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Michael's Auto Repair
425-869-2419
17443 NE 70th Street
Redmond, WA 98052 47.667369 -122.10723
http://michaels.mechanicnet.com/
425-869-2419
17443 NE 70th Street
Redmond, WA 98052 47.667369 -122.10723
http://michaels.mechanicnet.com/
4.95/5.00 average rating
498 reviews
498 reviews
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| Dear Michael and your staff: Thank you all so much for all of your excellent service! In addition to the oil change and courtesy checking, your technician sprayed penetrating lubricant into the locks of my car to successfully fix the stiff problems with no additional charge on 1/10. Thanks much again and have a great 2017/Roster Lunar Year to all of you! - Y. Su |
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| Michael and his team are the best in the business. I'll drive 100 miles and take a ferry to take my vehicles to Michael's when they need service or repair. Thanks Michael and Wilma! |
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| Super fast, explained everything, very straightforward. This is the mechanic I trust. |
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| Excellent service, fair in fee and really friendly. I feel confident with Michael team |
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| I was impressed by the personal care taken to understand what I wanted to have done with my car. It was a Honda Accord with 115K miles, and a pesky engine light was on. They presented options, and were up-front about costs. They said I could replace one sensor, and maybe that would solve it, but there were two that may be causing the issue. I said, "Should I have the timing belt replaced? It has never been done." They said, Well, if you do, it would be wise to replace the water pump while that area is apart, to save on labor." I agreed with that logic. When they learned the make and model, they said,. "You have a chain, not a belt, so you're good there" With the water pump, I decided to wait until it actually fails, and they nodded that if I kept an eye on it, I could probably catch it before it caused any damage. They were straight with me, helpful, not pushy at all, and I trust them. The owner has a long history, and I found out he and I both knew and liked one of the old auto mechanics in the area. I plan to use them again, and to recommend them to my friends. My friends need to know where they can go and not get jacked around. labor isn't cheap, and I knew that going in, but the work I got was of the best quality, and you do get what you pay for, at least I sure feel I did. I also had them do a valve adjust, while it was in. I trusted them enough just from my initial conversation that I wanted that done as well. And he let it be my call, completely. I can tell that the upper end of the car is quieter now, so I guess it was time! The invoice was well itemized, no hidden anything, no "padding." |
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| Took care of my car issues with friendliness, efficiency, and knowledge. |
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| Always excellent work. You can count on Michaels for quality, honest work. |
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| Been going to Michael's for years. They are great with customer service and getting me to work and picking me back up when the vehicle is complete. |
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| I only bring my car to Michael's Auto Repair, and always will -- they have earned the trust of my entire family. |
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| I brought my car in for a 15k maintenance and Michael and his team were as professional and welcoming as always. Thanks again for all the great work you do and for being so accessible. jose |
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| Quality work at a fair price. Very nice, very professional service. |
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| Mike has been servicing our family's cars for over 30 years. We're comfortable taking our car to him as he has always been honest and takes great care. We've never had an issue with the work he has done. |
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| Michael and his techs fixed a very frustrating and difficult to find issue with my supercharger intake system, and restored my car to better than ever performance. Most shops are parts-swappers, these folks are diagnosticians, people who know how to troubleshoot a car with no ODB port to guide them because they know the fundamentals of how the systems actually work. |
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