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Spady's Speed Shop

4.0 (4 reviews)
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Motorcycle repair

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I have been bringing my cars to Bob and Jesse for the past 5 years for all my car maintenance and…read morerepairs. Their pricing is always fair and competitive. I really appreciate their car knowledge and what services are important for my vehicle. They have always been very good at identifying possible issues with my car so that I can properly manage future maintenance and repairs.

The good: 1. You get a decent loaner car while you are…read moregetting screwed. 2. They did NOT steal the $13.50 cash I left in my car (thanks, guys). The bad: They make you spend thousands of dollars unnecessarily and cause other problems while they needlessly replace parts AT TOP DOLLAR. Was told the "eccentric bolts" (I have to wonder if they mean "CONCENTRIC BOLTS"....a bolt with an offset washer welded on) used for the rear alignment were rusted and frozen in the rear control arms. Said that until both the bolts.....AND the control arms were replaced, it would continue to pull to the left. So, I paid over $1000 to replace both, and have them do an alignment. Still pulled to the left. Next they tell me it's from the "crown in the road". This means that the center of a road is higher than the edges, to promote water runoff. Think about that. You're driving on the right, the CENTER, or "crown in the road" is to your left, that should make the car drift to the RIGHT.......but mine went left. They said 2 people road tested the car and each put a dozen miles on it, and couldn't get it to pull either way, said that the car tracks straight. Funny thing was, it had 7.8 miles MORE on the odometer when I picked it up, not 24 miles. Took the car to Mavis Tire, and told them of my plight. They swapped the front wheels so the right was on the left and vice versa, now it doesn't pull at all. I spent over $1000 for NOTHING. The wheel swap was free at Mavis Tire. No matter how "combative" this review may appear to the shop owner, you would think that a place which both sells tires, AND specializes in Japanese cars, would have AT LEAST TRIED swapping the front tires, before making me spend a grand needlessly on "eccentric bolts" new rear control arms, and a $110.00 alignment, especially after an alignment was already done. Also, anyone of NORMAL INTELLIGENCE knows that the "crown in the road" makes a car pull to the RIGHT, not the left. I had new front axles and wheel bearings replaced at a different garage less than 2 months and 1500 mils ago, but still heard a "clank" when I put the car in gear (drive or reverse). All Japanese Imported Auto said the axles were bad and replaced them, another HUGE bill. Two days later, one of the wheel bearings started to make a growling noise. They claim it is not their fault, but this was a new bearing that failed very quickly after they replaced the axles. Dude said, "It's like musical chairs, when the music stops, whoever is closest to a chair gets a seat"......meaning that even though they were the ones who had just replaced the axles, I can't blame them for the bearing failure. Stay away from these incompetent crooks!!!

Nici Automotive Services

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NICI Automotive has done many repairs for me in the last 15 years. All work has been performed top…read morenotch, and at a reasonable price They have done auto routine maintenance, diesel repairs, and many times performance upgrades and Dyno work with excellent end results. Family owned and operated, with customers included as extended family and friends

Nicci Auto has had my 1988 Ford F-150 for five months, and communication throughout the process has…read morebeen extremely difficult. From the beginning, funding was never an issue, and once I was presented with the repair estimate and recommended work, I approved everything with the expectation that the repairs would be completed within a reasonable timeframe. To give credit where it's due, when I first brought the truck in, they successfully diagnosed and repaired an issue that several other shops could not figure out. They got the truck running and driving again very quickly, which I genuinely appreciated. Because of how efficiently they handled the difficult diagnostic issue, I was confident the remaining repairs would be completed in a similar manner. After diagnosing the initial problem, they presented me with a lengthy list of additional recommended repairs. I approved the work, and they opted to keep the truck at the shop to complete everything. I also informed them that I was relying on a rental vehicle in the meantime. While I mentioned there was "no rush," that was intended as courtesy--not an expectation that the truck would sit untouched for months. I understand that staffing shortages can create delays, and the owner explained they have been short-staffed since October. However, as a customer, it is frustrating to see previously accepted jobs continually delayed while newer and smaller jobs appear to move ahead in priority. Over the past five months, my truck has essentially been pushed into storage while work on other vehicles continued. I also understand that sourcing parts for a 1988 truck can take additional time. However, I was informed that one of the major parts they had been waiting on shipped on the 20th of last month, and since then there still appears to have been little to no effort made toward installing it or progressing the repairs. Following the shop's Facebook page and making several visits in person only reinforced the impression that my truck was no longer a priority. The delays have completely derailed my spring and summer plans, and getting updates has felt like pulling teeth. After waiting five months, I reached out to the owner simply asking for a rough timeline on when work might resume. The response I received was that I was welcome to remove the truck from the shop if I could not continue waiting. While I respect their ability to diagnose difficult issues, my overall experience with communication, scheduling, and customer service has been extremely disappointing.

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