Value Services / Lincolnwood, Illinois

Rating: ★★★★★

29 years in Business

Auto Repair & Service

Address: 6040 N Broadway St, Lincolnwood

Postal code: 60660

Phone: (773) 764-0550

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We are a full service repair facility specializing in failed emissions. Our services include - emissions repairs, tune ups, brakes, steering, suspension, heating and air conditioning, cooling systems, engines, transmissions, starting & charging systems, all types of diagnostic trouble shooting - including emissions, no starts, electrical, power windows and more. We highly recommend complete vehicle maintenance to make your vehicle last. We perform these maintenance services - oil & filter, transmission fluid/filter, cooling system flush, power steering flush, engine oil flush, brake fluid flush, fuel injection cleaning service, and differential/transfer case services (if applicable). With performing these maintenance services at the recommended service intervals, there`s no reason your vehicle shouldn`t be able to go 300,000 miles or more! Call or stop by today! Visit our website!

Categories:

Auto Repair & Service

Neighborhoods:

Edgewater, Far North Side

Open hours:

No info

Extra phones:

(773) 764-0538

Reviews:

Decent work, affordable prices, honest assessments

I`ve spent $1000`s here and most of it was worth it, because I saved alot of money as well. Instead of replacing both of my malfunctioning door locks, they managed to clean and repair the driver-side lock, only replacing the passenger side lock, and for much less than I expected (the dealership wanted to replace them for x2 the cost, without even physically checking out the locks themselves). This is only 1 example... view more of the honest, hard-working approach that this shop employs. I trust them to make honest assessments of the car trouble, while offering cheaper yet effective solutions than I would find elsewhere. Another for instance: I had damage to my right front panel over my right front tire, and they offered to either 1) replace the part ($400), or 2) mechanically pull out the dent and paint it ($300). Instead of just telling me that option 1) was the only choice, I was able to pick option 2), which when I asked for the difference between the 2 options, they said "nothing, they will look the same". This blew me away, because other shops prefer to "replace" instead of "repair" (which probably takes longer and costs less). I went with option 2), and the panel looks as good as new.

freydakin / 5/19/2009