85 Sea Cliff Ave, Glen Cove NY 11542
“Ive been coming to Nicks auto for all my cars, from Honda s2000, to Nissan GTR and porsche 911. First day I stopped by on a Saturday and they helped me unbolted a bolt and didn’t charge me anything. Since then I knew this shop is good people. They do electrical, mechanic, and a bit of cosmetics. They’re honest and fair.”
297 Glen Street, Glen Cove NY 11542
“HIGHLY RECOMMEND C & J Services Station in Glen Cove on Glen St. My vehicle was overheating and shutoff right in front of them at the signal lane yesterday. They came right away to my rescue to move my car out of incoming traffic. They were all very sweet, honest and genuine guys. Which honestly now a days you don’t find that much. P.S. - I was just commenting these days I need to find a new mechanic. Which I truly did. They will definitely be a keeper and I highly recommend them.. Thank You so much, Susana”
85 Sea Cliff Ave, Glen Cove NY 11542
“Nick's Auto Service has been the go-to shop for my family since the 1970s. It's hard to find an auto shop that values honesty and their customers, and Nick's is the rare diamond in a sea of coal.”
86 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Cove NY 11542
“Everybody here is very very nice, their gas prices are reasonably okay, and I just wish that speedway and 7-Eleven would just merge already so I don't have to keep track of the different loyalty programs. I love me my big gulps, just want to get every 7th one free. Repeat, really nice folks.”
43 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Cove NY 11542
“Ultra-modern, fast pumps with TELEVISION!!!! Speed-pass capable! Accepts all credit and debit. Very large fill up spot with propane, vacuums and big store inside with all things snacks and drinks and smokes and beers and coffee and lottery and such. Also has assorted hardware, vehicle related and such... Easy in, easy out, right across from fire house. Nearby to Citibank. NO SERVICE BAYS. Can get very busy at times and especially on big lottery jackpots. Friendly, knowledgable help. Typical prices for gas. I only buy my gas here.”
1 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Cove NY 11542
“Took a star away because not in the ideal location for glen covers. Other than that air machine works, gas price average, gas store market was decent and had a variety of drinks, snacks, cars supplies and more....”
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