We’re proud to be New York’s leading 5-star repair facility. Our location houses over $60,000 in diagnostic equipment, meaning that we can run data logs, program keys, work with both new and used modules, and activate any components in question.
Some of the 5-star repair services we feature include:
Brake services
Engine service
We’re proud to be New York’s leading 5-star repair facility. Our location houses over $60,000 in diagnostic equipment, meaning that we can run data logs, program keys, work with both new and used modules, and activate any components in question.
Some of the 5-star repair services we feature include:
Brake services
Engine service and repair
Transmission service and repair
Electrical systems service and repair
Steering and suspension services
Heating and cooling services
Service on alternators, starters, and ignition
Cooling system repair
Water pumps
Repair of fuel pumps and lines
For your reference, a few of the preventative maintenance services that we recommend to our clients include:
Oil, lube, and filter change
Tire rotation
Brake and transmission fluid replacement
Clean fuel injector
Air filter inspection and replacement
Transmission inspection
Radiator inspection and service
Fan and belt inspection and replacement
Vehicle inspection
Tune-up
Air conditioning service
Battery inspection
Factory scheduled maintenance
...more
I brought my Range Rover in for diagnostics and a repair quote. When I politely asked for clarification on certain billing items, the service advisor (Tony Lesko) became increasingly abrasive and ultimately refused to continue working on my vehicle. I was instructed to pick it up immediately and pay only for diagnostics, which I did.
At pickup, after I paid and signed only the receipt, I documented my vehicle with photos and video.
*** While I was seated inside my car preparing to leave, the service advisor came out of the building, banged on my driver-side window, and then reached his arm inside my vehicle, multiple times, without my consent in an attempt to honk the horn, while continuing to make aggressive remarks.***
This behavior was intimidating, unprofessional, and completely inappropriate. The interaction was recorded.
While on the premises, I also noticed that a brake warning light was illuminated, which had not been present prior to bringing the vehicle to the shop. That raised serious safety concerns for me.
For clarity: tampering with a motor vehicle or interfering with its operation can constitute a felony under New York law. I am not making an accusation, but given the conduct and the vehicle condition upon release, this was alarming and unacceptable.
Customers should be able to ask billing questions without being subjected to intimidation or physical boundary violations. I have filed formal complaints with the appropriate agencies and would not return.