5 reviews

Jassim Al Shalal auto exhaust repair workshop

Name: Jassim Al Shalal auto exhaust repair workshop
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 2.2

Abu Dhabi

16th St - Musaffah - Musaffah Industrial - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Muffler shop Auto repair shop Auto tune up service Motorsports store Castle Tourist attraction

Service Options In-store shopping In-store pick-up

+971 50 924 5467

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Jassim Al Shalal auto exhaust repair workshop

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Jassim Al Shalal auto exhaust repair workshop is a muffler shop, auto repair shop, auto tune up service, motorsports store, castle and tourist attraction located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 2.20 out of 5 stars based on 5 reviews. The street address of this business is 16th St - Musaffah - Musaffah Industrial - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. Jassim Al Shalal auto exhaust repair workshop is open seven days a week from 10:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where Jassim Al Shalal auto exhaust repair workshop is located at?: Jassim Al Shalal auto exhaust repair workshop is located at 16th St - Musaffah - Musaffah Industrial - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Jassim Al Shalal auto exhaust repair workshop?: The contact number of Jassim Al Shalal auto exhaust repair workshop is +971 50 924 5467

Reviews

1 Irfan Jafri 24 months ago

Dont go here for Exhaust works .
They told 25 AED for Inspection .
Once job done , change to 50 AED .
I only said Almighty is the witness and I paid 50 AED and return back .

1 Amine Zarhdani 42 months ago

Don’t use this workshop, They cheat, they lie and if you don’t know your stuff they eat you alive
They wanted to sell me an exhaust, without explaning what it does for 900 AED!!!!
He told me I don’t know the function but once I fix there is no try.
I will not remove again and you will pay me anyways.
I said since they don’t know or you don’t want to explain, then just cancel my exhaust muffler and put straight pip 2.5 Diameter as agreed before.
He said if you want then 500 AED.
I took my car with recovery to him and back, I paid 120 AED for nothing plus time waisting.
After he promised if the car just straight pipe then 200 to 300 AED not more.
Just bring the car and don’t worry.
Dishonest people be careful don’t go they promise you to bring the only once you bring the car they flip.
You have to be careful in these places.
When you say The case is dismissed, it shows how careless you are towards your customers satisfaction, it proves my point.
Instead you can investigate the case, and try to find out why I left angry.
When I asked what is this muffler you will put in my car and what is the function, he said I don’t know !!! How can I buy your product when you cannot explain it to me ??!!! and No one told me that this is an electronic Muffler beforehand!!!!

4 R L 30 months ago

Replaced my exhaust here. Was a custom job because my vehicle is modified. It was a 85% good job. Though not 100% it is worth what I paid for.

4 Mrinmoy Mithun 30 months ago

Nice work

5 P 21 months ago

The most wonderful visit to Hay Castle.

Beautifully restored and tastefully curated.

A wonderful balance of indoor, outdoor spaces, history and present, arts and literature. Very impressively interpreted for children and adults alike. Beautiful views from the top amongst the trills of cooing doves.

Lovely clean facilities, delightful shop and delicious food in the cafe. Staff were very engaging and welcoming.

The cost of entry at £5 pp is well justified, covering the cost of two art exhibitions, the interior and exterior of the castle, and its history. Plus, it includes free return for a year!

5 Rosslyn Rose 19 months ago

Hay castle is a mix of two distinct timelines. The Norman/Medieval early structure mixed with the addition of a 17th century mansion. Sits majestically over the fabulous book town of Hay on Wye

In fact, the castle walls themselves have been made into an outside book store with a difference in that it relies on an honesty box where each book is £1.

Being a border town, the castle had been sacked numerous occasions, burnt and taken over by both English and Welsh kings and princes.

It has had a fair amount of modern destruction also, in 1939 and 1977, fires pretty much turned it into a ruin. But since 2011, a trust bought the castle and has been slowly reconstructing the buildings and now brings in tourism from all over the world, especially with it being the focal point of the Hay on Wye annual book festival.

We visited during the festival and it was just too busy and chaotic to have a good look around, so we have vowed to return for a better look. There are plenty of refreshments to be had in and around the area, with a massive car park opposite as well as access to public toilets.

Make a good day of it as there is plenty to do. Some parts of the castle is free to enter and roam, but to view the inside mansion and walk the battlements, there is a small charge.

5 Gillian Tanner 23 months ago

Gem of a castle, amazing to see how it has been transformed from a ruin. Lots of interesting facts to read and with touch screens. Has a gift shop and a lovely cafe, plenty of staff around to give you any information you want. Well worth a visit especially as its free.

4 Simon Clark 20 months ago

Nice place to watch a Coronation, and slightly fortunate too as serious fires in 1939 and 1977 gutted the castle and, despite repairs in the 1980s, by the 21st century much of the building was derelict and unstable. Since 2011 it has been owned by Hay Castle Trust who have restored the property to form a centre for arts, literature and learning. Following the restoration, partly funded by grants from the National Lottery Heritage Fund of over £5m, the castle opened to the public on 26 May 2022. Nice views, good cafe, friendly staff, but the experience only gets four out of five stars as the Mocha, albeit delicious, was Luke warm. ????☕️????????????

5 Lyndsey Maiden 26 months ago

Beautifully done up, lovely animations and interesting artifacts. Brilliant to see this incredible building brought back to life

5 Mark Lees 23 months ago

An amazing landmark at the heart of this quaint town. Set on a hill, with some remains from various times in the castles history. There is a viewing platform and visitors centre plus a very busy cafe. No visit to this town is complete without coming here. Limited catvparking out front for up to 2 hours but pay and display.

4 Linda Bowen 18 months ago

We opted for a guided tour and our guide was Bernie. He was very well informed and delivered information in an interesting and entertaining way. It was nice to learn the history of the castle during various periods.

We understand that the building is a well used community resource which is a very positive thing and there is an education floor for visiting schools and other groups. There are some original features to marvel at but due to 2 fires, quite large parts of the building were destroyed.

Make sure you visit the cellar where a well made and amusing film plays every few minutes and is worth a viewing.

There are grounds outside where you can relax, a restaurant and a shop so plenty to see and do.

I would recommend a visit to the castle and think a guided tour adds to your enjoyment as you learn a lot.

3 T Sultis 24 months ago

Well, not expect anything too castelly. Free admission but donation is recommended, and friendly staff. Various exhibitions on level 2 and 3. The onsite restaurant is a bit over priced but serving tasty food. I had a leek soup and a bottle of pear drink.

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Business Hours

Friday	09:00am - 11:30am
Saturday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Sunday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Monday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Monday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 05:00pm