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Croft Street Garage MOT Test and Service Centre Bury. A.P Scanlon, Family Business, Trading Since 1980. Bury MOT Test Ctr Servicing & Repairs
Croft Street 15, BL9 7BG, Bury, United Kingdom
3.2
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My daughter took her car here for an MOT. It failed on what was claimed as an excessive oil leak, a loose battery and the mirror blocked. The battery was fastened down with the manufacturers metal clamp and the mirror has a air freshener hanging behind it. She took it to another garage and it passed no problem. The oil leak was described as minor and nothing to worry about. Beware.
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