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Capizzi Automotive

4.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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James Street Automotive, LLC

James Street Automotive, LLC

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Scott did a great job helping me with my wiper blades. Excellent customer service. Heyread more

I don't want to make this a review that hurts James Street Auto or their future business, because…read moreChad was very nice in interactions. However, I can't say I was totally satisfied with the outcome of my two trips to James Street Auto. On the first trip, I had a tie rod fail on me. I had it towed to James Street after a fair quote on price and timeline. I realize Chad does't have a huge staff and he's basically running the place on his own, but he did not keep me informed throughout the process very well. It took about a week and a half, which was much longer than he had said in our first conversation. The work seemed good and the price was VERY fair. Despite the timing, I was happy. He warned me my ball joints had some movement but he wouldn't worry about them right now. He failed to have the wheels aligned correctly the first time due to this. As I left, that same day my alternator failed. I needed up replacing this myself to avoid further cost. I chalked it up to coincidence. Then about a month or two later, a ball joint failed. Chad had warned me, so I wasn't too surprised. I had my car towed to James Street Auto again. This time the quotes for parts were just as fair as the first time. However, the labor was much higher. He replaced all of the ball joints and a sleeve on a tie rod that had been damaged in the process. Again, communication was poor. To get updates, I was forced to call and ask. My car was there for over two weeks. As he got the wheels aligned this time, a coolant hose blew out of the intake and sprayed coolant everywhere. (again, this was when they still had the car). To replace the intake he quoted me at $400 for the part (I searched the same brand and kit he mentioned and it retailed for $150) and 5 hours of labor but he also said he could try to epoxy the hose back for just an hours labor and it may hold. If not, we would just have to pay to replace the intake. I had him try the epoxy. I picked up the car and drove it away and it was running poorly. It was missing as I drove. I took it to an out of town mechanic I used all the time when I lived further north. They found the intake was still leaking, so the epoxy had not held. They replaced the intake for the cost of the part (150) and 2 hours of labor. A fraction of what I was quoted at james street. As for the "missing" on the engine, the epoxy had leaked into where the spark plugs are housed, so I had to have all the caps replaced. It's all a very unfortunate situation. Chad was very nice, but I never left his shop without having further problems - yes, my car has over 150,000 miles, but I've had much better experience elsewhere. He is very fair on pricing parts, but the labor seems to be quoted high.

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