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Smooth Ride Auto Repair

5.0 (9 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Auto brake repair

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've been bringing my vehicle here for years. When I needed a vacuum leak fixed, I trusted them like…read morealways and approved the estimate. Picked it up with the check engine light still on. Codes showed the problem had been there for hours - they never fixed it. This should have been a straightforward repair. When I asked what happened, staff were dismissive. Aliyah claimed my CV axles were causing a rough idle and suggested replacing them. That has nothing to do with a vacuum leak. I asked if they'd performed a smoke test. She said no because of a tear in the intake hose. But you have to seal the intake to run a smoke test - the tear would need to be fixed first for any diagnostics to work. Either they didn't do the work or they're making excuses. I paid for a simple fix I didn't get. After years of loyal business, I expected better. This isn't the shop I thought I knew. Feels like they took advantage of that trust.

Well a person corey.sowa@cbauto told me to email them but the email keeps coming back undeliverable…read moreok well..... I just want to say that there was a guy that worked there when I first started to go there he was Asian I don't remember his name. I felt that he was trustworthy. These guys now I feel they are not. I feel that they are just trying to make money and don't own up to the mechanics mistakes. I really think their mechanic needs more training or a new mechanic. This will be the last time I wright about this and I will be going to a new place that seems more transparent .they said they will let me look at what is leaking .when I tried to do that they made me go out of the area. Thankyou whomever is reading this

Service Street Tire & Auto Repair - More leaks found in engine bay

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Pros: *quick service…read more Cons: *poor customer service *didn't believe me/listen to me *didn't thoroughly check car after repair My husband and I were changing out my rear brakes during the weekend and ran into a problem: one of the brake caliper pistons over-extended and brake fluid began leaking out. I looked for places that might be able to help with repairs and found Service Street. They said they could look at my car on Monday, so we towed it over and left it. When the repairs were done on Monday evening, we stopped by to pick up my vehicle. As soon as I started driving, I realized my air conditioner and fan weren't working and that my turn signal was blinking more quickly and louder than normal. I went right back to Service Street to talk with them. When I explained what I'd noticed in my car in the ~5 minutes since I left their station, they said, "Well, we worked on your brakes and caliper, so that has nothing to do with the AC or turn signal." I agreed, but I also told them that these things weren't issues when I brought my vehicle in. They had hooked a diagnostic computer up to my car, so they were obviously connected to the electrical system, but they kept saying they hadn't done anything to cause these issues. They said I could leave my car another day and they'd give me an estimate for what those repairs would cost. I said, "I just spent nearly $1,000 on repairs and can't afford more issues that didn't exist before I brought the car to your shop." They wouldn't budge, though, and even though their shop was still open for another hour, they said we'd either need to bring the car back on Tuesday or at a later date. We reluctantly scheduled for the weekend with the understanding that they would just look at the car but not do anything that would cost us more money. My husband and I looked at my fuses there in Service Street's parking lot right outside their main office--no one came out to check or offer any type of assistance. We didn't see any burned-out fuses, so I came home and instantly began researching. With my first Google search, I found a site that recommended disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes to reset the system. We did that and then everything functioned normally. Service Street was still open at that point, so I called them and told them that we'd figured it out ourselves. I explained what we did so that hopefully they will consider this in the future. I told them how frustrated I was that they discounted what I'd said when their diagnostic computer had, in fact, caused the issue. The customer service rep didn't apologize but said he'd pass my message on to the mechanic.

Hi All This Place is Sucks I was Here on Oil Change on January 2026 and after that My Engine Lights…read moreis On I don't think they changed my oil or they put Correct Oil to my car If u Love ur Car Please don't come to this Place They Sucks...

Smooth Ride Auto Repair - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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