Auto repair service near Robinson, PA

I had been told to seek out Jimmy Celani and His Brother Joe at J and J Used Car Center for a quality detail. Of Course, nearly everyone who refers you to anyone says that "their guy is the best" and all to often they aren't. I was hoping for a good job on my Dodge Ram Crew Cab, because it was in need of an extreme detail. I was considering trading it in so I wanted to get it looking good. Instead what was given to me when I came to pick it up, could not have been my truck! Really, it looked as if it was nearly new. The job they did was so good that it actually appears as though it was cared for by an obsessive owner instead of me and the car wash. I mean every piece of metal shines! Under the hood, in the door jams and hinges, the tail gate, the rear panel, under the fender wells of the rear wheels. The interior carpets are clean and spot free, the seats are soft and shiny without the use of armor all and the dash is new again. I never write reviews, even on bad service but these guys really truly deserve a huge thank you and a two thumbs up! I am not joking, the truck has returned to life inside and out and I have decided that I am NOT trading it because I didn't know that there is this much life left in it. Thank you Jimmy and Joe! You saved me money.

Started repairs without authorization. Lied about repairs performed.Did not do repairs properly, refused to honor warranty. Worst garage ever.

We offer a fully equipped service department that can handle all your vehicle repair and maintenance needs! Whether you purchased here or elsewhere, we can repair your car and we accept nearly ALL AFTERMARKET WARRANTIES.

It was worth it.

Terrible all around - horrible customer service and have a knack for finding phantom problems. Would give a 0 star rating if available

full service auto and truck repair, specialize in Saab and foreign cars, full collision repair, auto, light and heavy truck, grit and media blast service.

I wish I could give this dealer No Stars on this survey I am a shopper and got the worst deal at Kenny Ross Ford from there "sales manager" of the five dealerships I went to. I believe the "sales manager made a example to his sales staff how to handle a informed shopper to make you feel you no nothing about what your car is worth. Shopping at Kenny Ross Ford was a total waste of 2 hours of my time. I bought a new ford at another dealer in Westmoreland County for $2000.00 less at another dealer. They are still living in the past when car dealers screwed there customers on price. Go to another dealer in the area that are honest. I cannot believe how badly I was treated. You will save money and not be lied to. Hope this review saves you the waste of your time.

I got my front breaks changed here. When I got my car back the steering wheel started shaking. It got to the point where I found the vehicle unsafe to drive. I did some research online and found that can be caused by loose lug nuts. Sure enough, I checked the lug nuts on the driver's side tire. Three out of the five I took off with my hand. They were never torqued. The tire could've come off on the freeway and then I might not be here to leave this review. I called meineke up and told them what I found. The man on the phone was totally unhelpful. First, he tried to assure me that they took my car for a test drive. Then he kept asking me what I wanted him to do about it. He didn't offer any sort of refund, or offer to speak to the mechanic about the oversight. He did offer to tighten my lug nuts if I drove my vehicle down to them (not safe). The conversation ended with him saying "What do you want me to do about it?" and I told him that I was going to leave a negative review online because people should know about this. It was then that he hung up on me. My voice wasn't raised. I was direct but still respectful. I've never been hung up on by a professional. I contacted corporate. They got in touch with the owner who offered to torque my lug nuts and teach me how to use some lug nut torque tool. I torqued the lug nuts correctly, it was their mechanic that forgot to torque them.