Brothers Motors - 09730 Ciudad de México

I had my module repaired. Excellent service. I recommend first-class attention. I received it in excellent condition. I live in Veracruz.

They repaired my tcm module, I sent it from Acapulco, I receive it in a fast time and without problems, they are very reliable guys, I have been with the module for 2 weeks and it was well repaired thanks

Excellent telephone service, presents solutions for my case, automatic transmission module.

Apart from the terrible quality of the automotive service, they steal parts from the cars.

Excellent treatment and good service, very punctual too, which is appreciated

A very prestigious workshop and they also give you solutions to your vehicle problems, they are specialists in Mazda and they give very good service

I took my mazda to this workshop since it has good suggestions, on December 15 I go to your workshop, they make a check list for the delivery, they do not take photos of how you deliver the car, I took my car because I had the AT on and sometimes it did not reverse, now it took 2 days just to check the module, later they told us that the module could not be fixed and that they also had to check the automatic gearbox since it seemed to be damaged, according to them, they asked us for authorization to open the box, it is authorized and as it takes 2 days to go down and open the box, which they never opened and for this they charged 3000, in the end they changed the module since it does not reverse and kicks when you put it in D, another fact is that they do not leave it inside their workshop, they leave it outside in the street, nothing safe, when we checked the car there were cans of beer and it did not have the half tank of gasoline that was left, it had traveled the mileage, so I do not recommend it , and finally the car stayed This is on January 5 and the price they gave is very high.

I took my Mazda for transmission failures, they offered to lower the box for inspection and when they gave me a quote they told me it was $36,000, which seemed very exaggerated to me. I took my mazda with my uncle who is a mechanic(does not specialize in transmission) and when I lifted the car there was not a single screw with evidence that the box had been lowered, they charged me $3000 for a revision that they never did and when scanning The serial number of the transmission module did not match the original car, after about two months the alternator failed and when I checked it, it is a repaired alternator. It should be noted that my Mazda 2010 has only been in the family and had everything original, in CONCLUSION they steal parts from you and do not do their job