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“My 2012 Nissan Murano was intermittently showing symptoms of a failing alternator. I took it to a couple of reputable mechanics who suggested to come back once the alternator had totally failed. Then Google AI suggested I should reach out to DG Auto. Acilio and his team were professional and patient with all my questions. Acilio knew exactly which OEM alternator went into my Murano. I got an appointment for 2 days later. The work was done on time. A remanufactured OEM alternator was installed and symptoms are gone. The pricing was very fair. Long story short, Acilio is the real deal and I would highly recommend him for any charging issues with your vehicle. If any issues come up with this alternator, I'll update the review.”
“Moh and the crew there were great. Speedy, professional and friendly. Provided me multiple options and good recommendations.”
“JR takes very good care of all 4 of my cars”
“Overall, 10/10 experience! We found Galaxy Mechanics through an AI recommendation when we were looking for a trusted mechanic, and we are really glad we went with them. Nuno was super nice, professional and most importantly, honest. Our car needed a new battery and he also fixed a cable for us at no extra cost, which we really appreciated. He explained everything clearly and made the whole process easy. We’ll definitely be coming back here for any future car services!”
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Toronto's streets are infamous for their potholes — a direct consequence of the freeze-thaw cycle that fractures asphalt through winter and spring — and the Don Valley and DVP approaches are notorious for road surface damage that is hard on ball joints, struts, and control arm bushings year after year.
Installing new dampers for a smooth, controlled ride
Adjusting camber, caster, and toe to factory specs
Replacing worn upper and lower ball joints
Swapping worn control arms and bushings
Restoring precise steering response
Fluid flushes, pump replacement, and rack repair