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Butts Auto Service

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541 Main St, Kentville, Nova Scotia, B4N 1L4, Canada
(902) 678-4778
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Oct 8, 2018
They say first impressions are always the best and we have nothing but positive things to say about our dealing so far with this garage looking forward to establishing a level of trust with our vehicles in the near future as some people say 'the two people you trust with your life the most are your doctor and your car mechanic'

Apr 19, 2017
I use to get my vehicles serviced at the dealer, which would take 3-weeks to get an appointment. Debbie has never not found room for me within 3-days of calling. Awesome!

Jul 15, 2016
I have been to this shop multiple times over the past 4 years and these guys are top notch. If you ever need a vehicle repair this is the place to go. The live and breathe customer service, and they are very knowledgeable. Even the simple things they will check and will ensure your vehicle is safe to drive.

May 10, 2016
THANK YOU! On Sunday, May 8th I was enroute from Halifax to Yarmouth County to see my family when my tire blew. I called a couple places around Kentville/New Minas. I stopped at a couple places, they were too busy to help. I drove by your shop and noticed a lady outside so stopped in. Your shop was closed and it was just by luck you were there. It was obvious you were enroute to celebrate Mothers Day but you took the time to help me with my tire. I can't thank you enough for what you did. I made it home to see my family which was long overdue and this is because you took time to help me. I am so grateful for your kindness and caring. Thank you!

Nov 12, 2016
They're a NAPA AutoPro shop so expect prices to be higher. Caught one of their mechanics saying condescending remarks about a relative, advised them to never take their business there again.

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