Brake repair service near Hookstown, PA

Andy's is an asset to me and my (family) fleet of vehicles. They do exactly what you want, without trying to see how much more parts or services they can talk you into. I don't worry when I take my cars to them, and I have never been disappointed.

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.

Last minute accommodation --they were willing to stay late to do an oil change on our truck as a favor to us even though they had no open appointments left. We were so grateful because we needed it done before a weekend trip. Exceptional customer service and quality work has always been our experience with them. Thank you so much!

I bought a vehicle a couple of months ago from Garzony's and was pleased initially. Recently the brake on the car were making a lot of noise so I took it a friend of the families. He informed me that the brakes and rotors were completely shot and would no way pass an inspection. He also told me there is no way that this could have taken place in the matter of a couple months that I possessed the vehicle. I am appalled that a business would put a customer at risk and compromise ethical standards.