RSW Sets the Standard for European Auto Repair…read more I can't say enough great things about RSW! They did an outstanding job repairing my BMW -- truly first-class service from start to finish. The entire team is attentive, professional, and quick to respond. Derek kept me updated every step of the way with clear, thorough communication and accurate estimates (no surprises, which I really appreciated). Their guest lounge is also the nicest I've ever experienced at any auto repair shop -- spotless, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed. RSW sets the bar high for quality, integrity, and customer care. Highly recommend them to any European car owner!

Horrible, awful experience with RSW! This is a long review, but I wanted to provide enough details…read moreto show how bad of a business this is. I went in for an AC fix (no cold air). I told them upfront that I had already recharged the refrigerant. They charged me $400 to diagnose the AC issue by vacuuming and recharging the refrigerant, despite me telling them I had already done so. Their "master technician" said that the AC compressor had melted on the inside, and that I needed the compressor, condenser, and evaporator all replaced for almost $5000. They said they also found a coolant leak, and replaced the coolant expansion tank for the high-temperature circuit. After replacing that expansion tank, they say they ran a pressure test, which showed a new leak that is, and I quote, "gushing coolant". They wanted to charge $1600 now to replace the radiator. I tell them not to do any more work (they had only recharged the AC system and replaced the coolant expansion tank at this point), and that I would be taking the car home as-is. I was warned that I "wouldn't be able to make it down the road without overheating and potentially destroying my engine". They made me sign an "unsafe vehicle" waiver. I turned the car on, saw no leak, and drove home just fine. The temperature did not deviate from normal. At home, I saw that not only was the high-temp expansion tank full of coolant, but they overfilled it. I drained it to the appropriate level, ran the car for a bit, and again found no temperature issues. However, I noticed the low-temp expansion tank had no coolant in it. I filled it, then saw coolant leaking from the low-temp radiator and where the coolant hose meets the expansion tank. I took both expansion tanks out, and re-installed. This fixed the leak between the expansion tank and the connecting tube (obviously didn't fix the leak in the low-temp radiator). I replaced the low-temp radiator myself, which resulted in the low-temp coolant circuit now holding coolant properly. Tada, my AC works perfectly! Turns out that when the low-temp coolant circuit runs dry, the compressor won't turn on (to protect itself). To put the cherry on top, I did a pressure test on the high-temp expansion tank that they replaced (I made sure to get the replaced part back). It did not leak, meaning it never needed to be replaced at all. So to recap, I paid $1300 for them to replace a completely functional part, recharge a just-charged AC line, and not solve anything. Meanwhile, they tried to charge me an additional $6300+ to replace the compressor, condenser, evaporator, and high-temperature radiator, when in reality, NONE of those parts where faulty. All of the above is purely fact-based. The following is my analysis. It seems there are two possibilities: either they repeatedly failed to correctly diagnose and address the issues, opting instead to replace parts indiscriminately, or they deliberately attempted to exploit the situation for financial gain. Here are things that just don't add up: - How did they come to the conclusion that my compressor was broken, and destroyed the entirety of the AC system with it? (it hadn't) - Why did they replace parts in the high-temp coolant system, which had zero relation to the AC system and low-temp coolant circuit? - I believe when they replaced the high-temp expansion tank, they pulled on the low-temp expansion tank connecting tube, which created an additional leak (I fixed by just re-attaching). - Why did they believe there was an issue with the high-temp coolant circuit to begin with? Anybody with two eyes would be able to open the high-temp expansion tank cap, and see it was full and not decreasing. - If they replaced the high-temp expansion tank and then ran a pressure test, how did that result in a pressure-induced leak in the low-temp radiator? Those systems aren't connected. All I can say is that I would never, ever give RSW my business again. I attached a picture of the overfilled high-temp coolant tank, and the hole in the low-temp radiator.

Too high priced I gave them a shot on an electrical repair…read more They had the vehicle for 3 days, did the job well but price was significantly higher than expected and searchable estimates from like companies

Had a problem and reached out to Bauer Automotive. Got a quick response and brought my vehicle in,…read morethey gave me a proper diagnosis and fixed my baby up fast. Great crew, will definitely be going back. If you have any problem with your vehicles, Bauer is the place to go.

Service and work quality is great. It's hard to find a real mechanic these days. He rebuilt the…read moretransmission in our truck and when finished instead of just saying he's done, he test drove it and didn't like the way it shifted so changed more parts and it shifts better than when it was brand new. It is a 2019 Chevy 3500 with the Allison.

My transmission went out while in was in New Jersey visiting my daughter. They got me back on the…read moreroad within 3 days. Thank you to the owner and everyone that works there.

Best mechanic in New Jersey hands down! Scott & Gary are both stand up guys I highly recommend.read more

No cars in the lot but still to busy to inspect a car maybe 10 mins tops take longer to pay for it…read morethen do it used to go all the time maybe its time to go some where else

As a mechanic for my personal vehicles (and the go to for my family and friends vehicles), I have…read morebeen working on cars for the last 22 years and have done almost everything (transmissions, clutches, timing belts, superchargers, suspension). However, at times I don't have all of the necessary equipment and find it very difficult to find a reputable shop that's honest, fairly priced, knowledgeable, fast, and easy to work with. I finally found one, Ed is fantastic, excellent service, highly recommended. Thanks Ed!

I had my brakes replaced at the beginning of the year. My car started to shake when I brake about 6…read moremonths later. I thought my rotors were warped which didn't make sense only after 6 months of driving. I discovered they snapped the rotor bolts in both front wheels and didn't bother to extracted them. The rotors were basically held on by the wheels. I have to replaced my brakes again and had to get someone else to remove the broken bolts. Ended up costing me so much more. I don't recommend Haggan Tire. This is why car mechanics get a bad reputation. I will never go back there again.

My son recommended me this place and they are nice people, every time I bring my car for an oil…read morechange they working good and fast.

I have been using Spar auto for years and have nothing but positive things to say about them. I…read morehave brought my car in for all different sorts of abnormal noises or possible problems and they have diagnosed proficiently and fixed it. The price was also reasonable. The owner is very nice as well. Hard to find a good mechanic and they are trustworthy.

Got a state inspection and a slow leak repair on my Mercedes…read more These guys are fast, affordable (and I mean affordable--unlike Mavis, Midas, or Firestone, they don't try to scam you. Really honest and trustworthy shop), and no BS. Loved it!

I wish I knew about this place a long time ago! I would have saved money and aggravation. Jay is…read moreoutstanding and a pleasure to deal with. He's also totally honest and his prices are reasonable. Kudos Jay!!!

So an update here - as mentioned in my previous review, I am a youtube trained mechanic…read more My 2016 WRX air conditioning died on me. I did what I knew how to do, replaced o rings, recharged it etc, and that kept it going a little longer, but eventually it just went kaputski. Call early on a Thursday morning to say that I want to bring the car in, but need it back in time to take a road trip next week. Drop off 8am. By 9am I have a diagnosis. It's a bad diagnosis, but it's accurate - my compressor died. They get the part and have it done and ready for pickup by 12:30 the same day. Is their rate a little higher than some other shops? Sure. But you can have your choice of two of the three: cheap, fast, good. These guys are fast and good. I can't sing these folks praises enough - and as someone who loves my car, I do not trust it to many places preferring to do maintenance and simple fixes myself. Gary and his team are amazing.

I've never had an issue here. Found this shop by accident. I've found service to to be prompt,…read morehonest, and fairly priced. They get me in quick, so much better than the dealers. Employees are nice. Zero concerns, thanks!