Lake Ridge Auto Care

Name: Lake Ridge Auto Care
Address: 4245 Seeton Sq, Woodbridge, VA, 22192, US
Telephone: 703-680-9800
Price range: $$$
Rating: 2.0

4245 Seeton Sq
Woodbridge, VA 22192 703-680-9800

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35 ratings
63% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 11% higher than average
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Consumer Comments for Lake Ridge Auto Care

Consumer from WOODBRIDGE, VA
Dec 27, 2024

I took a car there years ago for an oil change. When I looked at the oil filler cap at home, I could tell it hadn't been opened because all the original dirt was still on the cap. When I complained, the agreed to change it again for free. They also recommended an expensive transmission flush which wasn't necessary. The prices always seemed high. When I recently took my F-150 for inspection the mechanic accidently hit another customers car while backing out which damaged the fender on my truck and my roof rack. They paid to get the body damage repaired, but never fixed the roof rack.

Consumer from Arlington, VA
May 18, 2024

Best, safest, and most pleasant autobody shop in northern Virginia. Great to support a local business. Used them for 12+ years for collision repair, tires, service for multiple vehicles and even state and safety inspections. You can feel safe as a woman alone at this shop.

Consumer from Woodbridge, VA
May 15, 2024

I was recommended to this location by a family friend who had been going for years and years. They are professional and courteous during every visit and being that they are so close to my home, I love the extra feeling of convenience.

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