Commonwealth Auto Repair Services (CARS)

Reviews 3

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Patricia Farley

In April I took my 89 year old mothers 2003 blazer (less than 50,000 original miles) to these people because the back drivers side wheel was getting hot and alarm kept going off for absolutely no reason. They seemed to have fixed the wheel problem at a cost of over $800. We were told the actuator on the passenger side door needed replacing which they did for an additional $300. Had the blazer home for approximately 2 weeks when the alarm went off again in the middle of the day while parked under the carport. Also suddenly, now there was a grinding sound behind the glove box. Called them back, "bring it back in and well check it." I took it back and was told nothing was wrong with the actuator but the the bearings on the blower motor was going out and there was a problem with the air conditioner supposedly fixed at an additional cost $300. Now the passenger side door wont open at all without using the key and unlocking & lockng the door several times, none of the buttons on the doors or key fob will open the door. At a total cost of $1400 my mother is not happy. BTW there is still a raddling sound behind the glove box. Not going back to this facility.

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Samuel Fonseca

I took my car to find out what was wrong and all I got was, "Theres a leak in your transmission, and motor." Not too thrilled with the response, and definitely not worth $80+. The shop seems decent, and the guys were helpful in explaining what my options were.

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Brian Vogelsang

Have used Commonwealth Auto Repair Service for the last 2 years for all my repair needs. I would highly recommend them for any of your auto repair needs. Very Friendly and Professional as well as ASE Certified.

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