Precision Drivelines Complete Auto Repair

"Took my car in and they said it was a sensor issue. They called me and said my car was on empty so they could not test drive after fixing it. I told them that was impossible because I filled up right before coming there. I told them it must be a sensor issue and I did not have that problem before I took it there. My car was reading just fine. The mechanic accused us of lying. My husband went and got a gas can to put some gas in and it would only take 2 gallons because there was so much gas in it. They then said they can’t fix it because it’s electrical. Now they sent us to another place to pay money for an issue that magically came up after my car was there."

"For starters, the services provided was a bit steep on price. I brought them the center section of my irs for a rebuild and lower gear set. The IRS is out of a 99 mustang which uses the same gear set as a standard SRA ford set up, but being that the housing is aluminum, the installation process is slightly different along with the backlash (aluminum expansion, no crush slave, etc) The car has about 1500 miles on it over the past few years and the backlash is ridiculously off since the install. While I dont normally do gear sets (nor do I have the tools to do so currently), I know how to diagnose issues as I have a long and extensive background in automotive work. $1200 for replacing gears that last 1500 miles is garbage. The price wasn't my concern, since getting the tools to do the job once or twice in a decade to save a few dollars wasn't practical... but not being done right is frustrating. I have not contacted them directly, hopefully they will contact me and make it right. I will gladly change my review if the work is done properly."

"Oh boy, where do I get started with these guys, probably the biggest group of crooks I've ever had the displeasure to come across. Let's begin with my original engine, I brought in my Subaru that I recently purchased for some routine maintenance. I provided OEM parts for the job (head gaskets & timing belt) that I bought from the Subaru dealership brand new. First mistake. My brand new OEM timing belt snapped while I was driving to work, first red flag, and I should of stopped doing business right then and there. I brought the car back and of course they were not going to do anything for me since I provided the parts. Just very strange an OEM belt would snap like that unless it was installed incorrectly which it probably was. I was scammed into getting a "new" engine. I had that engine for a week before it lost compression, my guess is that that they just replaced the timing belt on my old engine and called it good. A new engine should not experience a loss of compression, that is catastrophic engine failure. Very odd. I bring it back in again, after Frank the owner gave me a hard time about it. I get my THIRD engine in and it pissed oil everywhere, all over the driveway and everything. The rear main seal was bad, something that should of been taken care of on the first engine swap, or at least brought to my attention. So they charged me more for that even though they could've easily of replaced it while the engine was already out. Even after they did the main seal the "new engine" was burning about a quart of oil a week which is also something the refuse to even look at, now the engine is misfiring and is borderline unsafe to drive. The "mechanic" Mike told me the car is gonna do what it wants to do, what type of excuse is that, Mike also told me that a misfiring engine is not unsafe. Crazy stuff being told by these scammers at Precision Auto, if you need window tint or a flat tire fixed, these are your guys, other than that do yourself a favor and find a company that actually knows that they're doing and honors their warranties. This shop is not honoring it's warranty and gave me back a badly misfiring dangerous engine. I am currently in the process of suing the company to get a least some of my money back."

"Frank and his crew are great! He's super attentive to his customer's inquiries and requests. I appreciate how swift the work is and I don't feel like I'm getting gouged in the pocketbook. I used to go to another shop in town, but they turned out to be rude and treated me terribly and lost a lot of my business as well as my family and friends. Now I'm telling everyone I know to go see Frank for their automotive needs. Recent work includes: - Replacing a catalytic converter - Adding new tail pipes - Shimming my axle after a lift kit was installed."

"Frank and Mike are great people. Frank helped me out big time with my 2000 dodge ram 1500 long bed . Great price, replace my ring and pinion, spider gear, all wheel bearing and seal, redid my brake hardware, center bearing on the drive line, and wheels studs on the rear axle. And they got it all done in a day in half. So once again thank you to MIKE AND FRANK"