Auto parts service near Framingham, MA

Excellent shop. Fixed a used car that was completely dead for a reasonable price. I found them from the AAA. Like all good shops it may take a few days for the repair to get done. Since they are busy. Did some work on my foreign. Charles R. Medford, MA

Welcome to House of Wheels! Under new management since July of 2007, the House of Wheels team is busy adding new products and expanding into new areas. House of Wheels is known all over Worcester County for truck accessories and now we are equally focused on the following: auto accessories, off-road, restyling, performance, window tinting, remote car starters, custom wheel-and-tire packages, stock and custom exhaust and more.

At Bernardi Hyundai, we make buying or servicing a vehicle Fast, Fair and Simple, each and every time. Whether you visit us online or in person, you know you're getting the very best in customer service and the highest-quality new and used Hyundai vehicles. Visit our Hyundai dealership in Brockton, MA!

Copeland Toyota is a family-owned and operated dealership since 1970. Our selection of new and used Toyota vehicles, state-of-the-art facility and drive-in service set us apart from the competition. We are recipients of Toyota President's Award for our dedication to customer service and we are also a TOP 15 Parts & Service dealership in the Boston Region.

I have been servicing my vehicles at Manny's for over 20 years. He is the best mechanic by far. His diagnostic skill are always right on. The newly remodeled shop is really cool with a modern waiting area. You will not be disappointed when you service your vehicle here. Finally and most importantly, he is professional and knowledgeable.

My Elantra is running great thanks to you guys there at broadway tire. Honesty, something money can't by. and these guys are loaded with honesty and great service. tell all your friends, this place rocks.

Brought the car in for diagnosis, they said the engine was "seized" (total BS... I later took the engine apart and while I had melted the pistons, the rotating assembly did move and the engine could still turn over). Said I needed a new engine. Told me they found one to buy, then three months later told me they hadn't actually bought it (without calling me to tell me this). Returned maybe 2 calls in all of 6 months. SO, being a Volvo fanatic, I asked a couple of friends, then brought them an engine. A month later they hadn't even started on the swap. A month after that, I went in and took my car, my engine, and a bunch of parts that I had bought back from them. These guys can't pick up the phone without being hounded, their technician told me I was wrong repeatedly, and nobody was really willing to help. Fortunately after six months they only made me pay for the diagnoses they did in the beginning. Credentials: I took the car and engine and parts home and did the swap myself in my driveway in two weekends, having never done one before on my own. Saved an estimated $1800 and didn't have to deal with them again.