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Founded in 1990, Brakes Plus provides full-service automotive maintenance and repair at nearly 200 locations across six states. From brake repair and oil changes to wheel alignments and routine maintenance, our team is committed to helping customers keep their vehicles safe, reliable and road-ready. Guided by our “people over profit” philosophy, we strive to make every visit fast, friendly and fixed right.
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17249 N Tatum Blvd, 85032, Phoenix, AZ, United States
3.7
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Brakes Plus at Tatum and Bell in north Phoenix is fantastic! They are accurate in diagnosing problems, recommending repairs at reasonable prices, and their service is superior. I highly recommend these auto experts. Larry Gettman.
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