Nicks`s Repair / Lexington, Massachusetts

Rating: ★★★★★

18 years in Business

Auto Repair & Service

Address: 135 W Central St, Lexington

Postal code: 1760

Phone: (508) 653-5717

Service is our best part.

It is the Mission of Advance Auto Parts to provide personal vehicle owners and enthusiasts with the vehicle related products and knowledge that fulfill their wants and needs at the right price. Our friendly, knowledgeable and professional staff will help inspire, educate and problem-solve for our customers. This will assist them in obtaining the appropriate accessories, diagnosing their vehicle operational problems and accomplishing their repair projects. And as a result, customers will love to shop at Advance Auto Parts Stores.

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Auto Repair & Service

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Reviews:

Dependable, competent, and fair

I`ve known NIck for many years, as we grew up in the same neighborhood just a few miles west of Boston. My wife literally grew up with him. I migrated about 15-miles further West to the town of Natick just 10 years ago this summer. The need for a mechanic in town is how my wife and I found out Nick had also moved to Natick. For several years I didn`t drive a car. Period. And my wife began bringin... view moreg her Land Rover to the husband of a co-worker for service and repairs. I resumed driving about a year ago. For the last year, I`ve used the mechanic who installed the ignition interlock in my car: The interlock is a story in itself. But... About four weeks ago, my automatic transmission began leaking fluid. To cut the story short, I got jerked around by the interlock guy and a tranny specialist. Days became weeks, while driving my car became a protracted period of misery miles: The transmission slipping up and down the gear-set, burning gas like a Boeing 767. Then I came to! I thought, "Whoa, I can call Nick Brown." I took the car to Nick`s in the morning, and picked it up after work. He said, "As soon as I put the car on the lift, I saw the problem." I had gouged two small holes in the transaxle drain pan when I hit a curb weeks earlier. In short, had my interlock mechanic accepted the job or if my wife`s `New mechanic` worked on it, they`d have had to hire a welder. If I had let a transmission shop do the repair, I`d have needed a co-signer to finance the cost. But Nick does his own welding. In summary: Nick`s Repair is a full service auto and motorcycle repair shop. The charge for my repair was well under $200, which is much, much more than a fair charge. I can say, in all sincerity, that I plan to take my car(s) to Nick`s Repair from now on. -Steve B. Natick, MA conation88@hotmail.com MongoosePublications@Gmail.com

conation88 / 5/7/2008