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For professional Car Repair care in San Antonio, TX, San Antonio, look no further than Homer’s Auto Center (Max Tire and Muffler #1). Their team excels at delivering top-tier results for Auto repair shop and related Car Repair needs. Their customer-centric approach has earned them a 4.5/5 rating based on 182 pieces of feedback. They have become an integral part of the San Antonio, TX community, known for their dedication to excellence in the local Car Repair sector. For those looking for the best Car Repair experience in San Antonio, Homer’s Auto Center (Max Tire and Muffler #1) is ready to assist with your next project or repair.
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Richard Garza
★★★★★ Had a great experience here ,these guys know what to do and take pride in their work. Took my truck 2006 Silverado had exhaust leaks from when I brought it popcorn welds. Homer and his crew cleaned it up really nice. Also had 2 broken bolt on the headers and they extracted them. So if you need a custom exhaust or need some bolts extracted I highly recommend these guys. Homer recommended me to put clamps on the exhaust in case they needed to work on transmission because if not they would have to cut it off to work on it, guess what 2 weeks later I changed the transmission gasket and fluid and it worked out perfect. Thank you Homer and God bless brother
Derrick D. Ayala (Daerik Daev)
★★★★★ Homer has amazing prices and does thorough inspections on your vehicle to ensure the correct work is being performed on your vehicle. He is very affordable and offers warranty on parts and labor.
JC Jimenez
★☆☆☆☆ Took my Mazda in last month to replace the CV axle and their tech cut the ABS sensor line. They didn't even tell me and I discovered it a month later when the ABS light and 3 other lights lit up the dash like a Christmas tree. Turns out they used electrical tape to splice it back together but it didn’t hold. This sensor isn’t meant to be spliced…Dohhhh! I repaired it temporarily using liquid electrical goo and replaced the sensor today. Good thing the dealer had the new sensor in stock…$55. CV axle work was bad too and the axle play destroyed the mounting bracket so have to get that replaced as well. Never going back there again, should’ve known better. Buyer beware!
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