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  • I've been here twice since I moved to Montreal from NYC 9 months ago and I'll say be careful what services you come here for some are ridiculously overpriced even compared to NYC cost of living. Most recently my "check engine soon" light went off and I thought I'd come by to just see what the problem was and if it was serious, to get it fixed. I know the process is a quick one. They plug in the computer, get a code and the code corresponds to a warning. 5 tops probably more like 1 min for a teained mechanic. They told me to just check the code -- not even get any repairs done or anything else -- would cost me $80. I had to ask twice to be sure. If you even have a little tiny bit of tech or car knowledge DO NOT PAY $80 FOR THIS. First of all if you walk literally 1 minute to the other side of the store you can buy the code reader yourself from their own shelves for $60. I just saved you $20 and if it ever comes on again, tada! My free gift to you. If you're a little patient you can buy a basic version of the obd 2 reader (name of the machine) online for about $20. I borrowed one from a coworker and found out the warning I had was from a temperature warning. Basically all I had to do was let it cool down. Which by this time my car had already been doing for a week. I reset the warning light and it hasn't come back on since. Thank goodness I didn't pay for that. I would recommend checking online to gauge the seriousness of you warning and decide of its worth bringing to a mechanic after, but at least either way you didn't spend $80 just to know the warning. BTW this service (get the warning code) is free in the USA from any reputable mechanic and then you can look up the code on your phone. On a separate trip, I came here to get my oil changed and tires rotated. Tire rotation was also quite pricey although not quite as appallingly so. Prob not worth it for the average Canadian though since you have to swap your tires in the winter anyway. The oil change was a decent price. Overall service was good and quick. People were friendly. So, as I said before just be careful of what you come here for.
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