Robbins Garage

Not good! Too expensive shoddy and careless work. They worked on my car’s transmission lines. Then I drive down on 3A South and at the Scituate line my entire car caught on fire, as the transmission lines were not properly repaired. I should of sued Robbins Garage for endangering a persons life.

I have an absolute trust in Wayne Robbins for auto repair. He is absolutely honest, does excellent work, and always keeps his word as to how long something will take. He has done work on several cars over the years we have known him, and he OFTEN does little extras (making the sliding doors on the Odyssey work for example) that are unmentioned in the invoice. I always know that I will be treated fairly and well – who can ask for anything more?
One other + that is not often found in automobile repairs is his wonderful, dry sense of humor. Take your car to Wayne and save a LOT of aggravation!

I have been going to Robbins for about 6 years now, and have not once been sorry. The owner is lowkey and thoughful, and will not try to push worthless service on you. Hard to find honest auto repair places, and I wouldn’t think of having my car repaired any other place.

After driving for a day, our car broke down 60 miles from our destination. After having AAA tow the car to Robbin’s Garage, they fixed it in a couple of days. We had a good idea of what was wrong with the car, and the mechanic came to the same conclusions. For the older BMW, they use good quality, imported, aftermarket parts, and they didn’t try and upsell us on any additional services or parts.
The work area interior looks like it has the capacity for six vehicles, and the area is orderly, with parts and tools hanging neatly from the walls and stored in the ceiling. Robbins is just the sort of honest, small-​town service one comes to expect. They’ve been around for a good while, and places like this withstand the test of time by offering good customer service and quality workmanship.