Casey Automotive

Name: Casey Automotive
Address: 715 E Rand Rd, Arlington Heights, IL, 60004, US
Telephone: 847-255-1900
Price range: $
Rating: 3.0

715 E Rand Rd
Arlington Heights, IL 60004 847-255-1900

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50 ratings
78% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 13% lower than average
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Consumer Comments for Casey Automotive

Consumer from Arlington Heights, IL
Apr 18, 2020

They offer many specials, but tend to try to up-sell you with more services than you entered wanting to do.

Consumer from Buffalo Grove, IL
Jan 26, 2018

I have been going to Casey Automotive for many years, and I believe they're very honest and their prices are reasonable.

Consumer from Wheeling, IL
Jan 20, 2016

I was told that my windshield wiper fluid container had been cracked in a fender bender I had been in. That may well have been true, but it had been working, until they took a look at it. I feel they made the crack worse, in order to get them to fix it.

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