Murray's Auto Clinic

Name: Murray's Auto Clinic
Address: 999 Philadelphia Ave, Silver Spring, MD, 20910, US
Telephone: 301-585-7557
Price range: $
Rating: 4.5

999 Philadelphia Ave
Silver Spring, MD 20910 301-585-7557

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95% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 10% lower than average
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"Murray's is the best! I've been taking our Hondas and Toyotas there for 30 years. Excellent..."
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Consumer Comments for Murray's Auto Clinic

Consumer from BETHESDA, MD
Oct 30, 2025

Murray's is the best! I've been taking our Hondas and Toyotas there for 30 years. Excellent work and honest.

Consumer from SILVER SPRING, MD
Oct 25, 2025

To my amazement, Murray's Auto Clinic of Silver Spring doesn't do imaginary work, unlike typical dealer repair shops and many other shops. I've been using them since 2016. As one of the managers stated to me, "There's quite enough real work that needs to be done on typical cars to keep a service shop busy, without having to manufacture imaginary work".

Consumer from TAKOMA PARK, MD
Aug 19, 2025

We've trusted Murrays for years - decades even! And now our grown children do the same with their cars. Murrays does excellent work for reasonable prices. They'll find that little loose part that's making the funny noise, without pulling the whole engine and charging you for it! But the best thing is that they'll tell you when you really don't need to have something done, and when you should prepare for a more substantial bill coming up in the next few months. We always recommend them to friends and neighbors!

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