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Auto Repairs

Christian Brothers Automotive

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  • Neel P

    Date: 10/04/2024

    This people are too expensive and charge you so much money and do not do any work on it. My old father doesnt know anything about car fixing, they keep the car entire night and just write common items suggestions to replace and charge double than dealership . Dont go . Please save money

  • Robert B

    Date: 09/30/2023

    ********* salespeople. They gave me a list of things that they suggested I service. While I am not a mechanic by trade, I know my way around cars and used to do many of my own maintenance. However, now that I make more money and have less time, I take my car in to do longer jobs, such as oil changes and brake jobs.They suggested I get a "Tune-up," which no longer exists in modern vehicles. I asked what this consisted of, and they mentioned checking the spark plugs and adding "chemicals" to help the engine run better. All of this is bull, as my spark plugs were changed 9 months ago, and chemicals are the same as herbs you would take. They may do something, but nothing is scientific regarding "tune-***."Watch this video to educate on why tune-*** no longer exist:************************************************** Well, after I picked up my car, I noticed it was running rough, and I thought they did something to my car since I denied all their extra "services," and sure enough, they did. I opened my hood and noticed my factory ram-air intake was tampered with and improperly installed.The interesting thing is you do not take this part off to check the air filter, which they said was dirty even though it is less than 6 months old. The only way the air intake would be like this is if they purposely did this. They wanted me to return to say the car was running rough to do this fake "tune-up."Attached is a picture of my air intake. They tampered with the clamps, which you do not take off to remove this part.AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!

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