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just got my car back and I can honestly sat 5 stars is not enough .
Repair was done quickly and the end result was amazing car was cleaned and returned back to me gleaming
top company can't recommend these enough
many thanks one very happy customer
Popped into Southside ARC this afternoon and a very nice lady Erica listened to some problems I had after a repair there in November last year. She came out to look then spoke to a colleague and 10 mins later a very nice chap took of the front wheel lining and realigned my bumper and trim as plastic clip had snapped. Wonderful service with a smile would throughly recommend
Southside Auto Repair went above and beyond when they gave me a 60 point photo and video inspection. The guys were able to fix my car in a timely manner and with great attitudes! I will be coming back!
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