Rivera Welding and Muffler located at 5211 Manor Road in Austin, TX services vehicles for Mufflers Repair. Call (512) 386-6211 to book an appointment or to hear more about the services of Rivera Welding and Muffler.

Rivera Welding and Muffler Reviews

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December 30, 2016 | Terra | Visited, over a year
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Horrible service. Took them a Catalytic Converter to weld on my truck, left the shop and drove 600 miles to have the truck die at every stop. Took it to another muffler shop to find out the BRAND NEW Cat that I gave them WASNT welded on, an older one was. Obviously I had to change it, when I got bank to Austin took the truck back only to be disrespected by Riveras daughter and employee. They are frauds and thiefs. STAY AWAY!
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Horrible service. Took them a Catalytic Converter to weld on my truck, left the shop and drove 600 miles to have the truck die at every stop. Took it to another muffler shop to find out the BRAND NEW Cat that I gave them WASNT welded on, an older one was. Obviously I had to change it, when I got bank to Austin took the truck back only to be disrespected by Riveras daughter and employee. They are frauds and thiefs. STAY AWAY!
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April 08, 2015 | Arturo | Visited, over a year
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I took my 2007 Chevrolet Malibu to Rivera car shop to repair the oil tray gasket since my car was dripping  about a quart of oil every two weeks and there was nothing else wrong with the engine. The mechanic told me that it will cost about $360 and I accepted the charges. When I came back the next day, my car was in pieces all over the garage and the owner of the shop, whose name is Rivera, told me that the problem was even worse and that several seals and parts were needed and that the total cost was now $400. By the time I received my car back the total bill was $700.

Two days later my car die don a corner and did not turned on anymore. I called a tow truck and took it back to Rivera car shop because it was obvious that it was related to the repairs done by Rivera car shop. The tow truck cost me $85. When I got there the mechanic, jokingly, told me I had bad luck. After inspecting the car he told me that the car needed a couple of things more; a gas pump and an oil pressure sensor. It cost me another $580 by the time the mechanic finish with the repairs. However, the car still had 2 lights on the dashboard; a check engine and a traction control. When I asked the mechanic what did those lights meant he told me: Possibly the oil pump.

I made a decision to take the car to the Chevrolet dealer for a detail inspection. I rented another tow truck for $120. After a week, the dealer called me and told me that the car had many wrong things with it. Among them several cables were cut and sensors and screws were force into place running the threads. But, mainly the electric system was ruined. They told me that it was not an easy fix. The cost of inspection was $350.

I want to sue Rivera car shop and his owner Rivera for negligence, because of sabotaging my car and fraud.
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I took my 2007 Chevrolet Malibu to Rivera car shop to repair the oil tray gasket since my car was dripping about a quart of oil every two weeks and there was nothing else wrong with the engine. The mechanic told me that it will cost about $360 and I accepted the charges. When I came back the next day, my car was in pieces all over the garage and the owner of the shop, whose name is Rivera, told me that the problem was even worse and that several seals and parts were needed and that the total cost was now $400. By the time I received my car back the total bill was $700. Two days later my car die don a corner and did not turned on anymore. I called a tow truck and took it back to Rivera car shop because it was obvious that it was related to the repairs done by Rivera car shop. The tow truck cost me $85. When I got there the mechanic, jokingly, told me I had bad luck. After inspecting the car he told me that the car needed a couple of things more; a gas pump and an oil pressure sensor. It cost me another $580 by the time the mechanic finish with the repairs. However, the car still had 2 lights on the dashboard; a check engine and a traction control. When I asked the mechanic what did those lights meant he told me: Possibly the oil pump. I made a decision to take the car to the Chevrolet dealer for a detail inspection. I rented another tow truck for $120. After a week, the dealer called me and told me that the car had many wrong things with it. Among them several cables were cut and sensors and screws were force into place running the threads. But, mainly the electric system was ruined. They told me that it was not an easy fix. The cost of inspection was $350. I want to sue Rivera car shop and his owner Rivera for negligence, because of sabotaging my car and fraud.