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Looking for an honest mechanic near Port Lucaya Marketplace

Oh man, I feel your pain! I moved here last year and went through the same struggle. That grinding noise sounds exactly like what my brakes did—turned out to b ...
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Hey everyone, I just moved to Freeport a few months ago and my car started making this weird grinding noise whenever I brake. I took it to one shop near the airport and they quoted me $400 just for a diagnostic—felt like a tourist trap. I'm near Port Lucaya Marketplace, so something close would be great. Anyone know a cheap but reliable mechanic around here? I don't need fancy, just someone who won't rip me off. Also, if you've had good experiences with a specific shop, let me know what they charged you for similar work. Thanks a ton! 🙏

Deepakmnair
I feel you, man. If you're near Port Lucaya, check out Tony's Auto on East Sunrise. He's helped a few expats I know and won't rip you off. Get a second opinion on that quote—grinding brakes could be just pads, not a $400 job. Ask around at the marina too, locals there know the honest spots.

2026-6-9 13:11:55 Reply 0
janosszebe
Hey, welcome to Freeport! I had a similar issue with my brakes last year. Check out Tony's Auto Repair on East Sunrise Highway—he's honest and fair. He fixed my grinding noise for way less than $400. Tell him the guy with the blue Honda sent you. Hope this helps!

2026-6-9 13:12:48 Reply 0
Yasminechou
Oh man, I feel your pain! I moved here last year and went through the same struggle. That grinding noise sounds exactly like what my brakes did—turned out to be worn pads and rotors. I've had good luck with a guy named Kevin at Port Lucaya Auto Tech, near the marketplace. Fair prices and honest. Might be worth checking out before dropping $400 somewhere else!

2026-6-9 13:13:59 Reply 0

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