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Customers describe WhatsApp groups with repair photos, progress updates and approval requests before extra work begins.
Al Quoz
Al Bedayer Garage is an auto repair shop in Al Quoz handling diagnostics, maintenance and repairs across different vehicle types. Reviews specifically mention scanner-based transmission diagnosis, PPF installation and vehicle collection and delivery, with communication and pricing transparency often influencing the experience.
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Customers describe WhatsApp groups with repair photos, progress updates and approval requests before extra work begins.
One Peugeot 3008 owner said the garage negotiated a better spare-parts rate and reduced the final bill after approval.
A Veloster gearbox issue was traced to the TCM, dual clutch and computer box, avoiding full gearbox replacement.
Several reviews mention car collection from home and return delivery, which can save a trip to the workshop.
A customer specifically found the team experienced with 4x4 vehicles.
One Peugeot 3008 repair was quoted for two days, completed on that schedule, with the quotation shared the same day.
Reviews mention PPF, brake-caliper painting, bonnet repainting and bumper repair, extending beyond mechanical servicing.
Get approval. Ask for a written estimate and approve it before work starts; one review specifically reported an unexpected bill without prior approval.
Confirm timing. Get the promised completion date in writing, especially for larger jobs, as reviews include reports of cars being held for months.
Request updates. Ask whether the repair will be tracked in a WhatsApp group with photos and approval requests before parts are purchased.
Check parts. Before travelling, reconfirm that the part is physically available; one customer waited two hours before learning it needed ordering.
Inspect handover. Check the car and its covers, seat fittings and other items at collection, since one customer reported missing covers and a loose seat.
Explain symptoms. Describe exactly what you feel or hear in the car to help the team diagnose the problem faster.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM |
A scanner-based gearbox diagnosis identified the TCM and led to a repair involving the dual clutch and computer box instead of a full gearbox replacement.
A customer specifically mentioned having a transmission cooler completed alongside additional jobs.
Some customers reported cars being held for two to four months, including repairs that remained unresolved.
Several reviews say cars returned with unresolved or new problems, including a timing-belt job followed by oil leakage and other faults.
One customer reported an unexpectedly high bill without a quotation or approval before the work.
A Porsche Cayenne owner reported missing underbody and engine covers, plus a loose seat, after a two-month repair.
One visitor waited two hours for a supposedly available part, then learned it was not in stock and had not been checked against the car.
The Bottom Line
Al Bedayer Garage in Al Quoz handles routine servicing, mechanical repairs and diagnostics, with reviews also mentioning PPF installation and brake-caliper painting. A Veloster owner described a scanner diagnosis that traced a gear-shifting problem to the Transmission Control Module, dual clutch and computer box, avoiding a full gearbox replacement. Communication is a clear strength in many accounts.
Customers describe WhatsApp groups with progress photos, quote approvals and regular updates, while one Peugeot 3008 owner received a same-day quotation and a two-day repair. Home collection and return delivery are also mentioned, useful if leaving a car at the workshop is inconvenient. Several reviewers say pricing was economical or that the garage passed on spare-parts savings.
The reviews are not consistent, however. Other customers report bills without prior approval, quotes they considered excessive, waits of two to four months, and cars returned with unresolved or additional faults. One Porsche owner said covers were missing and a seat was left loose; another waited two hours only to learn a supposedly available part needed ordering.
For a first visit, get the estimate and completion date in writing, confirm parts availability before travelling, and inspect the car carefully at handover. The WhatsApp approval process is worth requesting.