Lank's Automotive Inc

  • 4.9 of 5 stars
4 reviews

249 Fishkill Ave, Beacon, NY 12508, us

(845) 831-0434

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Hours
 
Specialties
Specializes in Air Conditioning work
Specializes in Brakes and Mufflers
Specializes in Radiator work
Loaners
No
Notes
 
They are always honest
5.0/5
They are competent
4.7/5
Their repair price is reasonable
4.7/5
They complete the work in a timely manner
5.0/5
They respond well when they screw something up
5.0/5
They take the time to explain the problems and necessary repairs
5.0/5
They treat male and female customers in the same manner
5.0/5
They are always honest
5.0/5
I would use this mechanic again
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I would recommend this mechanic to others
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They fix the problem the first time
5.0/5
The shop is located in a safe neighborhood
4.7/5
The hours of operation are convenient for customers
5.0/5
They are near public transportation (or provide loaners, shuttle bus, rides as needed)
4.0/5
May 31, 1998
NO MATTER WHATYOU BRING IN TO GET FIXED LANK WILL FIX IT FOR YOU . AND IF IT'S SOMETHING HE DOSEN'T DO HE ALLWAYS KNOWS THE RIGHT PLACE TO SEND YOU.HES A SHORT GRUMPY GUY WHO WILL ALWAYS MAKE YOU LAUGH. HE HAS HIS SON WORKING WITH HIM, HES ONE OF THE BEST MECHANIC IN THE AERA .WHEN YOU GO TO LANK'S WITH YOUR CAR YOU GET THAT PICE OF MIND THAT EVERYTHING IS BEENING TAKEN CARE OF. IT IS ONE OF THE BEST SHOPS IN TOWN.
May 10, 2012
Jun 26, 2003
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LANK'S AUTOMOTIVES IS LOCATED AT 394 FISHKILL AVENUE, BEACON, NY 12508 845-831-0434
Jul 22, 2003
Well, when I had them replace the gas tank and sending unit on my '91 Mazda pickup I picked up the truck after the repair and since the gas tank was near empty the first stop on the way home was the gas station to fill it up. After a week of driving the truck every day the gauge was still on full. I stopped back to the to tell them that the truck has always been good on gas, but not that good. Turns out the brand new sending unit shorted out when the tank was filled. They made good on the problem, and no extra labor charge.

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