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“Very nice, honest and professional. Quick to give a quote and repair was done right away. The fact that pictures were provided was a bonus so you could actually see the area in need of repair.”
“Had my car brakes squeaking. Saw a bit more wear on the back rotors than the front, but saw there was still a bit of meat left on the pads, so I brought my car in for Matt to look at it.
He said no issues with the back rotors, one of the front anti rattle clips got bent and was rubbing and making the sound. Could have been from a rock or when I changed the winter tires. He said since there was no issue, they had just done the front brakes last year, there was no charge.
No inspection fee, just a quick fix by them and I have peace of mind. I didn't expect this level of honesty from a car repair shop.
I'll keep going back. Thought the least I could do was share the experience. Chestnut Avenue Auto FTW. No regrets.”
“Most amazing staff....best prices...experts at their job....i always come here and the staff never disappoints... oil, tire, any repairs, deep cleaning... they do it all”
“I was here for break work for my VW Jetta. And Chacha did a great job far more better than other mechanics. Job was super clean and under the budget. I really appreciate the work.”
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Hamilton's combination of the escarpment grades that define the city's geography — the Mountain accesses are a constant brake stress test — and the heavy road salt exposure of a southern Ontario winter that corrodes caliper hardware aggressively creates a brake service environment that is unique compared to cities built on flat terrain.
Installing new ceramic or semi-metallic brake pads
Machining or replacing warped brake discs
Bleeding the old fluid and refilling the hydraulic system
Replacing leaking or seized brake calipers
Scanning and repairing Anti-lock Brake System sensors