Careful diagnosis
One review says the team tightened a driveshaft boot clamp instead of recommending an unnecessary axle or driveshaft replacement.
Al Qusais
Superfix Auto Center Al Qusais is a car repair and maintenance workshop handling jobs such as AC repairs, tyre replacement, brakes and routine servicing. Reviews highlight quick battery assistance, careful inspections and practical advice, making it worth considering when you want a clear explanation before approving work.
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One review says the team tightened a driveshaft boot clamp instead of recommending an unnecessary axle or driveshaft replacement.
A dead battery was handled at the vehicle’s location, with the replacement battery brought out and fitted quickly.
Customers describe repairs being explained in detail, including what parts were needed and why they mattered.
A customer returned for free tyre rotation and wheel balancing after an earlier tyre purchase.
An engine oil and filter replacement was completed quickly, with maintenance advice included afterwards.
One customer appreciated being allowed to see what was happening to the car and reported no hidden charges.
Seek confirmation. For major AC or cooling-system work, get a second opinion first; one customer said another workshop found the leak within 15 minutes.
Clarify warranty. Before approving replacement parts, ask what warranty applies: one customer said they were told there was no compressor warranty.
Request breakdown. Ask for a written, itemised quote before authorising work, especially when several parts are recommended together.
Inspect together. If you are unsure about a diagnosis, ask to see the affected part or the testing process before agreeing to repairs.
Check options. For tyres, ask about the available choices and what is included; one customer received different options and later free rotation and balancing.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
Reviews mention major servicing with brakes, steering links and tyre replacement, as well as guidance on the work required.
Customers describe comparing tyre options, changing all four tyres and receiving follow-up rotation and balancing support.
AC work receives mixed feedback: some customers report quick successful repairs, while others describe repeat cooling problems.
One visit included a computer diagnostic alongside checks of engine oil and other important components.
Two customers reported repeat AC problems after earlier work, including one case where the fault returned after two days.
A customer was quoted for a leaking radiator and damaged fan, but another garage found only the fan needed changing.
One misfire inspection led to a quote of around AED 1,500 for four spark plugs and four ignition coils.
A customer said a replacement compressor failed after one month and reported that the workshop declined responsibility.
A customer described waiting for attention during a return AC visit and leaving without the issue being resolved.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
check up
“Denied their service paid 100AED for the check up only, visited another garage and paid 735 for fan change only, radiator was not leaking!”Google review · July 2026
compressor
“Changed compressor for 1700aed from this place on April 22,2025 for my VW Jetta and they gave me a very old compressor”Google review · April 2025
The Bottom Line
Superfix Auto Center Al Qusais handles routine maintenance and more involved repairs, including engine oil and filter changes, tyre replacement, brake work, battery fitting and AC repairs. Reviews often describe quick service, clear explanations and practical advice, with one customer praising the inspection that avoided an unnecessary axle or driveshaft replacement. Tyres are a notable reason to visit: customers mention being given several options, quick fitting and, in one case, free rotation and wheel balancing after purchase.
A dead battery was also replaced at the customer’s location, which is useful when the car will not start. One reported oil-and-filter service cost 150 AED. The feedback is not uniformly smooth.
Several recent reviews raise concerns about AC faults returning, including one car that stopped cooling again after two days. Other customers disputed diagnoses involving a radiator, spark plugs, ignition coils or expensive AC components. Customer handling and follow-up were also criticised in those cases.
For costly or safety-related work, ask for the test results, an itemised quote and the parts warranty before approving repairs. If the diagnosis involves a major component replacement, a second opinion could prevent an unnecessary expense.