Manukau Brake & Clutch Specialists

Took my car in to replace front brake pads. I came back to find they had replaced the entire wheel discs on both sides without consulting me and claimed it was a safety issue. I told them Any work done on my car needs to be cleared with me!!! That's not much to ask. Call me if you're gonna do more work on my car. No one likes surprises! Dean reluctantly apologised. I bought the car back twice because the wheels were flapping every time I applied the brake. They eventually fixed that but all of a sudden said my front suspension apparently now needed major work and to book my car in with them. I got a second opinion and was told by a real mechanic (my current mechanic) that my suspension was fine after he tightened a few suspiciously loosened nuts. I would score no stars but I have to give at least 1 star to post this. These guys are dodgy!I see Dean has answered to my experience. It's sad to see Dean would lie about fixing my problem for free. I agree with some of the other reviews that Dean took offence when we bought our cars back. We are not trying to insult you Dean. We just want our cars fixed.My daughter, unbeknown to me, and against my recommendations, took her car to Manukau Brake & Clutch to replace her brakes. When I found out, I called through to Dean to cancel the job but was told the mechanic had already started. I was mortified. I told Dean to call if anything changes. No Surprises! I was dreading that phone call to say they found something else wrong. Long story short, my daughter calls me later on to calm my frayed nerves. Dad

Just one word - PROFESSIONALS!! Dean sounds like a robot though, creeps me out a little, but he is an alright dude, very clear in giving information about services and succint, and got the job done on time and perfectly. Cheers guys, highly reccommend for any kind of clutch jobs.

Lovely people. Great communication, fast service, very friendly. A++

Asked a question to Dean about what the springs are suppose to be like in a clutch plate. Got told he doesn't give advise to people trying to do things themselves. An advise would be to get to know who you are talking to Dean. Ever thought I might be calling from a workshop?