Engine repair service near Carroll, MD

Outstanding workmanship. Excellent customer relations. Mature auto mechanics. ... listens and answers questions! Over many years, absolute confidence.

Chucks Auto Repair your one stop auto shop for all your automotive repair needs. Open weekends and will work on your car after standard business hours.

These guys are top notch and are trustworthy. They always go above and beyond. With all the horror stories you hear about other mechanics, it is refreshing to have such honest and courteous mechanics right in our backyard. Brandon and his crew have been servicing my wife's car for the past year and a half and it's been an awesome experience. Do yourself and your car a favor and check them out. You will not regret it. -Samuel

Located in Hunt Valley, Maryland, Charm City has over 10 years of experience with fleet mantenance. What sets us apart from other service shops? No more bringing your fleet to a service shop and waiting. Our business is one of a kind. We provide on the spot rapairs, parts in stock and the convenience of having your fleet vehicles fixed the same day at your location. Essencially, we bring the shop to you! Charm City Maintenance specializes in preventative maintenance programs on fleets of commercial vehicles. Our fleet maintenance solutions reduce operating and extreme repair costs, as well as minimizing breakdowns by keeping a routine maintenance schedule on your vehicles. Our goal is to reduce downtime on your fleet by working on site at your location, and providing fast and friendly roadside services for any vehicle breakdowns.

This review is specific to the Tune and Lube on Windsor Mill Road. In July 2010, they replaced my lower ball joint, and other related parts, at the cost of $550. January 2011, I noticed a noise coming from the front end, and returned to Tune for a diagnosis. Fortunately, the owner failed to remember me. The diagnosis was a problem with the same ball joint that was replaced in July. Once I reminded the owner of his work only 6 months earlier, and produced a receipt, he appeared stupefied. His proposal: Maybe he could "cut a deal on the part" (the part's cost was $67). Essentially, he proposed that I pay again for the same work performed 6 months earlier. To explain his decision, he cited legalities such as his 90-day warranty. Dismissed was the basic premise of customer service, which would impel a conscientious businessperson to correct work that was obviously faulty in some manner. He actuallly expected me to pay again for the same work he was responsible for completing just 6 months earlier.