I want to start by saying that I work in customer service myself, so I understand that mistakes happen. I always try to give businesses the opportunity to make things right and don't like giving businesses a hard time unnecessarily. Unfortunately, my experience here reached a point that I found completely unacceptable.
Back in December, my Audi S4 needed several repairs. Out of all the shops in the area, I trusted this business with the work and spent close to 5,000 in totals
They had my vehicle for almost two weeks, which I understood considering the amount of work being performed. However, when I received the car back, it wasn't boosting properly. Eventually, after further inspection, they discovered a charge pipe had not been properly tightened and was loose. My hood was also misaligned and had to be corrected after I returned.
On top of that, my car was returned to me with greasy fingerprints/handprints left on it from the work. By itself, that might seem minor, but combined with the loose charge pipe and misaligned hood, it gave me the impression that there wasn't much attention to detail when my vehicle was being worked on or before it was returned to me.
I overlooked all of these things because mistakes happen and I wanted to give them the opportunity to make things right.
Months later, less than a year after the original repairs, my vehicle began malfunctioning again. I brought it back, and the problems involved components related to the previous work.
I brought up the warranty provided with my original repairs. Initially, the owner told me the warranty only covered parts, despite the warranty language I had on paper stating otherwise. That position was later corrected.
They also wanted me to pay for an additional hose and told me replacing it was "mandatory" before they could complete the warranty work. My question was simple: if replacing this hose is mandatory with this repair, why wasn't it replaced when the work was originally performed in December?
I asked multiple times for the Audi documentation or service information showing that this replacement was mandatory. I was never provided with it.
Instead of simply explaining the technical reasoning behind what I was being charged for, the owner called me "stupid" while I was questioning the additional repair.
That completely changed my opinion of this business.
I'm not an Audi technician. That's exactly why I pay professionals thousands of dollars to work on my vehicle. A customer should be able to ask questions about what they're paying for without being insulted, especially after already spending thousands of dollars with that business.
I overlooked the loose charge pipe. I overlooked the hood alignment. I overlooked my vehicle being returned with greasy fingerprints on it. I gave them multiple opportunities because I understand that mistakes happen. But personally insulting a customer for asking for an explanation and documentation is where I draw the line.
Based on my experience, I genuinely cannot recommend this shop to anyone looking for high-quality repairs, strong attention to detail, accountability, and professional customer service. When you're spending thousands of dollars maintaining a performance vehicle, you should feel confident in both the workmanship and the people you're trusting with it.
If you're particular about your vehicle and expect high-quality work, clear explanations, and professional treatment when something goes wrong, I strongly recommend doing your research and considering other reputable shops before bringing your vehicle here.
I would rather spend more money elsewhere for the peace of mind of knowing my vehicle is being handled carefully and that I can ask questions without being disrespected.
They've permanently lost my business. With making claims and not being able to provide evidence It almost seem like they were lying . Not good business .
I will be attaching the quote of what was done and my messages with Sam who I believe is the owner and what they wanted to charge me again for . I almost felt like I was being lied since he couldn't provide information to what he was telling me. Not good business here. read more