Bat Auto Service

Please do not trust these people. I will first tell you about my own experience with that automotive. I use to be the owner of a 2003 honda accord coupe. I took the car in to have the brakes inspected because I had met Eric at Walmart and told me he worked at bat Automotive. To make a long story short when he was bring my car off of the lift, he did not bring it down all the way. When he reversed and was back in my car off of the lift it pulled my front bumper almost completely off. There was no offer of fixing it.
My father has had two major repairs done with bat Automotive even though I tried my hardest to persuade him not to take his truck there. He’s had a heat coil replaced and ball bearing joints replaced. And they have both failed and he said to have them replaced again. He could not return to honor any kind of warranty, because this place has gone in and out of business several times. As everyone may know car repairs are not cheap. so I assume that you can also imagine don’t hurt it brought when he had to pay twice as much for the same problems. If you have money to throw away and one to have to pay for the same repair less than a year after getting it fixed go to bat automotive. But if you want a job done right, and want to save your money, please just go somewhere else. Anywhere else. Do not go to bat automotive.

This was my first time to use Bat’s Auto Service. I thought I had brake problems, so I had them look at the brakes. They performed a free inspection, gave me a ride home and then picked me up when the car was ready. They said the brakes looked fine and invited me to come back again when I could take a test drive with a mechanic and point out the noise I complained about. There was no charge at all — absolutely free. I went there because a friend of mine recommended them highly. I’ve used their sister shop — Bat’s Body Werx several times. At Bat’s Body Werx, Mike Pinto, who they call Boston, is great. They are beyond fair in what they charge, and do great work. So I’m glad I had a good experience with Bat’s Auto Service, too. Wayne was the guy I dealt with at Bat’s Auto Service, and he was incredibly helpful.

My adoration for the Bat is decreasing. On a recent repair that required removing my dashboard, my ash tray and glove box were broken. They told me about the glove box and said they’d ordered the part necessary to repair it. It’s been weeks and the part is still not in. I do not feel they have made a good effort to fix what they screwed up. Anyone know a good mechanic?