Body Repairs
A customer reported a perfect repair on a Toyota Corolla rear bumper, with the workshop accommodating their requirements.
Al Qusais
Middle East Auto Garage is an automobile repair and body-work shop in Al Qusais. Reviews mention insurance repairs, including a Volvo glass replacement and a Toyota Corolla rear-bumper repair, alongside paint and electrical work. It may suit drivers needing collision-related or general vehicle repairs.
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A customer reported a perfect repair on a Toyota Corolla rear bumper, with the workshop accommodating their requirements.
The garage has handled insurance claims, including a Volvo glass replacement completed in two hours.
Several reviews mention fast delivery, including one customer whose Volvo glass was replaced within two hours.
Some customers specifically describe the work as clean and fast, rather than only offering general praise.
One recent customer said the team helped when they did not understand the language well, and found the service quick and clean.
A review says the workshop services multiple car brands, which could be useful for owners of less common makes.
One customer specifically mentioned road assistance alongside fast delivery and reasonable labour charges.
Compare Quotes. Get another quote before approving work; one customer said the second visit cost double another garage's quote and still did not fix the issue.
Inspect Paint. Check every repaired panel before collection, especially the polish and blend around the repair, rather than relying only on the agreed collection date.
Seek Diagnosis. For major recommendations such as replacing an engine, consider a second inspection before authorising expensive work.
Clarify Billing. Ask for a written breakdown of parts and labour before work starts; reviews include complaints about unclear or unexpected billing.
Call Ahead. If visiting for the first time, call for directions because one customer found the workshop confusing to reach behind a building.
Test Beforehand. After a repair, test the car carefully before treating the job as complete; one customer had not yet tested theirs at collection.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
A review specifically mentions vehicle repair being available in Al Qusais.
Paint work is mentioned as one of the services available at the Al Qusais workshop.
Electrical services are mentioned alongside vehicle repair and paint work.
One insurance repair was collected with rough paint on surrounding panels because the sanding had not been polished properly.
A customer was told an overheated vehicle needed an engine, while another garage later found and replaced a damaged fan motor.
Multiple reviewers complain about high or unclear charges, including labour billed again when the original issue was not fixed.
One reviewer alleged that duplicate items were fitted and that the final charges were much higher than expected.
After engine-mount work, a customer found fresh damage and a crack in the intake air vent hose at another garage.
The Bottom Line
Middle East Auto Garage is an automobile repair and body-work workshop in Al Qusais. Customers have used it for insurance-related jobs, including replacing a new Volvo glass and repairing a Toyota Corolla rear bumper. Reviews also mention vehicle repair, paint and electrical services, so it is not limited to one type of bodywork.
The strongest positive pattern is speed and helpfulness. One Volvo glass replacement reportedly took two hours, while other customers mention fast delivery, on-time completion and a clean workshop. A recent customer also appreciated getting language help.
Road assistance and service for multiple brands are useful details if your problem is urgent or your car is not a common make. The feedback is not consistent, though. Several customers describe professional, economical work, while others report rough paint left unfinished, unresolved faults, duplicate parts, and charges they considered excessive.
One particularly serious account says an engine replacement was suggested for overheating, but another garage found a damaged fan motor instead. Before approving work, compare quotes, request a clear parts-and-labour breakdown, and inspect the car carefully at collection. First-time visitors may also want to call ahead: one review found the workshop difficult to locate behind a building.