Brittles Family Auto Centre

noel constable 

on Google

a month ago

Troy and Dom are great mechanics. Took my Subaru Forester there for a CV joint replacement they had the job done in an hour and showed me under the car that the control arm bush needed replacing so I got that done too by them. Subaru quoted me $2,000.00 for a complete CV joint replacement and it cost me far less than that with Troy. I've been back since to have my car serviced there and it runs like a dream now only $303.00, much less than the dealers and I had it booked in within 2 days, where the dealer would have been wee... read more

ALAN Humphries 

on Google

6 months ago

Took my van to replace power steering rack very hepfull with advice . They bo oked it in and job done in very quick and efficent time .Friendly service as well .I recomend this bussiness highly. Thanks for your good work. 

Ali M 

on Google

9 months ago

I took my 1999 Toyota HiAce 4WD Super Custom in to have the front CV joint axles done (both inner and outer boots). Most workshops I called had no idea what the vehicle even was — you usually have to tell them it’s similar to a Hilux or Prado to get a proper quote. Prices I got elsewhere ranged from $800–$900 using non-genuine parts. These guys were by far the most reasonable and honest. They did the full job — both inner and outer front boots — for around $500, and the work was done properly. I dropped the van off at 8 a.m.... read more

Hes Kardan 

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9 months ago

I took my 1999 Toyota HiAce 4WD Super Custom in to have the front CV joint axles done (both inner and outer boots). Most workshops I called had no idea what the vehicle even was — you usually have to tell them it’s similar to a Hilux or Prado to get a proper quote. Prices I got elsewhere ranged from $800–$900 using non-genuine parts. These guys were by far the most reasonable and honest. They did the full job — both inner and outer front boots — for around $500, and the work was done properly. I dropped the van off at 8 a.m.... read more