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Mahler Engine Service LLC

Mahler Engine Service LLC

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99 Clifton Ave #Unit 16, Collingdale, Pennsylvania, 19023, United States
(610) 522-9344
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Dec 24, 2017
Awesome spot to get any kind or engine rebuild work done on your projects. The owner is really knowledgeable on how to service and build performance engines..ranging from Supra engine builds to doing aluminum welds for customers..I’ve been using this company to polish my cranks and service blocks for years. Very pleased with the service and would recommend them to anyone in need of building there next monster build..

Sep 16, 2017
Have had 4 engines built by this establishment and no problems. No hassle. Honest owner. Spent time to go over builds. They have been in business almost 20 years and I have to say- I hope they are around 20+ more. I don't live close these days but the commute is totally worth it.

Sep 15, 2017
Excellent workmanship. Extremely Professional. The shop has built Three engines with no problems. For those people reading the business Is for proformace engine rebuilds. Also high performance fabrication. Highly recommended.

Sep 15, 2017
Awesome place! I'm not from the area and a friend recommended this place.! The staff was amazing!! They were really nice and explained everything. I also have a young son who took interest in some of the tools and the staff helped to keep him entertained! I would definitely recommend them!!

Sep 22, 2017
Awesome experience. I'm seeing terrible reviews that all seem to be from the same person. I just want to add it's so rude to have a grudge against someone, and to post negative things on their online reviews. My experience was really great. The guys were very friendly, polite and accommodating . 5 stars !

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Opening Hours

Mon:8:30 am - 6 pm
Tue:8:30 am - 6 pm
Wed:8:30 am - 6 pm Open Today
Thu:8:30 am - 6 pm
Fri:8:30 am - 6 pm
Sat:9 am - 1 pm