I tuned in my 2007 Nissan quest Minivan to A&A tire have the Air Conditioner fixed on the 21st of March. The mechanic at the shop told me the Air Compressor needed to be replaced. They asked me for the parts money upfront. I gave the shop $350 for the compressor. I gave them the money on the 24th and called me on the 28th and told me it was working and ready to be picked up. The mechanic said I may have to drive it around a little to "wait for the Freon to settle" and if it wasn't blowing to bring it back in so they could "fill the Freon again" ( I spoke with a friend of mine who is an actual mechanic and says this is ridiculous - It should have been blowing cold right off the bat). So I paid $400 for the labor, drove the car off the lot with the AC blowing hot, and it continued to do so till I took it back on the 28th of March. They said I should leave it at the shop and they would call me when it was fixed. I called every other day and paid weekly visits for approximately 2 months, and every time I did they told me that they were "working on it," that it was "difficult," that they had changed the compressor "3 times," that the problem was "bewildering" and they were "trying to trace it back." and On May 15th, 2 months later I took back my property because I determined I was more concerned with Vandalism or possible theft being done to my property in the auto lot off 87 than I was with my insistence they make right on their agreement to fix the AC. I am now out $759, have lost multiple hours of my time staying on top of people who obviously didn't care, I have lost 2 months without my families principle commuter vehicle, and now I will have to pay another $700 - $800, hopefully to a legitimate mechanic (as oppose to one who claims to do work they never actually did). I would strongly discourage anyone from using this shop. The owners have a lackadaisical attitude towards customers and timelines. The owners deflect responsibility to their mechanics as though the mechanics are a separate entity that they have no control over. The mechanics and owners sneer in the face of ethical business practices with an attitude that begs the question "what are you going to do about it." read more