Radiator repair service near Glenshaw, 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!

Quick inspection of my 2 motorcycles. Thorough, reasonably priced...only shop I could find near Blawnox. Now summer please get here!!

These guys are great. I've been taking my cars to them for a number of years. They were able to fix a problem that I thought only the dealer could troubleshoot. Michael is very honest and trustworthy, I hope he's not planning on retiring soon. :)

Have been going to these guys for years. Good, Honest Mechanics that aren't in it to cheat you but just to get you back and keep you on the road.

I had an appointment for an inspection. They said I had a leak at my catalytic converter. My car has 2 cats, a front one and a back one, so i asked which one was leaking. The women got an attitude and really became a b****. She pulled the same BS with me that she pulled with the review by Heather, saying they are closing early and if I wanted my car I had to come get it soon. I just don't feel these are the most honest of people. Seems like when they get questioned about specifics by people who know what they are talking about, they pivot to attitude and defense, opposed to logical answers and discussions. I know (because I am in a job that involves customer service) that dealing with the public can be difficult, but if you can't do it, go find something else to do. No one forced you to into this role.