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Ames Auto Repair

Ames Auto Repair

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15618 111 Ave NW #A, Edmonton, Alberta, T5M 2R7, Canada
(780) 483-2285 www.amesauto.ca
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Apr 25, 2018
I brought my KTM 950 Adventure to Bob to help with bad carb settings. Serious power loss and bad backfiring made it impossible to ride. It was a tedious task for the shop to play around with various jetting options but they stuck with it. The bike runs like new now, pulls strong at all throttle settings, the backfire is gone and it's back to being the bike I love. Highly recommend Bob and his team!

May 3, 2018
Honest garage run by down to earth guys! Thank you Bob and Huey for all the work you've done over the years

Jun 2, 2018
These guys are AWESOME . Took my crown Victoria in suspecting fuel pump problems . The fuel pump would have been a very expensive fix with them having to drain and remove the fuel tank . After checking the fuel system and determining the fuel pump was good as new , they put an industrial grade dewatering agent in the tank , let it sit for a while , took it for a test drive..good as new . All this for $110.00 ! Myself and the family have never taken our vehicles anywhere else , even if they could not get to it right away .

Jul 15, 2017
Only had really good experiences! They are sincere and helpful, and always give me the best advice!

Feb 22, 2017
Had an out of province inspection and a sensor repaired. Great service, honest and fair.

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