire time... Next time I'll ask triple AAA to send me someone else.

Pinnacle Mobile Auto Solutions - autorepair - Updated November 2026

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