Allen's Automotive

I work at an auto body shop and noticed my car wasn't driving straight. So I took it to one alignment shop and they said they couldn't do it because of a rusted tire rod. So I put it up in the air at my workplace and checked it. I was able to loosen up the camber and caster adjustment in the front and the camber in the rear but I wasn't able to do the toe adjustment in the rear. Just in case I brought it to Allen's for an alignment. Within a day they called me and said they did the alignment. Excited I went and grabbed my car and asked for my alignment sheet and saw that they didn't even touch my camber. I talked to my boss and he said the same thing. I go back the next day ask why the didn't touch my camber and the first thing the guy says is that there isn't a camber adjustment. Now that

I own 1958 Fiat 600 that needed various maintenance issues resolved to get it back in perfect shape. It needed new generator, radiator had to be rebuilt, blown engine head gasket had to be replaced, the horn needed fixing and rear view mirror light was out. Quite a long laundry list and because this was a vintage vehicle some things like rebuilding the radiator took lot more time than anticipated but when it was finally all done I couldn’t be more pleased with the result! My antique Fiat 600 is again in perfect condition ready to compete in the next car show! The office manager, Mark, was coordinating the timeline of the repairs and kept me informed. Jimmy, the owner, was hands on throughout the process and the final price tag for the work was quite reasonable. I highly recommend Allen’s A

Did not have any issues for a while when going here, stopped going here a while back because they lost one of my valve stem caps and refused to replace it. Small thing I know, but I don’t trust people who would do that. That’s not what this review is about anyway, since that is a small thing I wouldn’t want to write about. I had my pads and rotors done by them a while ago, and there was shaking while braking at higher speeds. I didn’t think much of it since I’ve had an issue with my tie rods for a while and planned to get it checked out eventually. This time around I decided to change my pads and rotors myself, and it turns out the actual source of the issue is they simply did the job CARELESSLY and INCORRECTLY. On my front calipers, when replacing the pads you are meant to insert a meta

I don’t know where to begin. Maybe with a few words. A great gem in plain view. A great mechanic, professional, seasoned pro, honest objective pricing. Consistent results. I will only take my vehicles to Allen’s Automotive. Highly, very highly recommend

I'm from Michigan and on a road trip to see our son play hockey in New Jersey. After going out to eat, our car wouldn't start. We got a jump and I headed out to find an Autozone which was close by to see if it was the battery or alternator or ???. Just as I was about to turn down a side street to get to there, I saw Allen's Automotive so I decided to turn in there. What a wise choice it was. It was closing time, and Friday to boot, but Pete and Dean said they would stay a little longer to take a look and see what's up. 15 minutes later I was out the door with a new battery heading to my kids game. Thank you so much for going above and beyond. Highly recommend this place. Support local.......Chad