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    Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change

    3.7 (6 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Berlin’s Garage

    Berlin’s Garage

    (5 reviews)

    Went there for oil change and tune ups, the boys are awesome, excellent customer service they…read morereally exceeded my expectations

    We chose Berlin's Garage after reading the many positive reviews and were hopeful that we had…read morefinally found a mechanic who was honest, reasonably priced, and efficient. Unfortunately, our experience was the complete opposite. Our vehicle was kept at the shop for over a month. While I understand that repairs can sometimes take longer than expected, the communication throughout the process was extremely frustrating. We would often receive a call around 4:00 PM with an update about what was being worked on or what additional repairs were supposedly needed. The conversation would frequently end with us being told that the vehicle was "almost done" and that we would receive another call shortly to come pick it up. The problem is that if you are calling a customer at 4:00 PM and telling them the vehicle is almost ready, what exactly are they supposed to do with that information? We were not given a realistic timeframe for when the work would actually be completed, and it made planning for pickup extremely difficult. We were also told on multiple occasions that the vehicle would be ready on a specific day, such as Tuesday. Tuesday would come, and if we didn't reach out ourselves, we often had no idea what was happening with our vehicle. We shouldn't have to repeatedly chase down updates after being given a promised completion date. There were also times when we would call the shop for an update and receive no answer. We would then wait hours for a call back, often without knowing whether we would hear from anyone that day. This made an already frustrating situation even more difficult, especially when we were trying to plan around not having our vehicle. What was especially disappointing was that we chose this shop because the reviews made it sound like the work was both fast and affordable. Unfortunately, we experienced neither. After having our vehicle for more than a month, the final price was essentially comparable to what we could have paid elsewhere. So, despite the extended wait, we did not feel that we received any meaningful savings for choosing this shop. I completely understand that automotive repairs can be unpredictable and that additional issues can be discovered once a vehicle is being worked on. That's not the issue. The issue is the lack of reliable communication, repeatedly missed expectations regarding completion, and the amount of time our vehicle was kept. Based on our experience, I would not recommend Berlin's Garage. The positive reviews were the reason we chose this mechanic, but unfortunately, our experience did not come close to matching them. Customers deserve realistic timelines, proactive communication, and transparency throughout the repair process. --------------------------------------- In response to the business comment: We're simply sharing our experience and speaking our truth, not trying to blame anyone for anything. However, we believe clear communication and realistic timelines are important when dealing with someone's vehicle. We are appreciative of the information and work done on the vehicle, things were bought to our attention that we didn't know needed to be fixed. The last thing we would want is to be stranded or something major happening that could've been avoided. However, in addition to the issues we already mentioned, the truck now does not sound like a 5.7 HEMI should. The day we picked it up, we also had to go purchase Freon, and we discovered that bolts were missing. We also had to take the battery out to reset the stereo. We also want to clarify the timeline. We dropped the truck off on August 2nd, which was a day the shop was not open, and we picked it up on Friday, September 11th. That is over a month. In addition, the owner wasnt even present the day we picked it up, it was a relative of the owner. During the process, you clearly told us that you had to stop working on our truck to work on other vehicles that had been there before ours. We understand that mechanics have other customers, but if you're already booked up, it's important to communicate that upfront rather than give expectations that can't realistically be met. In our opinion, taking on more work than you can reasonably handle only leads to frustration for everyone involved. We also want to clarify that our vehicle was NOT purchased through Facebook Marketplace. It was purchased from an actual dealership. We initially reached out to you through Facebook Marketplace, which is likely where the confusion came from. We're not posting this review to attack anyone. We're sharing our experience so others can make their own informed decision. Based on our experience with the communication, timeline, and issues we encountered with the truck, we would not recommend this mechanic.

    Advance Auto Center

    Advance Auto Center

    (14 reviews)

    Extremely professional bunch of good people here....traveled all the way from Warwick, RI to…read morepurchase a used car here recently and the experience was seamless...[except for the trip on 95, 93 and route 3...LOL...] dealt primarily with James [pretty sure that was his name...very nice young guy] I found out by talking to him that they had another location in West Newton, MA [where I was born back in the dinosaur days] and we talked about "Antoine's Bakery" which has been a favorite in my family forever. None of us live near "The Lake" or Nonantum in Newton any longer but we will still go out of our way to stop there...I just found out that their Newton location is directly across the street; no wonder James knew about it! My pristine condition 2006 Toyota Camry with only 120,000 miles was one of three cars hit and totaled by some brainless idiot on Rte 95 in Providence, RI back in December and I really mourned the loss of my mint condition baby. Anyway, found a 2003 Camry at their place in Rockland and am now driving it in RI...just got my inspection and the mechanic who always takes care of my car even said..."You got a nice little car...Good Deal"! I don't know about you...but I HATE shopping for cars...very stressful...but if my Toyota lasts another one hundred and fifty or two hundred thousand miles I will be back to hopefully find another Toyota Camry...obviously much newer. Love Toyota. Bottom line, you can trust these guys and they will do everything within reason to make you a Happy Camper of a customer!! Excellent!

    Two weeks ago, my car battery kept dying and I popped in to see if they could test the battery…read morecells for me. The front desk guy Mike told me no, says some bs that they don't have the equipment to do that. Bro I've had AAA tow trucks pop up on the side of the ROAD w/that little device and read my battery strength. Showed me the number too. So this is an insane thing to claim flatly that they can't do it, and expecting me to believe that it isn't a pretty big fail on their end if they can't do a simple current read with a 50 dollar device. Whatever. I move on. I ask him if he can test the draw from my newly installed soundsystem, to see if maybe that's the issue. He says no, and tells me to basically go to another store to get it figured out. I actually have to go into the parking lot to call an audio system store, to get the answers I need. I have some choice words with him bc I feel like he isn't trying in the slightest to earn my business. On the contrary I feel like he's telling me to go somewhere else. I apologize, and I buy a new battery cuz just like, fuck it. I prolly need one no matter what. When the job is done, I meet Michael (whom I think was the owner). Hewalks me around my car, is super helpful, polite, teaches me things I didn't know and tells me about some error codes that should be addressed. Shows me a bubble on my tire, we agree to take care of it next month. Well a week later I'm back in there, bc a whole bunch of fault codes keep being tripped but I know those corresponding elements (like power steering error, etc) are working. So it's probably a sensor or wire issue bc I just rewired my car audio the previous month, and it had a faulty ground that blew some fuses. Mike (the owner) is there when I show up . Super friendly, helps me out, remembers me, tells me "we'll call you before we incur any costs", which is a gracious thing to say. However I get a call a few hours later from Mike the front desk guy (however I thought it was the owner). Starts telling me the Tire Pressure Monitor System error is shorting the other systems, and the solution is 2 new tires bc the tread is different and tripping the TPMS. Yes. I'm aware that's why the TPMS light stays on. But what HE doesn't know, is that I have driven with that error code for over a YEAR, and previously for a few months. Funny...how back THEN it wasn't tripping any other fault codes, huh? I honestly thought I was talking to Mike the owner and I asked "well how come the TPMS error is only just NOW causing all these issues to all the other sensor issues?" and he says "I don't know." Oh I know who THIS is, now. I told him I don't agree with the assessment, and I'd like to pick up my car. I walked in, said "Here for the Civic." and he hands me a piece of paper. I have to SAY "....keys?" for him to go walk over to a wall, and get my keys. I said "That's two times in two weeks I've had an issue with you. I live up the street and would've brought 10 years worth of business. YOU'RE the reason why I'm not doing business here." And I left. It COULD be the TPMS sensor, but the way in which he explained things to me made me feel on multiple occasions that he didn't know what he was talking about and just being rude to me to cover that up. Or rude bc he felt like he didn't need to explain things to me. Either way, I'm not dealing with that shit. I'll find out from a dealer. As someone who worked for Herb Chambers for many years, what I learned is that the service teams at big dealerships are more reliable than ppl think to give them credit for. They are THE most knowledgeable ones for your make/model, and even if it isn't the lowest possible price, there's all kinds of guarantees with dealer shops they will honor, if work doesn't go right. Because if a shop was caught doing shady shit and ppl reported it, they can the RIGHT to sell that make of car (yes that can happen). Losing that status is the DEATH for any major dealership, so the service teams don't fuck around bc that would be the end of their job. TL;DR Mike the owner is very nice but Mike the front desk guy is not.

    Rockland Auto Brokers - melted wiring at starter on honda crosstour.

    Rockland Auto Brokers

    (37 reviews)

    I recently purchased a Mercedes CLS550 from Rockland Auto Brokers, Randolph, Ma and I couldn't be…read morehappier with the car and service I received. I had been looking for quite some time for a Mercedes with specific options like the one I found at Rockland Auto Brokers, but I just couldn't find it and the ones that I had looked at were overpriced and had high mileage. I was pleasantly surprised when I drove from NH to their showroom in Randolph. In the Showroom, they had 15-20 pristine high end vehicles, Mercedes, BMW, Bentley, Hummer and Corvettes. I was greeted by salesman Doug who was extremely professional and worked closely with me throughout the acquisition process. There was no pressure during the sale and Doug was very informative, answering all of my questions and worked with me to get the best deal on the car. Doug explained that they had recently received the car that I was looking to buy and that he wanted to make the car whole before it left their showroom. Doug was very honest and fair during the buying process. We looked over the vehicle together and I noticed the car brake pads were worn, plus, one of the lower rocker panels had a small crack in it. Doug didn't hesitate and stepped up right away letting me know that they will replace all of the pads and rotors, all four tires (tires were in pretty good shape) do an oil change, plus, fix the cracked rocker panel. I went to buy this car on a Friday an and by the following Friday Rockland had my car ready for me with all of the repairs completed. The car looks and runs like new. My experience with Rockland was very positive. Doug kept in touch with me during the entire time, calling and texting me letting me know about the process and repairs that were getting done. So if you are looking for a high end nice looking vehicle at a great price I would highly recommended considering checking out Rockland Auto Brokers in Randolph, Ma. Paul P.

    Avoid this dealership - Deceptive "Bait and Switch"…read more I contacted this dealer regarding a truck listed at $11,995. I spoke with the sales team, agreed on the price, and authorized a credit pull to begin the financing process. I repeatedly offered a deposit, which they refused to take while assuring me the truck was held for me. Spoke with Doug everyday and Andre ran credit After waiting four days for their bank to respond, they notified me I was approved--but then immediately hiked the price to $14,995, claiming the original price was a "mistake." They refused to honor the agreed-upon price even though they had already run my credit for the lower amount. I have screenshots showing the truck was even marked as "SOLD" at the $11,995 price point before they changed it. Unprofessional and dishonest. I took my business elsewhere and bought a truck from a dealer that honors their word.

    Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - oilchange - Updated October 2026

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