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“Saved 1,107.71 on muffler...<br>Went to Midas as I could hear my muffler loud and clear. Was quoted 1,267.71. They showed me everything that needed to be replaced basically the whole system. A mechanic friend referred me to Junior for a second opinion and he said just the pipe was off. He welded it right away. He charged me 160. I left 45 min later with my quiet old muffler which was not even the problem. Just the pipe made the noise. He said everything else was fine. What else can I say.... Curleen the receptionist sooooo sweet. Will be back. 11 Stars forget the 5”
“Excellent service, great customer service and wonderful people”
“I cannot say enough amazing things about the team here. The staff are so helpful, friendly and maintain a high quality of workmanship. I brought my 2009 Nissan Rogue in for an AC repair and a routine oil change. While working on the car, the mechanic noticed an unrelated, critical safety issue that was completely missed. Instead of just ignoring it the owner called me immediately to explain the risk, and managed to source the parts to fix it the exact same day. I am incredibly grateful for their thoroughness and dedication to my safety. I am so blown away by their honesty, speed, and genuine care for my safety. The owner went completely above and beyond for me. Finding a mechanic this trustworthy is rare and I wish I found Afghan Auto Services sooner. 10/10 recommend!”
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Toronto's combination of aggressive stop-and-go commuting on the DVP and 401, steep downtown grades, and heavy road salt that corrodes caliper slide pins and causes them to seize creates brake wear rates that are consistently higher than the national average for comparable vehicle ages and mileage.
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