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Allied Diesel Performance

4.6 (10 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Auto brake repair

Auto engine repair

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part shown for 130 dollars...  I got marked up to $380 dollars. Instead Of communication they chose to push a bad decision unto my wallet

I got a fan clutch assembly for 380$ when normally there found for half the price.. Ryan personally worked on my vehicle. I had spoke to Ryan earlier about my wastegate solenoid , the check engine light was on as well for this trip. Truck has no boost wastegate stuck open I belive as well as the forums. Ryan replaced the fan clutch yet I still have a error code reading"cooling fan circuit open" p480 as well as code p243 watsegate solenoid. They overcharged me and my truck can't even beat a pruis off the line right now... DONT GUVE THEM YOUR BUISSNESS!! You'll be financualy raped so they can put just a little bread in their own pockets. I can't ever go back here to be honest. I feel violated. One of them called me.personally to ask me to take this down but ya know what.. No thank you.. You messed up and tried to screw a customer. Thats on you.

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Very friendly and helpful. Had to get my brakes looked at before a long trip and they took me in same day and did a thorough check

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“Rex is an honest and stand up professional who helped me select the most reliable components at the cheapest price for my truck.”

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The Neighbor's Kid

The Neighbor's Kid

(14 reviews)

My 2014 Honda Odyssey was making a funny noise from the engine. Erik served me immediately. He…read morediagnosed the problem as low Power Steering fluid. He COULD have recommended a complete overhaul $$$ but-as an honest man he sent to an auto parts store for more fluid. That $7 fixed the problem. Yes-I recommend him! Thanks

This review is for a family member. He brought his daughter's newly renovated 1951 classic car to…read morethis shop for service. When he picked up the vehicle, it immediately started overheating-a mechanical issue that did not exist when he originally dropped it off. He returned the car so the mechanic could correct the overheating, but upon the second pickup, the vehicle was still overheating. Furthermore, the car's rare exterior classic visor was stolen while in the shop's exclusive custody. The visor is valued at $1,000.00, which does not include the additional costs for paint and labor to replace and install it. When he contacted the shop regarding the missing property, they denied the theft occurred on their premises and accused him of lying. Under California law, an automotive repair shop has a legal duty of care (bailment) to protect vehicles left in their possession and is liable for missing property. He has filed a formal grand theft police report and an official complaint with the California Bureau of Automotive Repair. AVOID THIS BUSINESS IF YOU VALUE THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF YOUR VEHICLE!!

Rick's Complete Automotive

Rick's Complete Automotive

(25 reviews)

I have had good work done at Ricks a few years ago and I trusted them. My CEL VSC & TRAC OFF…read morelights would not turn off. A free diagnosis from Autozone indicated a faulty O2 sensor. I brought that paperwork to Ricks and asked them to fix my car and anything else needed. Keith gave me a verbal quote of $695. Again, I trusted them from past service. Agreed to the verbal quote. The O2 sensor was replaced- CEL off. Unfortunately, VSC & TRAC OFF are still on. Rick's doesn't have the equipment to clear those codes/fix this problem on any LEXUS. They suggested I go to a dealer and try to get a free fix on an expired service bulletin/recall- no luck there. I'm happy the CEL is off. I'm disappointed that I didn't get a full fix especially when I was told they are a full service shop that day by 2 different people. Sadly, I should have insisted on a printed quote and I will from now on.

I was happily satisfied having taken two of my vehicles to Rick's Automotive for minor repairs…read more However I felt "ripped off" on my third experience. Keith gave me a verbal quote of up to $700 to replace the rear brake pads & rotors... a bit high I thought. However the final invoice was $400 more! And... the same exact parts were $250 more than at AutoZone or at O'Reilly Auto Parts. I learned an expensive lesson... always get a written estimate! Warranty: Regarding the markup of parts for a that 2 year/24,0000 mile warranty... most manufactures of rotors already offer a lifetime warranty for defects. Written Estimate: Essential to avoid miscommunication. Unless your installing windshield wipers... every single customer that is quoted hundreds of dollars for services should automatically be provided with a written estimate period! Cutting Corners: A reasonable assumption would be one in which auto mechanical repair jobs are inherently associated with areas of safety concerns. What jobs wouldn't be & how does that justify price gouging? Discount: If you suffered a foodborne illness after dining in a restaurant would you accept a discount or complementary meal for your inconvenience?

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