Superior Automotive
My husband took my 1965 Mustang there for an alignment and wheel balancing. Was told my driver’s side tie rods wouldn’t hold an adjustment and I’d need new inner and outer tie rod ends and a sleeve for that side. They quoted some $200 to just replace the driver’s side inner and outer tie rods, plus the $100 or so for the alignment. Typical service. Totally expected based on the age of the car, except… Whenever you talk front end part replacement, you do both sides, not just one. Here’s where it went bad… 🚩: Said I had to supply my own parts. Like bringing my own eggs to the diner. 🚩: They did the wheel balancing, despite no alignment being done. Wheel balancing comes after an alignment. Charged $75. 🚩: They let my husband drive the car home with a loose bolt on the driver’s side tie rod sleeve. Dangerous. That bolt and sleeve were tight the week before (I was working on the exhaust fabrication on a lift and checked for play). 🚩: They left huge grease stains on my floor mat and front bumper and the rubber on the brake pedal was loose and fell off. I spent a lot of time and money on this interior. Hell no, you will not disrespect it. 🚩: No one answered my husband’s reply texts and photos about the grease stains. If you don’t have knowledgeable staff to work on a classic car, then don’t accept work on a classic car. Simple as that. I wouldn’t even take my Huffy to you guys. Probably come back with a greasy seat and all the bolts loose, but I bet the tires would be balanced! Don’t go here. There are better shops in the area, even for your newer cars and daily drivers.