High Road Automotive

"I recently just purchased a used low mileage ( 57,220 miles ) 2016 Ram 1500 with the 5.7L Hemi engine , and I was scared I could have potentially bought a lemon with only a limited 90 day or 4,000 mile warranty , because of a ticking sound I heard from the truck. So I was doing my research online , and saw these trucks have issues with breaking the bolts of the OEM exhaust manifold and the manifolds are prone to warping. I was looking for a pair of used headers on offerup and came across a page listed with plenty of hemi parts including a pair of used manifolds that I thought would fit my truck. I looked up the phone number on the offer up page and it led me to find his shop in sunrise. I had the opportunity to meet John and explain to him that I recently purchased the truck and was worried about that rattle/tick sound I kept hearing and he went out of his way while he was working on a customers engine to come look at my truck and he told me it wasn't the lifters or cam issue , but possibly broken bolts on the manifold , and that upon doing the labor to inspect the manifold we can run into an issue that one of the bolts could be broken inside of the head and the only way to repair that would be to actually take the head off the truck to repair. He advised me it wasn't a big issue , to stay on top of the oil change intervals , use the right oil , that the engine sounded good and that the rest of the truck was in good shape to wait when it's time for a full rebuild to fix the manifold issue with some headers. Afterwards , he gave me a tour around his shop letting me see the operation of how things work and the attention to detail that goes into each customers vehicle. He is a honest mechanic and loves what he does I could tell upon meeting him , if your looking for the right person for to work on your Hemi or anything Mopar this is the guy right here. I grew up around mechanics most of my life and John has the traits and character of the mechanics of old that are few and far between , the type of mechanics that believe in earning the trust of their customers by the honest and quality work they do for them in order to earn their trust in the first place."

"Highly recommend this place, great customer service. I had John diagnose the problem and he got right to it. Definitely recommend if you have a mopar Charger challenger or any problems with your engine on your car."

"Stay away from the mechanic named “Ricky” at all costs. Beware, he will take your hard earned money and run with it. Ricky is unprofessional, sleazy, rude, disrespectful, always late, doesn’t pay attention to detail, and doesn’t have the customers best interests at heart. Ricky is simply a person who will take advantage of others to make a quick buck. Ricky does not follow through with his word, will not hesitate to make false promises, falls short on his commitments and responsibilities, he will also treat your car like trash in the process of carrying out any work “that he may tell you that he is doing on it”; however, there’s a good chance that Ricky didn’t work on everything he says he did and will be happy to charge you for the work he actually didn’t do. Ricky is a sad misrepresentation of what a professional mechanic is."

"John was the person that helped me out, and I couldn't believe how this business had no 5 star reviews when he was done working on my truck. I have a 5.7 hemi that was having lifter/cam problems. I was getting quoted outrageous prices for just a cam/lifter change. John not only fixed that problem, but he rebuilt my whole engine for a very fair price. I also brought him a compressor and other parts that I asked him to install while the engine was out, and he installed them at no extra charge. When I asked him why he doesn't have any reviews he says "we just want to help people out and do a good job". My advice, if you have a car/truck that they are able to work on, take it to them. Not only will you not break the bank but you can trust the work was done by someone who actually cares."