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Bumper2Bumper Automotive

4.5 (2 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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8 months ago

Excellent l, great service! Quality work! Service done right! Luis is great! On time as well!

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Tyler, Chris, Sway and the entire ISW crew are phenomenal!…read more Excellent group of techs and just overall great dudes to boot. Tyler has taken care of me a few times so far and has always been completely honest (unfortunately a trait that seems hard to come-by these days) and surely loves his craft. Also has very fair pricing to boot. I would not hesitate to bring him and the rest of ISW any of my cars, Euro or not. Hell, I drove a bit over 2 hours just to get to him cause of the amazing work he does. ISW's workmanship, experience, honesty and overall value is definitely making them my go-to shop. They even have meets for local car groups! Definitely not something every performance oriented shop does. Whether it's performance related or just boring general repairs, I seriously wouldn't hesitate bringing my car to ISW.

I can't say enough good things about this shop. After accidentally driving over a mound of ice…read morefollowing a snowstorm, my car started making a grinding noise whenever I turned. I was worried it might be something serious, so I brought it in to have it checked out. They took the time to inspect everything and initially ordered a part they thought was needed. When that part turned out to be incorrect, instead of pushing for extra work or costs, they found another way to fix the issue and completely resolved the problem. What really stood out to me was their honesty and integrity: they didn't charge me anything. Not for the repair, not for labor, nothing. I even offered to pay or at least bring lunch as a thank you, and they just were happy they could help me. It's rare to find people who are this genuine and customer-focused. If you're looking for a trustworthy, skilled, and kind mechanic, I highly recommend them. They've definitely earned my business going forward!

CSO Radio

CSO Radio

(3 reviews)

Dennis went out of his way to fit me in the schedule. Very much appreciated the great service today!read more

I purchased a jump seat for our 2016 Chrysler Town and Country van from CSO radio in July 2020. The…read moretotal cost including shipping was $685. The seat shipped quickly and we had it installed by a local auto conversion company. If you live in the Lakewood, NJ area, CSO will install the seat for $775 (seat and install). The jump seat isn't perfect. The main drawback is that once installed, the captains chairs no longer tilt forward to increase access to the back row. I understood when I bought the jump seat that we would be giving up the option for stow and go, but I didn't realize the captains chairs wouldn't flip up at all. The back rest does fold forward, but the seat does not flip up like it used to. It's a pretty tight fit to squeeze through to the back row, but thankfully all my kids are pretty little and so far this hasn't been a big problem. The second issue is the jump seat backrest. While the bottom seat portion fits perfectly flush with the two captains chairs, the backrest is significantly narrower than the space between the two chairs, creating gaps on either side. I don't understand why they designed the backrest to be so narrow, but maybe it has something to do with how it fits into other vehicles (since the seat is not specifically designed for the town and country). More importantly, the narrow backrest has a certain flimsiness to it that I find concerning. We have a rear facing car seat base buckled into it, so it doesn't matter right now, but without a rear facing seat I would hesitate to put a child there. It just doesn't seem safe. We initially tried putting one of our forward facing car seats there and while the lap belt made it feel secure on bottom, I'm not convinced the back rest of the jump seat would provide enough resistance in the event of a crash. The third problem is that the lap belt arrived about 3ft longer than it should have been. It's possible that this is an install issue, but our installer said he followed the directions exactly and it resulted in a lap belt that would only tighten enough to accommodate a 400lb male. We had to pay to get the lap belt cut and re-sown. All that said, the jump seat is a pretty low cost solution to the problem of outgrowing our minivan. With the arrival of our 6th child, we thought we would have to purchase a new van - either an 8 seater minivan or a larger passenger van. Even if we bought a used 8 seater minivan, the taxes alone on the purchase would come out to more than we spent on this jump seat. For around $1000 including install, we purchased the opportunity to keep the minivan we already have for at least the next 18mo to 2 years, if not longer. Seems worth it to me!

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