Bethesda Auto Repair - Woodmont Exxon

Name: Bethesda Auto Repair - Woodmont Exxon
Address: 8240 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, MD, 20814, US
Telephone: 301-654-7472
Price range: $
Rating: 3.5

8240 Wisconsin Ave
Bethesda, MD 20814 301-654-7472

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16 ratings
81% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 15% lower than average
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"Beware. Because of Covid, we were looking for someplace nearby to get an oil change so we could walk..."
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Consumer Comments for Bethesda Auto Repair - Woodmont Exxon

Consumer from Bethesda, MD
Oct 17, 2020

Beware. Because of Covid, we were looking for someplace nearby to get an oil change so we could walk home. We took my wife's car here based on great reviews. The ownership had changed. The oil change was probably fine, but they told us that we needed new brake pads and rotors. (Also, the prices that were quoted were very high.) We waited and took the car to a shop in DC that we trust and were told that we still had 6,000 miles on the brakes and that the rotors were fine. Never again.

Consumer from CHEVY CHASE, MD
Feb 19, 2018

Excellent in being able to diagnose problems properly

Consumer from CHEVY CHASE, MD
Nov 21, 2017

I switched from the Lexus dealer to this place, and am happy I did. They are on top of everything, including things I wasn't aware of. Their recommendations are spot-on, and they doh't recommend an expensive complex repair when a simple one might do. Repairs are done promptly. Prices are half or less of what the dealer would charge. What's not to like?

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