Excellent service. Great mechanics. I have an old bike that now runs great thanks to WW.read more

I normally don't leave negative reviews, but after what happened, I feel obligated to warn other…read moreriders. I brought my Dyna in and spent around $1,000 to prepare it for a long trip. Blessed to not have been severely injured or to have lost my life. The work included new spokes, truing the wheel, based on the recommendation of the manager, Jared replacing the wheel bearings and spacers, which he also worked on. Less than 10 miles after getting the bike home, an oil seal popped loose. When I contacted the shop, the manager's response was essentially: "Just pop it back in." That was my first red flag after paying a premium to have the bike professionally prepped. A few months later, I left for my trip. While riding through Utah, the rear spacer failed, leaving me stranded and forcing me to pay another shop to repair work that had supposedly already been done. Unfortunately, it got worse. After returning from a roughly 3,000-mile trip, the front wheel bearing catastrophically failed, seized, and essentially welded itself to the axle. This could have easily cost me my life. The damage from laying the bike down meant replacing my fuel tank, axle, bars, and brakes all because of failures tied to work I had already paid to have done. What disappointed me most was the response. After everything that happened, including the safety risk and repair costs, the manager offered me $100 as compensation. I have receipts and documentation to back up everything I'm saying. To be fair, I've heard positive things from other riders about some of the mechanics here, which makes this even more frustrating. But based on my experience, I cannot recommend having critical safety work handled under this manager's supervision or work itself. The workmanship and customer service I received were deeply disappointing. Bike is still not the same.

During these rainy days I had to get my windshield wipers replaced, stopped by and they offered…read moresuper affordable options and in less than 5 mins I had paid and had the wipers installed. They were quick, affordable and super friendly. Would definitely recommend going here for all your car needs!

Good affordable parts compared to other auto parts places can't go wrong recommend it!read more

Armando and the crew ay Driveshaft Pro were great to work with. They built my ford 3rd member…read more Great service!

I worked with Armando on a Friday morning, and he had my driveshaft built and ready the very same…read moreafternoon. Words can't describe how happy I am with this company's service and Armando's attention to detail. He took the time to help me fully understand the measurement requirements and made sure I ordered a properly sized driveshaft with zero issues. The communication was clear, honest, and never rushed, which made the entire process stress-free. While I understand not every driveshaft can be made in a single day, this level of professionalism and product quality is exactly why I highly recommend DriveshaftPro and Armando.

To begin with Ed spent time with me. He wanted to know some history about what I had been…read moreexperiencing with my '08' Harley Davidson Road king CVO and took about 20 minutes talking with me and asking questions... It was a long story. I've been having trouble for quite a long time (2+ years) and needed help locating a tuning issue. It turned out to be a leaking Intake Manifold gasket as well as an intake air sensor glitch. I could have searched this issue for a long long time but Ed and his crew found and fixed it as well as replaced my front tire and did a tune on my Thundermax ECM in just three days. My bike has never run as well as it is now. I just returned from a week in the Eastern High Sierras and my bike performed (even in high altitude) flawlessly. Thank you so much Ed. I REALLY appreciate all you did to make our trip a complete success.

: When managers…read moredon't care about their customers and are willing to hang up on them, you realize this is not the kind of business you want to buy from. When your order is delayed by 10 days and nobody bothers to contact you or provide an update, you realize customer service is simply not a priority here. Very disappointed with my experience.

After moto haus, went to Gustin! What a breath of fresh air! Open, cordial and very reliable. Did…read moreeverything he said he would, then some . Graham is what we expect, honest, real, knowledgeable.

When we are too lazy to service our own bikes, we bring them to Gustin Motorsports. Graham, the…read moreowner, is honest, chill, and does great work. His team also takes good care of the bikes. I love that this place opens on Saturdays, but it's first come first serve only. They do take appointments during the weekdays for bigger fixes on the bike and they are often booked out for a month or more. Labor isn't cheap, and it's comparable to other shops. What you get here is quality and honesty over other places.

I got tires for my rebel 1100. They were cheaper than the dealer, and the tires were much better…read more The dealer was going to charge over $400 in labor. This place charged $150 in labor. The service was excellent. Once o brought the bike in, they had it on the shop immediately. The waiting room is nice with comfortable chairs and free snacks and soda.

I have been going here for about five years, spent $4500 here at least, they have messed up a…read morecouple times, Victor, he should be certified Motorcycle technician, the sidekicks aren't, my last two rear tires mounted. They did not put in a new valve stem., the valve stem went out, Victor would not accept responsibility or pay for the tow trucks, the Uber from being stranded. He knows what happened. But they did not take responsibility of the money that came out of my pocket for his mistake, it's an industry standard plus a safety issue to change the valve stand every time on a motorcycle tire, on a car tire they cost $1.25. And the idiot Victor would not pay to cover the expenses that came out of my pocket., I try to stay with a small business and support small businesses, but after being screwed around, I've been a loyal customer, I just can't take retard, I wonder if they own we'll figure it out you lose customers they don't come back because of your retarded, Victor, I tried to reason with him, I wouldn't get cashback I understand, but you can take it off the labor on the next two tires, take it off the labor, fixing a wire problem, but he wouldn't do it because he doesn't think he's responsible for not replacing the valve stem that's an industry standard, If you go there, you better watch them, cause the sidekicks will use an impact for a torque wrench and ripped the head off a bolt, use a different side socket and strip the head off a bolt, don't replace the valve stems on a tire change, be aware, they will be sued eventually because they do not know the safety issues, for the people they hired you can't watch everyone all the time, just a warning to everyone, I wanna talk to the owner, I just want what's fair the money out of my pocket because they failed to do the proper procedure and changing the valve stem on a tire that was mounted, I buy my tires through them Be aware, watch them

Everyone who needs a CV axle or rack and pinion needs to know about this place. I had a passenger…read moreside CV axle that was failing and spent a good week doing research. Basically my options were pay $500-$800 for an OEM axle, not including labor (for a 15 year old sedan? no thanks), or pay $300-350 for an after market axle + labor (quotes ranged from 5+ shops). Most everything I read about after market axles and generic re-branded axles (auto zone, napa, advanced auto parts etc.), was bad and that they likely would fail within 1 year. Yes they have lifetime warranty, but you still have to pay for labor again or do it yourself. I stumbled across J&J and finally found a place that did OEM re-manufactured! $140 for my axle vs $120 for generic rebrand vs 500-$800 OEM? No brainer. They do all their manufacturing in house and when I spoke to them they actually do it for a bunch of dealerships as well. They will do the labor too, but only on Saturdays. Brought it in and was ready in a couple hours for a VERY reasonable hourly rate, likely cheaper than whatever your local mechanic charges. I was out the door for $320 w/ 1 year warranty. They had my old part sitting on the counter waiting for me to show me where it was leaking and why it was leaking. Seems like they do a lot of work for trucks and custom lift/drops, but they likely have your sedan/suv/minivan parts as they did for mine. Highly recommended! I'll update my review if the part doesn't last.

Got our rebuilt power steering from J&J. They were super helpful and when needing to find other…read moreparts, gave us great referrals as well. The price can't be beat either! Thank you!

I exchanged numerous questions with Josh in yelp before deciding on an Icon suspension kit. Very…read moreresponsive and helpful. When I was ready to make the buy, Anna got me set up - super friendly and professional all around. When I'm ready to add my leafs and UCAs, I'm bringing my truck back to them. DC

TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. Facts: I ordered a kit of both…read morestruts and shocks from their website. In a few days I received two shocks - no struts. The next week I receive one strut - missing one strut. No communication from Suspension Specialist. Five days later a box is delivered from a second-hand store in Louisiana. I don't open it as I think it's a mistake shipping so I call the sender who says that I ordered it and paid for it. I can't find a charge so I'm puzzled. I opened the box and it is a strut - the missing strut(?). Wrong part number so I don't have two struts that fit. I called Suspension Specialist and they said they'll get back to me. Two days later, I called them again this time they said they don't have the strut that I paid for. I told them I could get two matched struts local from O'Reilly so they said send the two struts back. I send them back and wait two weeks - nothing. I send them an email and wait one week - nothing. Finally, I write "look, I paid this much for the struts that I paid you for, please refund me what I paid". Simple. No they refund a random amount roughly $139 short of what I had to pay. I write again THREE TIMES asking for the $139, showing receipts - nothing. To this day, they have never called me once, they have not explained how they arrived at their refund amount, and they have not responded to my emails. I WOULD GIVE THEM LESS THAN ONE STAR. IMO, THEIR PRACTICES ARE SHADY. (I didn't mention the email from the Louisiana seller chewing me out for sending back the wrong strut - WHILE I STILL HAD THE STRUT HE SENT - so they sent a bogus return to him - what do you think??