Rdp motor sports stole 43,000.00 from us and i have the camcelled check the receipts from auto…read moreshippers and the 2500.00 transport fers and kept my car for 5 years causing tons of loss in equity. They installed a roll cage in my car after i saod no roll cage... avoid at all costs look what it cost me. I have all proof and copues of all finds taken from us if anyone has an attorney of a class action suit started.

Amazing what a tune from Steve did to wake up my Vette!! She flies now, power to spare!! His custom…read moretune really "woke up" my car!! Thanks Steve!!

Highly recommend. Mike did a pre purchase inspection of a car for us before we bought one, and he…read morewas very, very thorough. Being a race car mechanic, he knows what he's doing. He went point by point with us under and inside the car. Definitely will be back if we need to buy another car in the area.

Subaru conversion done to perfection. Mike is top notch. Attention to detail is an understatementread more

My issue isn't with repairs, as I did not have a chance for them, but estimate and evaluation. Last…read moreyear I unfortunately hit a deer with my 12-year-old car, causing a broken headlight, dented fender, and dent in the hood. (The deer ran off; hopefully it lived). D&S had the car around six days but evidently did not remove any parts. They marked it up and notified my insurance company that the entire front end would need replaced and repainted, more than doubling the estimate, and making the car a total loss. I do not understand why they did this, other than they appeared very busy with more lucrative repairs, but I am speculating. In any case, it put me in a bad spot, as my insurer wouldn't consider my getting another estimate, and other shops wouldn't accept a customer paying out of pocket. Around that time, a family member became very ill, so between hospital visits and assorted life things, I bought a new headlight, a used replacement fender, various clips, nuts and bolts, and repaired it myself (for under $500 with a fair amount of learning, but I still have the slightly dented hood). It passed the state inspection (with compliments, even). For a while I was concerned the car would come apart like the Bluesmobile, but it's been solid. And while I'm proud I managed it, my experience with D&S Chardon and the position they put me in added a few frustrations during a difficult time.

I've been there twice in the last week to pick up my car and BOTH times the new panel was not fit…read moreproperly to the vehicle. The first time, the new painted plastic panel was off by 1/4" and obvious from 10 feet away. The second time I went to pick it up, the 1/4 gap was corrected, but the panel was gapped on one end and bulged/squashed on the other. Certainly NOT a proper fit. Ok, just got back. They made it right and were very apologetic. Most of the front-end is held on with plastic clips and they were able to get it adjusted to a satisfactory point. Nice folks, but I was pretty fumed about going back and forth 3 times. In the end, the paint matches perfectly and they made it right.

They can't fix a dead horse .my truck was up there for three months and they still couldn't find…read morethe problem.DONT TRUST THEM.!!!

Broke down on the side of 90 on our way to Columbus. We blindly got towed here and I'm so glad we…read moredid! They got us in and out very quickly and were very reasonable for pricing. They really took care of us. Thanks Cragon Automotive!!

After my parked Tesla Model 3 was hit, the person's insurance led me to D & S. D & S received my…read morevehicle the morning of 10/29 and did not assess and submit a supplemental until 11/11 which the insurance approved immediately. D&S kept me in the loop and provided thorough information about the repairs needed and how the technicians would achieve this process in a timely manner. Once the assessment was complete, I was informed if parts came timely repairs would be done the first week of December at the top of the week and I'd be able to pick up my vehicle then. Harley did a wonderful job of communicating each step with me providing a timeline of when my vehicle would be ready. I was then informed it would take more time to put my vehicle back together than previously anticipated so my vehicle would be ready by 12/05 rather than the top of the week. Harley let me know the team was unable to complete putting my vehicle back together by EOD and my vehicle would be ready by 12/08 at the earliest and 12/09 at the latest along with approval from the insurance company of a second and final supplement for the labor to put my vehicle back together that the team did not originally anticipate. Calibrations and clean up weren't complete until 12/09. Harley then informed me the service writer was unable to finish sending the information to the insurance company by EOD 12/09. 12/10 the information / final supplement was sent over to the insurance company to review. I was finally able to pick up my vehicle 12/12 after I called the insurance company several times to expedite their review of the supplement money needed for the extra labor costs of putting my vehicle back together which D&S did not anticipate during their initial review. D&S finished calibrations and cleanup 12/09 but would not release it until they received the supplement from the insurance for the extra labor costs. The body work looks and feels amazing, you cannot tell my rear bumper was replaced. Only downsides, the technician my mom and I spoke to was unable to tell us if the vehicle had a full paint job. Once I went to my vehicle I was unable to access it as the technician forgot to take it out of service mode. I went back into the shop to find someone to take this out of service mode. My panel under my hood of car was not put back, however I popped this back on myself. I appreciate Harley's customer service and updates. The repair team unfortunately left me feeling unnerved about all the 'unexpected' extra work necessary after their review.

The delay in service and lack of communication regarding the timeline was extremely frustrating. I…read moredropped off my vehicle on April 14th with an estimated completion time of two weeks. However, the repairs ended up taking nearly a month. For the first 8-10 days, the vehicle sat idle in the parking lot without any repair work, damage assessment, or parts evaluation being done, which significantly contributed to the delay.They may have been busy with a high volume of vehicles, this was never clearly communicated to me upfront. I was not informed about any delays unless I personally called to check on the status.