Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Bensalem, Pennsylvania

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Tom Christine Auto Truck Repair

1412 Wells Dr
Bensalem, PA 19020
(215) 639-6380

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Ed's Auto And Truck Service Inc

1425 Adams Rd
Bensalem, PA 19020
(215) 639-6600

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Alexanders Automotive Limited

1425 Adams Rd
Bensalem, PA 19020
(215) 245-5056

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Midas - Bensalem #4

2251 Street Rd
Bensalem, PA 19020
(215) 244-1112

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Greenwood's Auto Repair

514 Bristol Pike
Croydon, PA 19021
(215) 785-6179

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Mc Keowns Automotive Service

2525 Street Rd
Bensalem, PA 19020
(215) 639-4887

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Pennsylvania Hybrid Rebate: by rtchoke1 on Wed Oct 24 07:25:52 PDT 2007; Pennsylvania is offering a $500 rebate when purchasing a new hybrid. The claim must be filed within six months of purchase. My dealer, Faulkner Toyota in Bensalem, claimed not to know about it! Go to http://www.depweb.state.pa.us/enintech/cwp/view.asp?a=1412&q=502176 for details.

MP3 AUX jack: by vdob on Fri Jul 13 13:05:25 PDT 2007; Is the aux jack a dealer installed option? I saw this picture of it installed, but I can't seem to find anymore info on it.

Re: PEP BOYS ALERT!!! [burdawg]: by missphilly30 on Sat Feb 03 04:51:53 PST 2007; I called the Pep Boys corporate office and spoke to a woman named Virginia about my complaint. She seemed sympathetic when she took down my contact information and told me that someone would be contacting me about my problem. This was four days ago and still no call. My next step is to mail copies of the Pep Boys bill, the bill from my second-opinion, and my complaint letter. I am also going to contact my attorney on Monday just to see if I can fight this without more cost to me. On a side note, I took my car back to the independent garage where I got the second opinion because I needed to have state inspection and emissions and my check engine light has been on. Interestingly enough, they informed me that I had two error codes associated with the cooling system - possibly from my Pep Boys incident. I will also include this information in my complaint letter to Pep Boys. But the best part about all of this? The independent garage (Alexander's in Bensalem) checked my cooling system AGAIN and found no serious damage. They were able to reset everything and my car passed emissions with no problems and with NO extra costs for me!

PEP BOYS ALERT!!!: by missphilly30 on Fri Jan 26 10:16:26 PST 2007; I just wanted to let you all know about an enormous problem I had recently when dealing with Pep Boys. Hopefully this will prevent others from getting ripped off. I have a 1998 Subaru Forester with 154,000 miles on her. Aside from regular oil changes and fluid checks, I have never done much maintenance on the vehicle (not even a tune-up). **Please don't yell! Money is tight and a single girl can't trust a mechanic. Read on for proof!** So I'm overdue for an oil change when I get a coupon in the mail from Pep Boys. So I make an appointment for their 'Winter Maintenance Package' which consists of an oil change, tire rotation, new wiper blades, and a radiator drain-flush-fill for $65. I drop off my car in the morning and I call after work to see if it is ready. The KID on the phone says, "Yes, but we have a problem. Your car didn't pass the pressure test and we found a cracked head gasket. If you want us to fix it, it will be about $800-$1000." HUH?! My car did not have a problem with overheating or with holding coolant. I immediately picked up my car and drove it home, which is less than a mile away. The next morning I drive my car to work - less than three miles - and my thermostat gauge is all the way up to the red. I have no heat and my car is steaming under the hood. I managed to get to work and when I opened my radiator I find that it is bone dry. I fill the radiator with antifreeze and let the car run for 15 minutes to watch what happens. No leaks - not so much as a drip! - and my thermostat is working just fine. After seeing this, I decide it might be a good idea to get a second opinion so I stopped at a Mom & Pop garage around the corner. They charged me $40 to tell me that the head gasket was fine and they couldn't see a problem. No wonder my car didn't pass the pressure test! Those morons didn't fill the radiator with coolant after flushing it! I called Pep Boys and told the manager what happened. He insisted that the coolant was put in and stood behind their original diagnosis that I had a cracked head gasket. They refused to refund my money. I will NEVER go to Pep Boys again, not even to buy an air freshener. BTW, this was in Bensalem,PA - just outside of Philadelphia.

Re: I am anti-capatalism as we have it now....... [lemko]: by kdhspyder on Fri Dec 22 16:00:14 PST 2006; I went to school/lived/worked in NYC for 30 yrs ( the rough years ) and loved every minute of it. Living there got better every year. I used to do a lot of business in Philly and went there once a week or more through all the 80's and 90's from Bensalem to south Philly to York and back. I'm familiar with the area from living in Jersey. It's tough but every big city is.

Volvo: by stickguy on Mon Aug 14 13:08:10 PDT 2006; Hey, If I wasn't too lazy to drive over to Bensalem, it cold be my sons first car! They really need a picture with this ad. The last iteration said needs a rad support, now it needs headlight clips. If I had to guess, it sounds like it was smacked in the front end and needs some parts, which could be major. Other than that, a little rust around the wheel wells was I think a standard factory option, and new tires alone are worth the price!

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