AutoBroz Tires & Auto Repair ππ οΈππ§ππ is a local automotive repair facility located at 1000 Weston Rd, York, ON M6N 3S1 in Toronto, Ontario. The shop provides tires & wheels for drivers in the Toronto area. Based on customer feedback, AutoBroz Tires & Auto Repair ππ οΈππ§ππ holds a 4.2 out of 5.0 rating across 522 reviews. Drivers can contact the garage directly at +1 647-836-0737 to inquire about diagnostic availability, parts, and repair estimates.
came for safety, tire change, oil change and new brakes. they got every service you can think of. recommend this spot for all your car needs.
First time coming to AutoBroz and wonβt be my last the took care of the nail in my tire with no problems.
1 star is generous for these thieves. I brought my car here for a tire change and once it was completed, I told them to put the tires back in the trunk. It was so busy and the mechanic was rushing me out for another car to come in before they close, so I didnβt check my trunk until I got home (I live nearby) and realized my tires werenβt there. The shop was now closed and I returned the next day to pick up my tires. They offered to put them back in the tire storage bags I had and into the trunk. Next season comes and the new mechanic I go to says the βnewβ tires I had shouldnβt be put on because these are not drivable or safe to use (no thread on the tires and very worn out, yet very polished and new looking). How can you take advantage of a woman coming into your shop, just because they donβt know much about cars, and steal 4 new tires (I barely drove 150km with them)?
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I purchased a 2016 Range Rover Supercharged Ltd. on June 25, 2026, and it was sold to me as certified.<br><br>Shortly after taking possession, the check engine light came on, a safety fault appeared, two bent rims were discovered, and significant issues were identified with the exhaust system; high heat silicone and banjo clamps.<br><br>I had the vehicle independently inspected and was advised that it would not pass an Ontario safety inspection.<br><br>The matter was subsequently investigated by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO), which determined that this was a βhotβ safety β meaning the vehicle had been issued a safety certificate despite deficiencies that should have prevented it from passing.<br><br>Despite these findings, when I raised the issues with the dealership and the shop that certified the vehicle, I was told the repairs would not be completed because they would βcost too much.β<br><br>A vehicle sold as certified should actually meet Ontario's safety requirements. Based on my experience, I strongly recommend having any vehicle from this shop independently inspected before purchasing.<br><br>I cannot recommend this shop or Sam.
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