Grosse Pointe Auto Repair

I’ve been calling around for quotes to fix my front wheel bearing on my 2003 Olds Bravada & this place has the highest quote by a mile! $ 165 labor and $ 227 f or the part! My best quote so you can see the difference was $ 84 for the part (Duralast Wheel bearing& hub assembly) & $ 80 labor! What a HUGE difference!

I was visiting family in Grosse Pointe when my car started to make an awful sound. Grosse Pointe Auto was the closest repair shop. I left my car and Nick drove me to where I was staying 4 miles away. By the next morning he has diagnosed the problem and had a price. I called my mechanic in Chicago who felt that the diagnosis was accurate and the price was very reasonable. Nick said the work would be done by early afternoon. He was a few hours late but the fact that they delivered my car to me and he stuck to his price I have to give them 5 stars.

I currently own three used cars and these guys keep all of them running better than when i bought them. The vehicles are repaired on time and sometimes early. They are open ’til 3 pm on Saturdays and they’ll give you a ride home if you live nearby. reasonable hourly rate and they also gave me good recommendation on a body shop for a strut tower repair that they couldn’t take care of. I’ve owned 40 cars, these guys are the best mechanics i’ve found. They fix what needs to be fixed and let you know what can wait. That’s about all one can ask for when your cars have 175K miles.

Dwayne and his crew know cars and are very responsive. I’ve had him work on my 2000 Dodge Dakota and our 1999 Jaguar XK8. Bonus is that he always has some cool, collectible cars in the shop he’s working on.

When it comes to auto repair, I’m generally suspect, so when I went shopping for a garage in this rather high-​end neighborhood outside motor city, I was psyched to have my little, too-​loudly-​purring Honda in solid, trust-​worthy, and remarkably average-​priced hands.
These guys were able to do a pretty basic tuneup, oil change & tire rotation for under a hundred bucks (I came with a belt making bad noises, some battery issues, and general wear and tear from a 7,000 mile roadtrip). They were friendly and professional, fit me in with very short notice, and didn’t try and sell me on any additional (read: «necessary» or «highly recommended» at other, shady repair shops) services. Should I ever find myself back in Detroit, this is definitely where I’d take my four-​wheeled friend.
⁴⁄₅ stars only because the repair work was really basic and, small thing, they weren’t real quick on letting me know when the car was done (I wound up calling them a couple times throughout the day), though I’d imagine if I’d told them I was in a hurry they’d have been more on top of it.