22 reviews

Vigor auto repair

Name: Vigor auto repair
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 5

Dubai

Dubai Silicon Oasis - Industrial Area - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Car repair and maintenance service Country park

+971 54 444 6353

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Vigor auto repair is a car repair and maintenance service and country park located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 5.00 out of 5 stars based on 22 reviews. The street address of this business is Dubai Silicon Oasis - Industrial Area - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Vigor auto repair is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where Vigor auto repair is located at?: Vigor auto repair is located at Dubai Silicon Oasis - Industrial Area - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Vigor auto repair?: The contact number of Vigor auto repair is +971 54 444 6353

Reviews

5 Jhig'Z Nones 40 months ago

Very satisfied with the service of my Honda Civic! Mr. Mohamed I really appreciate his valuable with the customer and he lead me a car to use for free service for my convenient until my car will be fixed and drop to my home.
Service was very professional and friendly. They explained everything required clearly and completed the repairs substantially faster than promised.

5 timoy games 40 months ago

very fast and reliable i gave my car for two panel dent and paint repair it took only one and a half day to fix everything and gave me a car to use. I strongly recommend.
very satisfied with the service.

5 Medhat Moustafa 38 months ago

One of the best car service i dealt with, highly recommended, top quality with affordable price

5 Rameez Arif 40 months ago

Very easy to deal with. Took all the time to explain the problem to me and provided all available options for repair.
Send photos and videos while the car was being repaired.
Very satisfied with the service!!

5 Andre Ferreira (AMPF_photography) 41 months ago

Was really surprising the attitude and attention to the client from their staff. Was great service and car well fixed and with all the proofs of jobs done. Recomended

5 Mark Alphonsus 38 months ago

Premium service with professional and quick attention to detail. Extremely cooperative and friendly people to deal with.

5 mohamed alminyawe 46 months ago

Very professional and honest person , very good knowledge with Germany cars , I repaired my A.C for audi a6 and i made also the service ... I strongly recommend ???? ????

5 sameh 46 months ago

Would highly recommend this team ! They were very professional, very helpful & had great prices. Will definitely come back

5 Callum Franklin 36 months ago

Nice walk. Took a wrong path so ended up much further than intended ????????
Some parts very muddy and churned up from horses and motorbikes but always been the same over many years.

5 Radina Tahtadzhieva 38 months ago

Quite walk and suitable for any season. Pretty even on a muddy day. Circle around the river crossings around 40 minutes.

5 Stuart Wright 81 months ago

Starting in the Village of Waldridge we set off down Waldridge Lane heading towards the old Johnston Farm area where we dropped off to the left into Waldridge Dene.
Heading down towards the Cong Burn we crossed the once wooden footbridge which is now metal, heading to the left we ventured along to what we know as Butterfly Island, crossing the shallow stream and getting slightly wet !! on the island we stood, beautiful this time of the year... the sound of woodpeckers pecking wood, the cracking of bramble underfoot and the smell of new green shoots when passing sets the scene. The Cong Burn running silent, bending around the nature felled trees gives the area the tranquil setting to challenge the best in the world.

Heading back towards the earlier crossed bridge we follow the path along the Burn past the former sewrage works and "Cliff" area through to the tunnel entrance under the old coal mine railway between Waldridge & Pelton Fell, climbing to the right we did up onto the Pelton Fell line, we then headed towards the former Waldridge Club which is now demolished, "Burlinson house" is still there and the both Dene Cottages..

Following the line rear of the club area towards Edmondsley we see railway sleepers still in-situ from the former Wales Drift mine & Waldridge & Nettelsworth Drift Mines, sleepers still bolted together, a must to see.

Following the Edmondsley line we headed off to the left entering the area of the former Wales Drift... very little to see, some brick walls & foundations only, as i grew up here i know how this used to be and photos we have for reference.

We headed back up to the top of the fell from the drift mine area following pathways & steps created for walkers, through the heather edged paths we made way, onto the top of the Fell we were.... what a view... looking across to the Forty Trees & former Mushroom Field with Pelton Fell in the backdrop across to the cable tower of Henley Cables at Barley Mow... further across we see the Post House at Washington and then Penshaw Monument looking Sunderland way... again what a view on this clear day, the former coal mining village is directly below our vantage point.. Lime Cottages too at the foot of the Fell look fantastic, what a transformation from the olden days.

Turning back again we are now heading through Tinklers Row car park across the road into Ellen Street car park which then leads us on to Wannister Hill where we turn back towards Waldridge Village returning to our vehicle.

The gorgeous Waldridge Fell, parts unknown to others and a must see for all, from the Country Park on the top to the SSSI protected areas along the Cong Burn... a must visit for all walking enthusiasts.

4 Brian Stephenson 37 months ago

Disappointing to see the doggy poo bags discarded by ignorant owners...your dog, your responsibility, pick it up and dispose of it properly!

5 Lizi Amer 57 months ago

Lovely place, fab for the dogs, they loved the water

1 Peter Dawson 36 months ago

Overgrown and bad terrain. Our dog injured himself.

1 Dale Thompson 45 months ago

Avoid at all costs, especially with kids. Went for the first time today. Passed lads with air rifles wandering round like it's legal, heard them shoot it before hand, then walked back to the car park the way they'd came from and passed a freshly killed pigeon. People waiting for us to move from the stream so they could proceed to smoke cannabis. Following that, half of the woods has been dug up to be used as a bike track. The litter and amount of fire scorches just top it off.

4 Paul carter-kent 35 months ago

Nice walk

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Business Hours

Friday	09:00am - 08:00pm
Saturday	09:00am - 08:00pm
Sunday	09:00am - 08:00pm
Monday	09:00am - 08:00pm
Tuesday	09:00am - 08:00pm
Wednesday	09:00am - 08:00pm
Thursday	09:00am - 08:00pm
Saturday	24hr open
Sunday	24hr open
Monday	24hr open
Tuesday	24hr open
Wednesday	24hr open
Thursday	24hr open
Friday	24hr open