USA AUTO REPAIR

"My "reliable" sedan decided to cosplay as a submarine after a surprise downpour. This shop didn't just fix the leaky sunroof, they found and plugged the hidden culprit – a rogue car wash token wedged in the drainage. Sherlock Holmes of auto repair, these guys are. Plus, free shuttle service saved me from puddle-hopping misery."

"I had an emergency with my car's exhaust system, and I was relieved to find this auto repair shop open on a weekend. They quickly identified the issue, replaced the damaged parts, and got me back on the road safely."

"After being disappointed with other mechanics, I stumbled upon this hidden gem of an auto repair shop. Excellent craftsmanship and fair prices."

"I have used this shop for a long time starting when Felix was the owner. After the new owner Slava bought this business, I found him very professional with great diagnostic skills and reasonable prices. I used to take all my three cars here for everything from oil change and inspections to figuring out the unusual noise from the front of the vehicle and replacing the bearings. I was totally satisfied with the job done and Slava’s attitude. Now Slava bought a second shop in Holmesburg and spends most of his time there leaving this business in the hands of a “manager” by name Igor. Looks like this “manager” makes the whole business look very bad. My wife DROVE a car to the shop in the morning with a symptom of intermittent failing to start even with a new battery. However, the car would start from a jumper. So the car was drivable. My wife left the car in the shop. Igor called later and said that a relay was faulty and had to be replaced. $19. We agreed. Igor called in the afternoon saying that a starter had to be replaced as well. $350. We agreed. Next morning I called the shop and Igor told me that something else was not working, that it was a complicated electrical failure and it required more diagnostic. I requested for Slava to take a look at my car and to diagnose it and to tell me what exactly was not working. Igor told me that Slava was not available. I called the other shop in Holmesburg but the mechanic told me that Slava was not there. We needed the car badly, so I called back and asked Igor to put back my original starter and my original relay, so I could drive to another shop of my choice. Igor told me that it would take much time to put my parts back into the car and that I could just take the car with replaced part at no charge but the car WON’T start at all. Imagine. The car drove in on its own, got two parts replaced which turned out to be the good parts, and now it won’t start! I called Slava to find out if he knew about my car and Slava, unfortunately, backed up his “manager” Igor. I arranged for a tow truck to take my car to another mechanic. This guy confirmed that the car was dead. He found a vandalized fuse box under the hood. He also mentioned that in his opinion a novice was working on the car taking apart what was not supposed to be touched with this repair. After agreeing to replace the fuse box, the mechanic diagnosed the original problem to a faulty ignition switch! Can you believe? With the towing, diagnostics, fuse box replacement and ignition switch replacement the total came out at $958. Ignition switch, Igor! Ignition switch! For $1,000."

"The car was serviced in this shop. employees recommended amsoil products. the car began to work much quieter on ams oil. plus served a / c system. knowledgeable staff, quality service, reasonable prices. I recommend."