Wheel & Rim Repairs in Peabody, MA
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“I selected this company because mom wife and I were very impressed with the work performed by them on her car. My car was subsequently damaged and the provided a prompt and very reasonable estimate for work not covered by insurance. The work was done faster than promised. Their quality was exceptional.”
Wheel And Rim Repairs
“My car looks better now then when I bought it! It was a big repair, and Dan and his team couldn't have done a better job. And he and his team were super communicative and thoughtful through the whole process. Would 100% recommend!”
Wheel And Rim Repairs
“Three off us ladies were traveling in a rental car from out of state when our car started making a scary noise. We just happened to be in front of Sullivan tire and auto in Peabody so we pulled into the parking lot. The wonderful amazing guy named Drew came out and helped diagnose the problem. We needed a tow but the guys invited us in to call roadside, charge our phones, gave us coffee. I was in a very stressful situation I’d never been in before far from home but Drew made me feel like my dad was there helping us out. You are so lucky to have him. What a nice bunch of guys and a great business. Their sign says something about treating customers like family. It’s very true. Spend your money here!”
Wheel And Rim Repairs
“Rafael; the hero of the day! His guidance was top notch, outside of his incredible understanding and willingness to help, he helped navigate me through the rough waters that's tire protection. Without him I would have had a terrible experience. On top of this, they did an amazing job on both my tires and rims. Couldn't be happier with the experience over all! Customer for life, thanks to their team and Rafael!”
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“Great shop, honest and work done right. Been going to them for years. The time just a flat tire, dismounted the tire and patched on the inside,, which is the correct way to do it.”