R & R Auto Repair / Stoughton, Massachusetts

Rating: ★

4 years in Business

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Consultants

Address: 310 Columbia Rd, Stoughton

Postal code: 2121

Phone: (617) 606-4033

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Categories:

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Consultants

Neighborhoods:

Bowdoin North / Mount Bowdoin

Open hours:

No info

Extra phones:

(617) 427-5696

Reviews:

worse brake job... ever

i have a 2002 ford E350 van... a very common vehicle. i brought them my van and asked them to install new brake calipers, rotors, and pads on the front end. they had all new components in their hands. when i got it back, it was making a noise... i figured maybe it needed a day or 2 to ""set in""... it just got worse. i brought it back the next week and told them it was making noise. they looked at it and ""fixed"" i... view moret. then it started making noise again (very next day)... i let a week go by. i think to myself ""maybe its not them... maybe its the next component up the line that is doing/causing this."" so i go get new bearings to install. when i took off the wheel, i found out how they ""fixed"" the problem... and why there was a problem in the first place. they had put in the clips backwards and the anti-rattling clip was scraping the inside of the rim... and they ""fixed"" it by cutting the clip off... butchered might be a better word. but since the clips were backwards, the problem was still there. when i did the other side, i found the same scenario with the addition of a completely torn dust boot. they just shoved the rail/rod/whatever-you-call-it thru so it ripped thru the side of the boot instead of the hole it was designed to go thru. whats that; you dont believe me.... heres some pics of their handy work: https://www.facebookdotcom/media/set/?set=a.2785371600310.2149073.1438879043&type=1&l=cfaca34e00 *this site doesnt allow dot com... so replace ""dot"" with a ""."" to view link.

lawrence lavigne / 12/10/2011