Echelon Autosports

"Took my 911 in for PPF . John does a great job explaining their product , options and applications . Their shop is amazing and you can tell the pride the team has for their customers. Echelon team did a great job and I appreciate John’s extra work and his team for taking care of my vehicle . Thank you guys!"

"Echelon does excellent work. We had ceramic coating done on both of our vehicles and PPF applied to our truck. John is great with communication before, during, and after. Great pricing and easy to work with. I highly recommend Echelon they do premium work on premium vehicles."

"The whole team at Echelon auto sports is first class! I had my 2023 Tundra Capstone wrapped in Satin PPF absolutely beautiful. A month after I had it done a huge gate slammed into the side of my truck. Luckily the PPF did its job and they were able to replace the panel and there wasn’t a single scratch on the paint. Echelon is the best in town."

"I just took my car for a paint correction, PPF and a ceramic coating and it came out amazing! I highly recommend the pros at Echelon for any of these services and more."

"I have to add a disclaimer that EA did not directly wrap my BMW I8. They wrapped it for the person I bought it from a few months before I bought it. Because the car was wrapped, I was concerned about the condition of the paint underneath, so I called EA before purchasing, and they remembered the car and said the condition of the paint was excellent. Because of their 5 star reviews, I took their word for it. That was a mistake. A few months later I decided to take the wrap off and go with it's natural black/Charcoal color. Removing the wrap was very easy, but when I got to the rear quarter panel and peeled it back, I was horrified to see a huge scratch, and a huge area where the scratch was sanded down. I have pictures showing the progression of this removal, so you will know for certain the damage did not occur while I had the car (The wrap would have been visibly shredded had that happened). I felt burned because there is no way on earth that shop could have seen that rear quarter panel, and not known it, in fact the fact it was sanded down, I'm guessing, is because wrap is so thin and tight, that the deep scratch would have shown through it, so sanding it down might make the paint horribly ugly, but it would allow for a clean wrap. The original owner of the car denied any scratch like this ever existed, and with EA saying it was in excellent condition, they too will deny this scratch ever existed, but it's a fact that this scratch existed. These pictures will show during the removal how incredibly clean the rear quarter panel looked with the wrap on it, and how horribly awful it was after removing. FYI, a hair dryer and my hands were all that were needed for removal, there was nothing abrasive I had that could possibly have created this scratch. The most frustrating part is knowing for sure EA wasn't telling the truth, and not knowing if the previous owner was in on the cover up too. Somebody at EA saw this."