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Austin Auto Interiors
- Auto Body Shop
- 401 Texas Ave a, Round Rock, TX 78664, USA Round Rock, TX 78664
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Nov 23, 2016
Anna H.:
Anyone have any recommendations for a local or within 20 miles auto body shop. I need some scratches buffed out. Preferably someone that...
David H.:
Austin auto interiors in round rock I'll make sure your treated fair 512-246-2886 The Oil Well Automotive
- Auto Body Shop, Auto Repair/mechanic...
- 1802 S Mays St Round Rock, TX 78664
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Nov 14, 2014
Tess K.:
Looking for an honest and competent auto body repair place in Georgetown for my elderly mother...any suggestions are appreciated.
Angela F.:
The Oil Well in Round Rock. My husband and I have been going to them for 17 years. They are honest and friendly guys. Oil Well...
Referral from May 22, 2015
iggzy asked:
Looking for a North Austin Auto-Body Shop Hey guys, you've always been really helpful when I needed to find some of the important stuff. This time last year I...
fairlydecent replied:
Bumpers RX did me right. Good price and good work.
Anonymous replied:
Definitely get two or three quotes, if the quote ain't free then you should flee! Most dealerships have a go to shop for their bodywork, if you search for past posts like yours you can find out which dealers use which shops. You can also contact your insurance company and ask for a list of shops they would have sent you to IF you had coverage. Insurance companies have no time for bullshit and don't tend to do business with bad shops who do bad work. Yelp and the BBB are good places to look. Get 3 or 4 quotes and choose the one in the middle or lower middle after researching the shop online for complaints. Good luck!
humanmagic8ball replied:
Quality Auto Body@Lamar and 183 Really fantastic guys - I've had two cars repaired through them and have been really happy each time. Probably not the cheapest, but they're honest, do great work, and will probably work with you a bit on trying to keep the cost down (sourcing parts, mainly) if there's any possibility at all.
Anonymous replied:
A shop will always inflate the estimate if you're paying out of pocket, because they know they can't call you and raise the price if they find additional damage not in the original estimate. Don't count on a lower final price if they don't do all the repairers on the estimate, though, as these guys are only in it for the profits. I did damage appraisal at a North Austin body shop, and the only advice I have is to go with a dealership or corporate shop in case you get screwed. You can be a squeaky enough wheel with those guys (yelp, etc), but if Jose at Jose's Shop says no, there's no ladder to climb.
princessfacetious replied:
http://www.heritagebodyandframe.com/
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realname13 replied:
1000 bucks is a good price for body work.
OriginalATX replied:
I've been hearing some Buzz about D town body shop. Maybe check them about
Referral from May 7, 2014
Amanda P. asked:
Facebook friends, I need a recommendation in the Round Rock/austin area auto body repair. Thanks!
Randy W. replied:
Bruce Kaposta & Bruce Kaposta II@CRC!
Brandi L. replied:
Scott Preece at autocrafters in Round Rock. He is a perfectionist and won't complete a project unless it's done correctly. AND he handles all of the insurance.
Coty S. replied:
Nyle Maxwell auto collision, ou big it to y shop I could probably get you a really good deal
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