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2 years ago

Came out day of to swap out my alternator at my place; good prices, good work. Will definitely see him again.

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This review is based on help I received online alone which is why I am not giving a full five…read morestars. I posted in a local pleasant ridge group for recommendations for mechanics along with specific issues my car was having. Multiple people recommended this shop, but it did not have immediate availability. Kyle Donovan commented on my post accessing the issue as well as offering different solutions for it. It was like having your own chat bot! Just on that service alone I will check out this place in the future! Top notch customer service!

I've been a customer here for several years, but an inflated estimate has me looking elsewhere…read moregoing forward. Got a timing belt estimate here that came in at just over $4,000, more than double what two other shops quoted me for the same job (around $1,600 each), and neither of those quotes lumped in unrelated work. A few things left me scratching my head: Spark plug replacement (~$520) was bundled into the timing belt job automatically, just because it falls at the same mileage interval, not because it was requested or related to the actual repair. An "Inspect Valve Lash" charge ($253.90) was billed as a separate labor line, despite overlapping with the teardown already being done for the belt job. A "Convenience Fee" ($112.89) was added on top of a separate "Job Supplies" fee ($86.43). I have no idea what these charges would consist of. Parts pricing on the spark plugs and water pump came in noticeably above typical market rates, even accounting for OEM brands. This is a genuinely expensive job on this engine (considering my car is over 21 years old ), and I don't have an issue with using OEM parts. But between the unrelated add-on work, the inspection charge, and the stacked fees, a significant chunk of this estimate had nothing to do with the actual timing belt repair. Their estimate had an option to text with questions. I send some questions for clarification four days ago and I have not heard back. After years of bringing my vehicles here, this estimate has got me shopping around for a new regular shop. Something has changed. I hope betting $2400 at the risk of losing a long-term customer was worth it.

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