Engine repair service near Glendale, AZ

There are 260 auto repair shops near you in Glendale, AZ

Five Star Engine Exchange Inc

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8 AM - 5:00 PM

6817 N 56th Ave Ste B, Glendale

Pauls Arizona Auto Service

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

5600 Northwest Grand Avenue , Glendale

Autobahn Motorwerks

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

6063 N 57th Dr, Glendale

Cobra Auto

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

6221 N. 55th ave #7, Glendale

Haskell Auto

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

6028 N. 57th Avenue, Glendale
Diesel Dermanator llc

Diesel Dermanator llc

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

7551 n 69thave, Glendale

Ford Powerstroke Specialist

Auto Service Excellence (ASE) certification

Discount Emissions and Auto Repair

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8 AM - 5:00 PM

6107 N. 51st Ave, Glendale

AZ Quality Transmissions and Auto Repair

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24 hrs

5408 W Camelback Rd, Glendale

Ramsey Auto Center

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8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

5130 West Camelback Road, Glendale
Auto Service Excellence (ASE) certification
AAA Approved certification

Kerry's Car Care

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

4312 W Olive Ave, Glendale

Advanced Auto Service & Tire Centers

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

10894 N. 67th Ave., Glendale

Community Tire and Automotive

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24 hrs

12251 N 51st Avenue, Glendale

Bell Tire & Auto Service

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

6027 W Bell Rd, Glendale

Arrowhead Auto Care

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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

6033 W Bell ste Q, Glendale
CarLife Auto Repair - Glendale

CarLife Auto Repair - Glendale

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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM

7909 W Campo Bello Dr #2, Glendale
Auto Service Excellence (ASE) certification
Kens Auto Repair Service

Kens Auto Repair Service

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7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

8615 W Kelton Ln #303, Peoria

I highly recommend this shop. Ken is very professional in everything he does. Car was repaired quickly and at a very fair price. No stress or worry working with Ken. Very good experience. Randy Propeck

Auto Service Excellence (ASE) certification
BBB Accredited certification
A N W Automotive LLC

A N W Automotive LLC

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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM

11780 N. 91ST Ave. Unit 3, Peoria

Alvie is incredibly knowledgeable and extremely helpful. He explained services to me so I understood what he was doing. He's also affordable. I went to midas to get my brake pads replaced and they told me I was going to need a ton of work done, which would end up costing about $500. I went to Alvie and he inspected my brakes, and told me what I actually needed, which is none of what Midas recommended to me. He saved me so much money, and so much stress! Kacey Rene

Auto Service Excellence (ASE) certification
Tech 1 Auto

Tech 1 Auto

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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM

8736 West Thunderbird Road #3, Peoria

I'm not a big review writer, but when a testimonial is deserved, I'll make a point to give it. Everyone at Tech1Auto was great! Fred had me come in the day I called and they did a perfect job repairing my car. These guys know what they're doing and do what needs to be done... and at a fair price. They made it simple, took care of the issues quickly and professionally, and immediately made me a new long time customer. The experience was like going back in time, when taking your car into the shop was more like getting a haircut... with confidence, care, and familiarity. I would recommend Tech1 to anyone that's trying to find that one last really good auto-shop.

Auto Service Excellence (ASE) certification
BBB Accredited certification

Rick's Honda & Acura Repair

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8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

7952 W Gold Dust Ave #4, Peoria

Avoid at all costs I took my car to Rick for a second opinion after I was told I needed a new motor. My dad, who lives out of state suggested the second opinion because he thought it sounded like a blown head gasket. So I took it to Rick and told him it was an older car with high mileage and I wasn't sure I wanted to put a lot of money into it if it's something major. After a couple weeks Rick finally got back to me and said I the only thing wrong with the car was the water pump. This seemed too good to be true, but after bad mouthing the previous mechanic Rick assured me that a new water pump would definitely fix the car. When I attempted to drive it for the first time it wouldn't accelerate. I called Rick and had it towed to his shop the next day. Weeks went by without hearing anything from him. I called every day, sometimes twice a day, getting no response. Finally, he called and said his father had died. I felt awful about that, I just wish he'd have communicated that. He finally looked it over and told me it needed new spark plugs and coils. I finally picked it up about 3 weeks after dropping it off the second time. Next day, I try driving it to work and all the warning lights are coming on. I called him again, and had it towed back to him...again. This time he says it's a blown head gasket. By this point I'm frustrated because this is the 3rd time I've taken it to him and now it's something major. When I questioned why he wasn't able to figure that out the first time I brought it in, he got very defensive. He even blamed me, saying I never told him the car had overheated. It was one of the first things I told him. He insists he told me that we would "start with the water pump and go from there." I told him he never said the words "start with." That I would have been concerned by that because I told him up front I didn't want to spend a lot of money repairing it. Then he started accusing me of calling him a liar. This is where it gets interesting. He then tells me that there is no way he could have known the head gasket was blown. His exact words: "I can not see into the cylinder head to see if a headgasket is bad! No one can." Which is interesting, because by all accounts it's a very simple test to determine a blown headgasket. The next guy said there is no excuse for him not being to determine it was a blown headgasket. So, Rick keeps saying things at this point like, "what do you want me to do?" and "I bent over backwards to help you." This was very strange and unsettling to me. I was a customer who paid him to do a job and he was acting very personal about it, like we're old friends and I'm being ungrateful about his "helping me out." So, I took it to a new mechanic a friend recommended (Frank's Honest Auto in Peoria, Arizona). They diagnosed the problem by the next day, had wonderful communication and my car up and running like a champ within a week. I contacted Rick the next day and asked him to send me a copy of my 3 invoices. On them were hand written notes after the fact. On invoice number 2 he wrote at the bottom that the 3rd time I brought it in he did a pressure test and determined a blown head gasket. So I asked him why he didn't do the pressure test the first time considering I told him that the car had overheated. He responds that HE DID do the pressure test the first time around and determined there was no problem with the head gasket at that time. Interesting, because the day before he told me there was no way to determine if a head gasket was blown. And invoice number 1 makes no mention of a pressure test, let alone the results of it. It's only handwritten in after the fact. When I questioned him on this, that's where he got downright nasty. He began calling me names and being very demeaning. Said I was "ignorant" and "unreasonable." Bottom line is, I think he knew it was a blown headgasket all along. He knew I didn't want to spend a lot of money so instead he planned to nickel and dime me, hoping in the end I would just end up spending the money since we were in so much already. I wanted to give him the chance to explain, but instead he insulted and demeaned me, and in the end blocked me and told me to "have a nice life." He never once made any attempt to make this right. Not sure if it's women in general Rick has a problem with, or if he saw an older car and someone not mechanically inclined and decided to take advantage. But I would be very wary of doing business with him.

Rick's Honda and Acura Service & Repair

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

7942 w. Gold Dust ave., Peoria

S & S Tire and Auto Service

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

11790 N 91st Ave, Peoria

Black Wrench Automotive

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

10739 N 96th Ave, Peoria

Audi Peoria

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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

16900 N 88th Dr, Peoria

Automotive Dynamics

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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

9902 W Santa Fe Dr, Sun City

Sun City Auto Service

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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM

10014 W Santa Fe Drive, Sun City

Engine repair reviews near you

5.0

I'm not a big review writer, but when a testimonial is deserved, I'll make a point to give it. Everyone at Tech1Auto was great! Fred had me come in the day I called and they did a perfect job repairing my car. These guys know what they're doing and do what needs to be done... and at a fair price. They made it simple, took care of the issues quickly and professionally, and immediately made me a new long time customer. The experience was like going back in time, when taking your car into the shop was more like getting a haircut... with confidence, care, and familiarity. I would recommend Tech1 to anyone that's trying to find that one last really good auto-shop.

Mitchell
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Tech 1 Auto

Peoria area

5.0

I highly recommend this shop. Ken is very professional in everything he does. Car was repaired quickly and at a very fair price. No stress or worry working with Ken. Very good experience. Randy Propeck

Randy
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Kens Auto Repair Service

Peoria area

5.0

Alvie is incredibly knowledgeable and extremely helpful. He explained services to me so I understood what he was doing. He's also affordable. I went to midas to get my brake pads replaced and they told me I was going to need a ton of work done, which would end up costing about $500. I went to Alvie and he inspected my brakes, and told me what I actually needed, which is none of what Midas recommended to me. He saved me so much money, and so much stress! Kacey Rene

Kacey
A N W Automotive LLC Logo

A N W Automotive LLC

Peoria area

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Avoid at all costs I took my car to Rick for a second opinion after I was told I needed a new motor. My dad, who lives out of state suggested the second opinion because he thought it sounded like a blown head gasket. So I took it to Rick and told him it was an older car with high mileage and I wasn't sure I wanted to put a lot of money into it if it's something major. After a couple weeks Rick finally got back to me and said I the only thing wrong with the car was the water pump. This seemed too good to be true, but after bad mouthing the previous mechanic Rick assured me that a new water pump would definitely fix the car. When I attempted to drive it for the first time it wouldn't accelerate. I called Rick and had it towed to his shop the next day. Weeks went by without hearing anything from him. I called every day, sometimes twice a day, getting no response. Finally, he called and said his father had died. I felt awful about that, I just wish he'd have communicated that. He finally looked it over and told me it needed new spark plugs and coils. I finally picked it up about 3 weeks after dropping it off the second time. Next day, I try driving it to work and all the warning lights are coming on. I called him again, and had it towed back to him...again. This time he says it's a blown head gasket. By this point I'm frustrated because this is the 3rd time I've taken it to him and now it's something major. When I questioned why he wasn't able to figure that out the first time I brought it in, he got very defensive. He even blamed me, saying I never told him the car had overheated. It was one of the first things I told him. He insists he told me that we would "start with the water pump and go from there." I told him he never said the words "start with." That I would have been concerned by that because I told him up front I didn't want to spend a lot of money repairing it. Then he started accusing me of calling him a liar. This is where it gets interesting. He then tells me that there is no way he could have known the head gasket was blown. His exact words: "I can not see into the cylinder head to see if a headgasket is bad! No one can." Which is interesting, because by all accounts it's a very simple test to determine a blown headgasket. The next guy said there is no excuse for him not being to determine it was a blown headgasket. So, Rick keeps saying things at this point like, "what do you want me to do?" and "I bent over backwards to help you." This was very strange and unsettling to me. I was a customer who paid him to do a job and he was acting very personal about it, like we're old friends and I'm being ungrateful about his "helping me out." So, I took it to a new mechanic a friend recommended (Frank's Honest Auto in Peoria, Arizona). They diagnosed the problem by the next day, had wonderful communication and my car up and running like a champ within a week. I contacted Rick the next day and asked him to send me a copy of my 3 invoices. On them were hand written notes after the fact. On invoice number 2 he wrote at the bottom that the 3rd time I brought it in he did a pressure test and determined a blown head gasket. So I asked him why he didn't do the pressure test the first time considering I told him that the car had overheated. He responds that HE DID do the pressure test the first time around and determined there was no problem with the head gasket at that time. Interesting, because the day before he told me there was no way to determine if a head gasket was blown. And invoice number 1 makes no mention of a pressure test, let alone the results of it. It's only handwritten in after the fact. When I questioned him on this, that's where he got downright nasty. He began calling me names and being very demeaning. Said I was "ignorant" and "unreasonable." Bottom line is, I think he knew it was a blown headgasket all along. He knew I didn't want to spend a lot of money so instead he planned to nickel and dime me, hoping in the end I would just end up spending the money since we were in so much already. I wanted to give him the chance to explain, but instead he insulted and demeaned me, and in the end blocked me and told me to "have a nice life." He never once made any attempt to make this right. Not sure if it's women in general Rick has a problem with, or if he saw an older car and someone not mechanically inclined and decided to take advantage. But I would be very wary of doing business with him.

Tammy
Rick's Honda & Acura Repair Logo

Rick's Honda & Acura Repair

Peoria area