Auto repair service near Eighty Four, PA

While visiting Pittsburgh, I had to schedule an oil change and went to Baum Blvd Automotive on the strength of their service to my 2005 Honda Civic when I lived in Pittsburgh. It turned out that, over the course of a New England winter, my car had accumulated a couple of extra problems since work was last done, including a rusty oil pan and damaged rear wheel hubs. I want to note that Baum Blvd Automotive went out of their way to earn my trust on somewhat pricy repairs, offering to call my regular mechanic and seeking out ways to offer me discounts. When I got home and had a regularly scheduled tire swap, my mechanic noted that Baum Blvd Automotive had definitely identified problems I would not want to drive home on and they would have given me similar advice. My only note is that it took rather a long time for the parts to arrive. I was not in a hurry, however, and I did leave Pittsburgh on schedule and safely, thanks to Baum Blvd Automotive.

As always they accommodated my needs schedule-wise and did a truly excellent job!

I had my 1 yr old withered so the young man let me sit in the car I asked him to check the dip stick t before the service to see if it was burning up and he asked the guy who drains the oil to hold on and the guy flipped out and threatened the kid for no reason. I felt so bad for him cause he did nothing wrong and no one else was around to help him. I'm definitely not ever going back.

AAA Aproved Auto Repair Facility, Member of Better Business Bureau, ASE Certified Technicians, Quality Service since 1972

Quality auto and truck repair. Schulz Truck and Auto has been providing first-rate, insured repairs to Bridgeville, Pa and the surrounding areas for over 30 years.

Miserable experience. Irresponsible and unprofessional. They installed the lift and wheels, had to replace an ABS sensor that they broke, and then gave it back to me with ABS / AWD / 4WD error codes and told me I should take it to the dealership to see if they could figure out what was wrong with it. They wanted nothing to do with actually fixing the problems they caused. They went as far as telling me that it was a "coincidence" and that "nothing we did could have caused these issues". In their defense, the issue ended up actually being the dealership's fault for giving them the wrong sensor. But telling me I could drive a vehicle with a malfunctioning ABS System was DANGEROUS. And the fact that Xtreme gave me back a truck that was barely drivable and expected to completely wash their hands of it was completely unprofessional. They are pretty good at installing parts that you can order out of a catalog made specifically for your vehicle. But they are not real mechanics. I had to bring it back to have them get the TPS they installed working after the ABS issues were sorted out. While I was waiting around for them to do that I got to overhear them telling a customer who was having issues with a remote start they installed that HE needed to "Call the company that makes it. Not sure what we can really do to help you...". They really do go the extra mile to find someone else to blame for anything that goes wrong.