Tyrone32 LLC

i went to here for an annual inspection, the owner told me the four tires and rear brakes all need to be replaced. she gave me a quote of $1800.

Orlando is a great guy and mechanic. I take my car here exclusively. I told Orlando I was taking a big trip to upstate New York, and we wanted to ensure the vehicle was in good shape for the drive. Orlando checked it out and told me it was all excellent; the total cost: $0. I tipped him $20 for the effort, but still, he didn't expect anything. I appreciated that.

I wound up going to Tyrone32 after my wife and I asked all our local contacts about who they recommend, and 2 people had great reviews about Tyrone32. I went to Google and all their reviews were 5 stars, Someone always responded to those reviews, which is was good sign. The shop I would previously take our van to was ok, but their customers are people that are just trying to patch up their cars to keep it going for another year. Their prices are cheap, but they never seemed to fix anything to last. I had gone back to Natal on Bailey Avenue the last couple of times my van needed repairs They charged a lot though, often more than what a dealership would charge, but I paid it anyway because I like keeping my cars for many years and they did good work. The last car we had lasted 20 years. I

Quite disappointing experience. The stars are for promptness and professional manners, but I felt they tried to upsell me. They quoted me $1000 for replacement of brake discs and pads on all 4 wheels. The parts cost under $200 online across the board, so I shopped around for cheaper service. Another well reviewed shop quoted me $700. Personally, I doubt that the difference in quality of parts and workmanship is so big. But most importantly, the other guys took the wheels off in front of me and concluded that the brakes needed replacement only on the front wheels. I saved hundreds by going with them even after paying Tyrone32 full price for the diagnostics.

Great mechanic shop. Orlando is a great guy and he knows how to serve each customer according to their needs. I have an older car that I don't use too often, and he knows how to keep it safe and roadworthy without charging me a ton of money. I had a bad front axle when I went in for an inspection, he passed me on the inspection but suggested I really should take care of it soon. He fixed it quickly and affordably. In other cases, he's told me that a suspension component was damaged but not dangerous and that i could wait a lot longer to have it replaced. Another mechanic could have tried to mislead me and charge more than the value of the car in repairs. Some dont even do a safety inspection at all. If you want a down-to-earth, honest mechanic look no further than Tyrone32