Conlon's Automotive

Name: Conlon's Automotive
Address: 12041 Nebel St, Rockville, MD, 20852, US
Telephone: 301-816-0355
Price range: $
Rating: 4.5

12041 Nebel St
Rockville, MD 20852 301-816-0355

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183 ratings
93% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 20% lower than average
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Consumer Comments for Conlon's Automotive

Consumer from POTOMAC, MD
Oct 08, 2024

The long time owner retired and the shop is under new ownership. the new people seem pleasant but pricing is different

Consumer from ROCKVILLE, MD
Sep 18, 2024

Great experience when they did repair work on the exhaust system of my 20+ year old Toyota--on time and according to the estimate. Dimitri helped me to understand how much 'life' might be left in my car, using plain, simple English without a bunch of jargon--so I could decide whether this repair was worth the cost.

Consumer from CHEVY CHASE, MD
Aug 01, 2024

Under new ownership as of 2024, Young owner is very enthusiastic and wants to please. Brought our car to 2 repair shops to identify source of metallic noise underneath car. 1st shop said we needed to replace both front strut assemblies and sway bar links. $1500 parts and labor. I then showed car to Conlon's. They said 1 sway bar link was all twisted. They said you could replace on but in the recommended is to replace it in pair. We ok'd doing both front sway bar links. Scheduled the appointment a few days hence. Work done within 3 hours. No more noise, brakes are fine. Total cost $313.60. And provide lift on request to/from nearby North Bethesda Metro.

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