S & I 4632 Quincy Street, Metairie, LA 70006

"We were driving and pulling a UHaul trailer from Texas to Georgia when the check engine light came on just before 5 pm as we were passing through New Orleans. To make matters worse it was Labor Day. Luckily S&I was open that day and until 6 pm. The owner was so kind and took pity on us. He ran a computer check of our truck engine and eventually replaced a belt. He didn’t have the belt at his garage and personally drove to a supply store to buy it. The cost for parts and labor was very reasonable. He could have justifiably charged much more for the emergency repair. Within a couple of hours we were once again headed for Georgia. Without S&I, our trip would have been delayed at least a day and we would have missed our daughter’s scheduled move in to her dorm at college. Such kindness is in very short supply nowadays and we will be forever grateful."

"The guys are very friendly and knowledgeable. I brought the car in for an a/c problem. Not only did they do the repairs but, told me I needed an oil change and two front tires. They are very thorough and the price was right."

"Do not use! Predatory! Repair shops are for profit as they should be, it's skilled labor. However, S&I takes advantage of people and price gouges! We went in to get an estimate and diagnostics for a new A/C. The initial charge was $200+ to say the compressor was out (we knew that prior) then quoted for $2,000 for further work to replace the compressor/dryer/etc. Already have quotes for $800 for work under warranty with no added charge for initial tests. Bad people taking advantage of a miserable heat wave."

"Got the my truck in and out in one day even with a complicated repair. The staff is awesome and prices are good too. 10/10 would use and recommend"

"I was not pleased with the service I received. I was called and was told my car had a diagnostic and I needed a special freon due to make of my car. I paid over $500. I rode my car for three days and the AC went out again. I called and he asked me to bring the car in, which would mean more more money. I decided to bring it elsewhere and it ended up being the compressor. Glad I didn't go back, but out of $500."