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Charlie's A-1 Auto Body

691 N Cherry St #1109, Germantown, OH 45327, USA

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Detailed Information

Place Types Car repair
Address 691 N Cherry St #1109, Germantown, OH 45327, USA
Coordinate 39.6347967,-84.3693242
Website https://www.facebook.com/charliesa1autobody/
Rating 4.7
Compound Code JJMJ+W7 Germantown, OH, USA

Openning hours

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

Cristine Corrado (03/23/2021)

Best service and work at a more than fair price! Will never use anyone else!

Jared Knotts (05/18/2020)

Great service and prices. I feel like they were honest with the pricing and what services needed done. I went in with questions and services to the car that I wanted them to look at. I had several things done and it was done pretty quickly. I'll definitely go back.

Hall Stevenson (07/06/2020)

Have used them a few times, both auto repair and auto body work. On the repairs, they fixed what was wrong and nothing more. No upselling or finding other issues. One job was a timing belt replacement (including water pump) where they got a defective water pump from the supplier. They properly diagnosed what was wrong, meaning they had to do the job twice (anyone that knows TB replacement knows what I mean) and their price was still lower than they originally quoted. The auto body work was top-notch. No one would ever see the repair work and the paint-matching was dead-on, in my opinion.

oldmaninohio (11/22/2019)

I don't actually dislike this repair shop they eventually fixed the issues. The problem I have is they use the shotgun approach to fix your car, meaning they replace an item and if it doesn't fix the issue then you gotta pay for each item they replace until they fix it so you wind up paying for item after item and that gets costly.nI took my car in once cause the air con stopped working, I noticed the air conditioning coil fuse was blown, I replaced it and it immediately blew again. A quick Google search indicated this is a common issue with the coil having gone bad, replace coil. I advised them of this and was ignored and again they used the Shotgun approach, 4 times they claimed they fixed it and finally on the 5th trip back they replaced the whole air con unit including the air con coil. Also a simple Google search shows the coil is easily replaced without replacing the whole compressor. So basically I got ripped off, 5 trips to the shop, over $400 spent for a $29 coil.nSo...they will eventually will fix your car but by using the Shotgun approach it will cost you a lot more. The problem they have is a lack of knowledge of how to use Google. I'm saying this because Google has thousands or millions of mechanics posting there knowledge and it was quite easy in this case to find the fix, like they say buyer beware.