Tom's Car & Truck Repair

Kellie Bolden

★★★★★

4 years ago

Excellent service and information

Ashley Bennett

★☆☆☆☆

2 years ago

Overcharging people for the most menial tasks.

James Webb

★★★★★

Edited 3 years ago

Great -- truck all fixed

Nat Salinas

★★★★★

3 years ago

Very knowledgeable & honest guys here.💯❤

Plant Science Labs

★★★★★

7 years ago

Tom's the man, great guy, great work, 0 complaints!

michael grandy

★★★★★

2 years ago

Love this place. Honest, Great service.

Lauren Askerberg

★★★★★

2 years ago

These guys are the best! So kind and very reasonable!!!

thomas guerra

★★★★★

6 years ago

Just great place to have car repaired. Don't get screwed over.

Tucker Geary

★★★★★

a year ago

Great place always looking out to save u money never trying to sell u unnecessary things

Kim Schepperly

★★★★★

6 years ago

Tom and his son are top notch. We take both are vehicles to him. He has never steered us wrong Lol! He's fair and honest and genuinely tries to keep the prices down. His work is quality and he's a really nice guy too!

Ryan Steeler

★☆☆☆☆

2 years ago

My experience with this garbage car repair cesspool was a waking nightmare, an outright scam. I was swindled out of a ludicrous $2000 for a fabricated checkup, imaginary battery, and bogus storage fees. The so-called "mechanic" attempted a lowlife car theft right before my eyes, exposing their abysmal lack of professionalism. These awful racists managed to obliterate my power windows in the process and then had the audacity to thrust their absurd bill upon me. This third world establishment located in Buffalo oozes deception and incompetence. They even said that a black man can never be a lawyer. Run, don't walk, away from this wretched hive of villainy, unless you enjoy flushing your sanity and money down the drain.

Matthew

★☆☆☆☆

2 years ago

Terrible experience at this God forsaken place. Tried to call the cops on me when I complained because they destroyed my windows as they would not go up after requesting a simple checkup. Main old mechanic tried to take my car and exit his lot without my permission to try to get me off his property while his pathetic son who can’t open his own shop tried to provoke me into hitting. Then called the cops to say I assaulted him as I took him out of my car. Classic racist white trash activity. Luckily got a more successful mechanic to fix my windows but I would steer absolutely clear from this jungle place.

Markus Peters

★☆☆☆☆

2 years ago

My experience with this wretched car repair dungeon was nothing short of a nightmare. I paid over $1300 in a fake checkup, battery and storage fees. The so-called "mechanic" attempted a shady car heist right before my eyes, revealing their complete disregard for any semblance of professionalism. As if that weren't enough, these racist clowns managed to destroy my power windows during their half-hearted repair attempt and had the audacity to stick me with the bill. This place reeks of deceit and ineptitude; their lack of integrity and basic communication skills are as glaring as a neon sign. Steer clear, and save your sanity and money from this terrible, third world shop.

Michael

★☆☆☆☆

2 years ago

A friend told me of a bad experience he had with them so I would like to share mine. My experience with this scam mechanic was a total disaster. They quoted me a price that seemed reasonable initially, but once they had my car in their clutches, the costs started skyrocketing for supposed "repairs" that I later found out were completely unnecessary. They didn't even fix the initial issue properly, and my car broke down again shortly after leaving their shop. To top it off, their communication was terrible, and they tried to pressure me into authorizing additional work. The mechanic even tried to drive my car out of his lot so that he could leave before the police arrive and called me a monkey when I left. It's clear they were more interested in emptying my wallet than providing honest and competent service. Avoid this mechanic like the plague.

Barbara Atewe

★☆☆☆☆

2 years ago

The fact that these scam artists have all 5 stars is laughable because they’re a whole bunch of frauds. They never honor their work hours. How’re you stating publicly on your google profile that you close at 3pm but when I arrive at 1pm, everything is locked up and you’re not there?? Make it make sense. A coolant hose replacement was supposed to be done to have my car running fine but it won’t even start properly. Nothing was done and I’m out of $1300. When the car was dropped off, the windows were working fine but when my older brother went to pick up the car, he noticed the windows were down for no reason and when he tried to get them up, nothing happened. He went inside and spoke to Tom about it and Tom flat out lied and said “the windows were open when you brought the car” to which my brother showed him the video of the car arriving with the windows fully up. When my brother tried walking out, Tom stood in front of the exit and wouldn’t move, holding my brother hostage. When the promise to call the police was made, Tom then ran outside to the car, was about to get inside and drive it off, attempting car theft. The car was at this waste of a “mechanic” for over 3 weeks and nothing was done. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!! All they do is steal your money and charge you exuberant storage fees without fixing your car.

Arbitrary Renaissance

★★★★★

Edited a year ago

This place got review-bombed by the looks of it, which is sad to see. I go to Tom's pretty much whenever I have car troubles. They're very knowledgeable and are always happy to share that knowledge with me. Seriously, if you let him, Tom will talk your ear off about what could be going on under the hood of your car: he's extremely passionate about what he does. Tom is also very down-to-earth and practical, and I usually get the impression that he wants to figure out how to get his customers to spend as little money as possible. I'd definitely recommend him.

bruceinillinois

★★★★★

Edited 8 months ago

I was fresh in town and figured I needed to get the O2 sensor figured out so the check engine light would turn off--I knew the problem but it wasn't an issue until moving to New York, where stupid inspections are required and you can't pass with a CEL on. Instead of fixing the O2 sensor, they showed me a real issue. I had a broken tie rod. A lot of shops won't let you inside the garage "for your own protection and insurance requirements," but these guys insisted, inviting me under the truck to point out the broken part. No chance they'd broken it themselves to make a buck--the vehicle never left my sight. It was fixed within two hours at a reasonable price. Rather than jack the bill, they reset the CEL and told me to come back if it came back on again. I've lived in a lot of towns and have never paid more than $4,500 for a vehicle, so a good garage is crucial. Finding an honest mechanic has proven nigh impossible in some places. Being new to Buffalo, without anyone to recommend someone good, I was a prime candidate for getting ripped off. I got lucky in finding this place. UPDATE: Sad to report, the shop didn't install front shocks properly. As a result, I had to replace anchors for the shocks. The fellow who set it right said that the shocks had been installed backwards, and he had a beast of a time getting them out so they could be installed properly. It became obvious something was wrong about 3,000 miles after the work was done--an ominous thunking in the front end when the steering wheel was turned. More than 2,000 miles after the second fellow installed the anchors--he said that improper installation had destroyed the anchors--not a whisper of a problem. Put this in the Things That Make You Go Yikes Department.