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    We had a wonderful experience at Saskatoon Auto Connection. We were in the decision process of…read moretrading in our truck or making some needed repairs. After test driving a wonderful vehicle and also considering trade in value and repairs we decided to maintain our current vehicle. Every step of the way the team was transparent and easy to talk to. They did not try to sway us in one way or another, just provided the facts. Each of our truck repairs was completed with great communication and providing information. I felt assured we were making informed choices and I was provided updates every step of the way. We will certainly utilize Auto Connection in the future.

    I brought my vehicle in to have the driver's side door window installed. I had already supplied the…read morereplacement window. During the repair, I was told that the window regulator was broken. I do not believe that conclusion was adequately supported. The original window had been shattered, but the regulator itself appeared intact. There are also repair instructions available for this model showing that proper access to the regulator requires removal of the exterior door panel. My concern is that the repair was being attempted without removing that panel. I personally observed the work being carried out this way. I tried to explain the procedure I understood to be required, but my information was dismissed rather than considered. With an uncommon vehicle such as this, it is entirely possible for an owner who has researched the repair to have useful information about the procedure. I would have appreciated a more collaborative approach, particularly before concluding that an additional component was defective. The interaction with the technician also became unnecessarily dismissive. I was left with the impression that the focus had shifted from determining how the repair could be completed properly to defending the original assessment. Ultimately, I had to drive home in the rain with the driver's window completely missing and the replacement glass sitting loose in the passenger area. I was particularly concerned about the safety of transporting a large piece of glass in that manner, especially in the event of a collision. My concern is not simply that the repair was unsuccessful. Repairs do not always go as planned. My concern is that I observed an attempt to complete the repair without removing the panel necessary to properly access the regulator, while the information I provided about the procedure was dismissed. I believe the situation could have been handled much more professionally by reconsidering the repair procedure, verifying whether the regulator was actually defective, and ensuring the vehicle was left in a safe condition before I departed.

    Adam's Active Auto Wrecking - 2006 subrame

    Adam's Active Auto Wrecking

    (6 reviews)

    This auto company is a place you should run away from. Bought a headlamp from this guys and he…read moreliterally sold a defective one to me at double the price original used OEM sold in the market. Visited the office to get replacement or cash return, he wouldn't accept any. told me it was 30 days return but my receipt shows otherwise and no written 30 days warranty. I spent additional funds to buy a new headlamp, plus the previous mechanic cost that found out the defective lamp, and cost for new installation plus several bulbs procured trying to find solution. Now I have defective lamp in my garage that I cannot sell or use and I even pleaded for half my payment, this dude rejected all. Ripping people off their hard earn cash is unprofessional and this company must face the consequences. Immigrants given opportunity in Canada should not take advantage of the liberal people in Saskatoon and try to swindle at any cost. A sold defective part should be returned and warranty must be clearly spelt out on the sales invoice and not mislead the people. I will be reporting the business to relevant authorities as equity is important to sustain this business. Illicit practice is unacceptable regardless of the nature of your business especially if a Country has given you an opportunity to thrive...I will extend this conversation to reddit, Facebook and other relevant Bloggs. same experiences have bn reported by people as shown in the comment section.

    I was looking for a 2006 ford subframe. They pulled out a 2010 subframe. And sold it to me. I went…read moreto put it into the 2006 Ford. My mechanic says it wouldn't fit. I called him back said you gave me the wrong subframe and I want a refund. They said it's been over 30 days we can't give your a refund. I said you sold me the wrong part that turned out to cost me an extra $500 when the mechanic took out the subframe. He had to put it back in the vehicle. So he could get it off his hoist. The transmission sits on the subframe. These guys are in a process of a lawsuit right now. Do not by your parts from these guys. These guys are a total joke. They will not be in business in the next few years.

    Quicksilver Auto Accessories - autopartssupplies - Updated October 2026

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