Automobill’s

was told it would be two days max to look at my vehicle, it took 4 days. when they finally figured out what was wrong i decided not to get my vehicle fixed there (very rude workers and owner). Just not a good experience at all.

Driving across the country, we rationalized that a new vibration was because we’d just rotated the tires before we left. Halfway there, the car made an awful noise when we pulled over for gas. A gas station attendant told us where she brought her car. so
mid-​afternoon on Friday, Feb. 19^th, our car limped to Automobill’s. Both front
axle/​CV joint combinations were literally falling apart. We explained that we had to
be in NY by Sunday night, in time for my mother’s surgery. Could they help us NOW? They DID, and we are so grateful that they were informative, efficient, friendly, and effective. When done, they even charged us $ 100 less than they’d quoted since the work went faster than predicted in the handbooks saying how long such a job should take.
Thanks to them, the car made it across country (in time for the surgery) and back. They could have taken advantage of us, but instead we found a place that made time to accommodate our emergency and got us on the road again as expeditiously as they could, completing a very effective job at a reasonable price. We are so grateful to
have found this place, especially at a time of such stress for us. (A friend shared this with me when I talked about driving cross country — it’s always good to have reliable resources).