C & C Automotive / Stem, North Carolina

Rating: ★★★

29 years in Business

Auto Repair & Service, Automotive Tune Up Service, Automobile Inspection Stations & Services

Address: 129 Wolfpack Ln, Stem

Postal code: 27704

Phone: (919) 220-5633

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Your Cherryville NAPA carries a wide range of parts for cars and trucks, tools and equipment, as well as hard to find items for heavy duty, marine, farming and agriculture. Stop in today.

Categories:

Automotive Tune Up Service, Automobile Inspection Stations & Services, Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Diagnostic Service, Auto Transmission

Payment:

cash

Neighborhoods:

Northeast Durham

Open hours:

Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pmSat - Sun Closed

Languages:

English

Reviews:

transmission

can not rebuild a transmission and charged top dollar for it to last three months and did not want to do nothing to make it right DO NOT go here

jonathanmoss111 / 8/19/2012

ABSOLUTELY FIRST RATE!!!

Can`t say enough good about ""Crazy"" Charlie at C&C. We had to have some serious work done (in the thousands $$) and did some shopping around. We had it down to C&C and another shop. I have no doubt that the other shop would have done just as good of a job. The difference? Charlie is a ""half full"" guy, the other mechanic was a ""half empty"" guy. He just inspired confidence and helped us to not totally freak out b... view moreecause our car had just blown up. He was totally upfront and honest, told me everything that was going on, was price competitive, and went the extra mile (literally) on customer service. He actually brought our vehicle to us at 7:30 a.m. because he knew that we needed it ASAP. He is a perfectionist and won`t consider a job done until everything is just right. He is also a Christian (if that matters to you) and will treat you like a long lost friend. There are lots of good garages with good, honest mechanics, but Charlie just adds that extra level of service that made me feel like I had gotten more than I paid for.

haydentown / 2/17/2009