CPR Automotive and Repair

Thank you Alex and your gracious Staff.
MY USED VEHICLE WAS TOWED & SMOKING WHITE SMOKE. BROUGHT IT INTO CPR BRAGAW STREET MET WITH ALEX. HE SAID IT SOUNDS LIKE IT HAS A BAD THERMOSTAT IN THE HOUSING.
HE WAS CORRECT. THE COSTS WAS A LITTLE SPENDY (compared to lower 48's) $578 + TOW BUT THE JOB WAS DONE CORRECTLY AND EXPEDIENT. I WAS HAPPY.
THE NEXT DAY WOULDN'T START HAD IT TOW AGAIN. OF COURSE THIS TIME, DRIVERS ERROR, NOT CPR. ALEX FIXED NO CHARGE. VERY, VERY HAPPY WITH SERVICE, I WILL RECOMMEND. Thank you Alex and your gracious Staff.

This is probably one of the most trustworthy shops in Anchorage.

CPR (Owner... Bill) is just a great place to go. They will not "sugar coat" your problem and you can call them anytime there open to ask a question and they are glad to help you out.

Stay away from this place.

These guys are the stereotypical "take advantage of a Woman, make repairs you don’t need to empty your wallet" type people. While I was deployed to Afghanistan, my wife took my truck to them to get the "Heater Core" replaced. They actually installed a "Block Heater," a price difference of $680. When I called Bill (the owner) he told me "Well you know how women are, they don’t really know what they are talking about sometimes. It may have just been a misunderstanding. My guy may have thought she said Heater Cord." HEATER CORD, REALLY? That isn’t even a real thing. Any good shop should know the difference between a block heater and a heater core, and with the large price difference between the two jobs they should have made sure what was needed.



Bill only wanted to credit $81 to the actual job that we needed done after he just did $195 of work that we did not ask for.



It also cost us $227.33 to replace the battery. That seems a little high to me.



Go to BIG O!