BEWARE I am the type of person that does not trust mechanics, however, after taking my car to this "shop" I can confirm I will never trust a mechanic again. Maas claims to work on imports, yet they cannot do a simple brake job on a BMW. I took my car here a year ago to have the brakes changed since I am always limited on time. I knew there was a problem as soon as I picked up the car and the brake sensor light was still on. The brakes were changed with very poor quality pads and the brake sensors EVERY bmw is equipped with were not replaced. When I had time this weekend to remove a wheel and inspect the brakes. (I know a year is a little long before checking) I noticed that the electrical unit for the brake sensor has been removed. I will be following up with the dealer I purchased the vehicle from to ensure the unit was there before I begin actions with the BBB and others. I have a feeling this isn't so much a European repair shop as it is a European "Chop Shop" BEWARE
Our sprinter's serpentine belt shredded while traveling on I-94. AAA sent tow truck from EuroWorx, they quickly fixed it for a fair price and we are back on the road. I recommend them.
Our insurance roadside assistance selected Maas EuroWorX to service our flat tire due to puncture. The driver was on time, the app from insurance said 314pm, and the service truck rolled up at exactly that. The driver was professional and speedy with the fix, and gave a recommendation for a tire shop to get a permanent fix. Great service! He's following us back into town right now to make sure we get there safe, and without any other issues. Thank you!
I called AAA and they sent out these dudes who tried to rip me off. I called at 1PM to get my car jumped, he tells me that something else is wrong with my car and he needs to tow it in. Or it is possible that the battery is frozen. He then states he would have to leave and get a different truck when he was driving a tow truck. An hour later someone from their shop calls to inform me that if I bring my car to their shop I would get a discount and the guy is on the way. At 4;15 I get a call he ask if he is towing my car back to their shop and I say no to my shop Capital Heights Auto, at 4:30 this guy comes back driving the same tow truck and states to me to you want to try jumping it again. I said yes of course, no luck then he states maybe you battery is behind your seat, I said no it is right where you are standing (so where has he had the cables connected to the past times he has tried to jump my car???) I said I can give you the manual if you need it, then he tries it again and magically it cranks. I go straight to Capital Heights Auto and all I needed was my battery cables cleaned. If you need a mechanic go to Capital Heights Auto, they won't try to RIP you all like these people. All I do know is that KARMA always comes back for SURE!!
I just recently brought them my 2016 BMW M5 that had all sorts of warnings and my dash looked like a Christmas Tree. It ended up that the steering wheel sensor calibration was off and it just needed to be recalibrated. Mo fixed it with me right there and he didn't even charge me! BMW would have charged an arm and a leg and I would of had to go to Minneapolis to get it fixed. Mo thank you very much and keep up the great work!
Maas Euro Worx is a US Car Repair based in Bismarck, North Dakota. Maas Euro Worx is located at 2120 E Sweet Ave, Bismarck, ND 58504, USA.
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