Hage-Kobany Transmission & Auto Service

Name: Hage-Kobany Transmission & Auto Service
Address: 701 39th Ave NE, Columbia Heights, MN, 55421, US
Telephone: 763-788-7656
Price range: $
Rating: 1.5

701 39th Ave NE
Columbia Heights, MN 55421 763-788-7656

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Consumer Comments for Hage-Kobany Transmission & Auto Service

Consumer from Minneapolis, MN
Dec 12, 2014

They are always thorough in explaining what needs to be done.

Consumer from MINNEAPOLIS, MN
Aug 12, 2013

Had brakes checked called and told me that I needed front brakes only, when i picked up the car the next day I had rotors replaced also, I have had a strange noise coming from the front right brake when stopping but brought it back and they can not find anything wrong, noise is still there and the mechanic heard it also but now say it is safe to drive the noise and problem they can't find. It was not there when I brought the car in to have the brakes checked. I am very disappointed in their response to my problem. i will not use them again.

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