Openbay

5 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from March 29, 2021
  

  _iforgetwhat8wasfor asked:

  Anybody know a good mechanic for a timing and driving belt change? I am looking to have my belts changed on my 2011 Kia Soul. Before I decide to just take it to a Kia dealership, does anyone have any recommendations for a mechanic?

  

  CalculatedPerversion replied:

  Worthington Automotive did similar work for me for a few $hundred cheaper than the dealer, and included all the "wearable" guides, tensioners, seals, etc... vs. the dealership not including them. I suggest checking with OpenBay.com to compare anybody in town who quotes there (and get a good ballpark cost).

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• Referral from June 14, 2016
  

  Jen L. asked:

  Good local mechanic recommendations? (I have a Camry if that matters!)

  

  Kevin O. replied:

  Try Openbay.com - it's a pretty slick app!

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• Referral from August 4, 2015
  

  Pady S. asked:

  An oil/filter change for a car costs 20-40$ in the US and costs 70$ ( 4000Rs ) in India !!! Cost of oil is 20$ it seems ( in the US it is 5$ max )....big opportunity for low end car service player enterpreneurs...if you have a service shop and a mobile app to notify for services and coupons, I feel there will be takers in the middle class car buyers in the country. I dont know anything about this industry, TOL...buy oil in bulk, get a couple of freelancer mechanics ( hire permanently later ) and one could make decent profit...

  

  Vignesh A. replied:

  DIY customer market is very small and not scalable but as the Connected Car tech is shaping up now, it will pave the way for Openbay.com kinda Marketplaces in India

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• Referral from December 18, 2014
  

  Amanda M. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good, trustworthy mechanic in the area?

  

  Jennifer I. replied:

  Check out Openbay.com. It's an online marketplace that connects vehicle owners with service repair professionals. If you put into the application what is wrong with your car the local service stations bid on your business and you can book your appointment online.

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• Referral from December 15, 2014
  

  Patricia B. asked:

  I'm looking for a good local mechanic for a Honda--any suggestions? (We also have an aging Ford, so bonus points for anyone who could work on both!)

  

  Jennifer I. replied:

  Check out openbay.com (there is also an app). You submit your car repair needs and get bids from local repair providers.

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• Referral from August 8, 2014
  

  BriOsh2 asked:

  anyone know a good car repair shop in champaign? the ole camry won't start

  

  Openbay replied:

  we do. https://www.openbay.com/ - Openbay will help you find a trustworthy mechanic and get your car repaired at a fair price. try it

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