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AAA names 'Top Shops' in Western New York

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Thu, May 9th 2019 12:25 pm

By AAA of Western and Central New York

Finding a trusted mechanic can be difficult at times, which is why AAA rigorously reviews facilities to find the best. AAA Western and Central New York recently recognized Approved Auto Repair facilities in its annual "Top Shop" award program.

AAA reviewed service evaluations received from customers who had work completed at one of its AAR facilities in Western and Central New York from January through December 2018. The facilities are awarded based on customer satisfaction. Facilities that achieve this award from AAA WCNY must have maintained a “totally satisfied” survey score of 95% or better over the 2018 year.

In the Western New York region, those AAR facilities are:

  • Bellreng’s Towing and Automotive – Tonawanda
  • Bison Automotive – Buffalo
  • Brownie’s Auto Care – North Tonawanda
  • Coppins Service Center – Lewiston
  • Don’s Auto – Lackawanna
  • Galaxy Auto Place – West Seneca & Cheektowaga
  • Grand Island Auto Tech – Grand Island
  • Schultz Auto and Truck Repair – Hamburg
  • Scott’s of West Seneca – West Seneca
  • Service Tech – Eden
  • Walczak Auto Service – Depew
  • Weibert’s Auto Place – Youngstown
  • Wholesale Transmission – Lancaster

AAA recognized each facility with a plaque, distinguishing them as a "Top Shop."

There are more than 100 AAR facilities in Western and Central New York. AAA has the largest independently inspected and approved networks of repair facilities in North America. An AAR facility must guarantee its repair work for 24 months or 24,000 miles.

To find a trusted AAR facility, visit AAA.com/Repair.

As upstate New York’s largest member services organization, AAA Western and Central New York provides more than 880,000 members with travel, insurance, financial and automotive-related services. Since its founding in 1902, AAA has been a leading advocate for the safety and security of all travelers. Visit AAA at www.AAA.com.

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