Wildwood Manor Exxon

Name: Wildwood Manor Exxon
Address: 10335 Old Georgetown Rd, Bethesda, MD, 20814, US
Telephone: 301-530-6667
Rating: 4.0

10335 Old Georgetown Rd
Bethesda, MD 20814 301-530-6667

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Consumer Comments for Wildwood Manor Exxon

Consumer from BETHESDA, MD
Mar 02, 2025

When the repair shop that i had been going to closed a couple years ago I went to Wildwood Manor Exxon based upon Checkbook ratings. i have been very satisfied with the service and information they have provided and the repairs.

Consumer from Bethesda, MD
Oct 31, 2023

My Sienna wouldn't start. Not knowing anything I thought it may be battery, starter or alternator. Brought it here, they found it was only the battery and replaced it and voila, good to go. 100 bucks for battery, 100 bucks for check-up and installation all within several hours..

Consumer from Rockville, MD
Sep 13, 2023

Great for routine maintenance intervals. Work usually done same day and done correctly. Prices are adequate--not cheap, but also not feel like I'm being fleeced. I've used a handful of times and so far, I have not been encouraged to add services I didn't ask for, were not in the manufacturer's maintenance schedule, or that I didn't need--which is a good thing. Check-in/check-out processing is straightforward. I would recommend.

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