Nissan service near Great Neck Plaza, NY

For complete automotive repair in the New York, NY area, trust Boston Muffler & Brake Center for all your vehicle’s needs. We specialize in maintenance and repair service for foreign and domestic cars, trucks, and SUVs. Our auto mechanics share decades of industry experience so you can be sure to receive great automotive service.

Founded in 1979, Arch Auto Parts is the best neighborhood parts store in New York. With 50,000 high quality auto parts and excellent customer service at eight stores in Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island, NY, Arch helps service techs and DIY mechanics find exactly the parts they need. Arch Auto Parts delivers unsurpassed customer service and discount prices on a wide selection of high-quality auto parts from Advics, Airtex, AP Exhaust, Akebono, Auto 7, Bosch, Denso, Exide, Gates, Hitachi, KYB, Mahle, NGK, Raybestos, Standard, Timken, TRW and other trusted brands. Arch Auto Parts also stocks Super Auto parts. Precisely manufactured to meet or exceed OE form, fit and function, Super Auto parts deliver superior performance, reliability and durability at highly competitive prices. Arch Auto Parts stocks more than 50,000 OE and aftermarket auto parts for domestic and foreign vehicles, including brake pads, drums and rotors; wheel hubs and bearings; motor mounts, chassis and control arms; steering and suspension parts; cabin filters, oil filters, fuel and emission filters and manifolds; sensors and switches; timing belts and water pumps; ignition, alternators and distributors; heating and air conditioning; and hard-to-find car parts such as window regulators and wiper motors. Arch Auto Parts is open seven days a week with experienced countermen dedicated to helping New York customers find exactly the parts they need. For more information, visit us at www.ArchAutoParts.com or call 718.657.9600. Major Manufacturer Brands Carried by Arch Advics, Airtex, AP Exhaust, Akebono, Auto 7, Bosch, Denso, Exide, Gates, Hitachi, KYB, Mahle, NGK, Raybestos, Standard, Timken, TRW Major auto part categories sold by Arch Brake pads Brake drums and rotors Wheel hubs and bearings Motor mounts, chassis and control arms Steering and suspension parts Cabin filters, oil filters, fuel and emission filters and manifolds Sensors and switches Timing belts, timing belt kits and water pumps Ignition, alternators and distributors Heating and air conditioning; Hard-to-find car parts such as window regulators and wiper motors Arch Store Locations Arch currently has eight retail locations in Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island

HONEST, HONORABLE SERVICE... one of the oldest tire distributors in the country... Since the early 1900s!!! Very pleasant staff and ownership... Been buying tires from them since 2007!

Great owner and good workers. I go there more than my own dealer. The owner, Bob is a nice guy with fair prices who doesn't need an appointment and can fix most car problems. FYI: Just go there when they open for faster service.

This summer I was looking for a place to do some work on my Land Rover Evoke, The crew at Ideas First Automotive, (IDFR the also call it...)Helped me decide witch part would be suitable to pimp My ride...We did custom Stainless Steele Front and rear bars and a set of running boards, They look beautiful. I want to thank them for taking the time, Extremely courteous, Good service, impeccable installation. The guys at front desk are great.... Thanks Again.

Best Trusted Place to take care of Your car...I've been a customer for 5 years.,GEORGE is a real Technician...that means He knows what is doing...I highly recommend this Repair Facility...!

My experience with Mariela was a nightmare. After what has happened, I cannot in good conscience not say anything. I called the Woodside location and asked about finding the source of a smell in my car. I asked if they had same day availability and they said that they did. It took over two days for them to get to my car, with my calling every day. I was never called back when I was told I would be. On the third day they finally looked at my car and gave me a laundry list of repairs that needed to be done on top of replacing the carpet. The office manager tried every trick in the book, including telling me “you know us girls we don’t always take care of our cars”, to try to get me to get the extra repairs done. She did not ask before if they could do a full diagnostic. If they had I would have said yes. I agreed to have an oil change, paid their diagnostic fee, and agreed to have the carpet replaced. They placed an order on the carpet and I paid up front. We agreed on a time for me to come pick up my car - 5 hours later - but they had not yet completed my oil change. She told me to come back after an hour. When I returned it still was not ready for me. She then took me into the back of the shop to show me holes in the bottom of my car underneath the carpet. Why would they tell me the carpet needed to be replaced and not have looked underneath the carpet? Why was this not included in the previous list of work done? And how can they say that they completed a full diagnostic and then find this additional thing? I asked for an itemized estimate of the rest of repairs they said that I needed. She was very resistant and finally gave me a hand-written list, without itemized prices, just a lump sum at the end. And then it took another half-hour for them to pull the car out and only because I asked her to check. I was supposed to come back 5 days - or 3 business days - later. In the meantime, I took the car to another mechanic for a second opinion. They confirmed a couple of repairs needed but said that the brakes - a very costly repair - did not need any work done. The day before I was supposed to come back, I called to confirm my appointment. The office manager said she did not know the status of the carpet shipment. Again, I was not called back when I was told to expect a call. I was told that the carpet shipment was delayed and it could be up to another 5 days for it to come in. She told me that I should stop calling, that she said that she was going to call me when she had an update, and that I was wasting her time calling to check in. After a long conversation on the phone I went to the office to continue the conversation. After another long conversation she finally said that I should talk to her manager, who was at the Westbury location. She reluctantly gave me his information, saying that I could look it up and then writing down the phone number on a piece of paper. How was I supposed to know not to bring in my car the following day if I had not called to confirm my appointment? Was I supposed to show up only to be turned away? I drove out the following morning to speak to the manager. He was, to his credit, very professional. He offered a refund on the labor, since after all of this I was not going to have the work done at either of their shops. He said he would give me the carpet at cost for me to take to another shop. He their policy of not returning parts, stating that they cannot get it refunded from the distributor. The Auto Custom Carpet website states that they accept returns so long as the customer pays return shipping and a 20% restock fee. In our final conversation of many, he offered me shop credit for the cost of the carpet. After all that has happened, can you blame me for not taking my car back to their shop? I know that they will write their own side of the story in response. I know they have plenty of regular clients. Do them the kindness of listening to us both and making your own decision. But after what happened, I personally cannot recommend them.