I had an issue with my car so I decided to come here and get it fixed. Upon arriving I gave my list…read moreof issues and they gave me a list of the cost and I gave them an idea of what I could spend. They worked with me through any concerns I had. I hate going to mechanic shops because of all the issues that come with it, but these guys were honest and genuine with all the issues. Thank you!!

I needed a new battery for my 2014 Sentra , and the gentleman who assisted me was extremely nice…read moreand professional. Not to mention, I got it at a good price. I will definitely be recommending this place to my family and friends.

I bought a control arm from them for $400. And they only gave me a 30 day warranty. That's crazy,…read morecause now I find out that autozone has the same part at $362 and it has a life time warranty. How are these guys still open in our community. I would never buy another part or anything else from them.

Very helpful mechanic Mr.Kim will help you whatever you need from oil change to replacing tires or…read moreworking on engine and if he is not capable to fix something he will tell you ahead I don't do alignment so you can take your car elsewhere I am grateful to know him and have him as mechanic for years now .

Turbo auto repair has been the best started in Chicago then moved to suburbs the quality still the…read moresame owner of the shop is the repairman. I went even to my dealership they rip me off but honesty and work that Turbo Auto Repair does nobody in the area can't beat them . Thank you again turbo auto Repair for fixing my breaks one happy customer here .

I brought my Ducati in because one of the cylinders was misfiring causing the exhaust to shoot…read moreflames. All I needed was the spark plugs replaced. The owner, Kerry, told me a list of items that needed to be replaced, according to his fast-talk explanations and "snake-oil" salesmanship. After I ask him some pretty specific questions to weed out the B.S without offending him, I manage to slim down the list to only replacing the spark plugs and the battery. Before coming in, my battery started the bike right up --NO PROBLEMS-- so I ask him why he needs to replace it and how its related to the misfiring. He replies with some pretty silly stuff about "back-pressure" that was overly complicated and made purposely confusing. I tell him I don't need it. He insists that IT MUST be replaced otherwise the bike will continue to misfire. I disagreed. He then asks me whether I would disagree with a Doctors orders (as if he is even a little comparable). After some more B.S, he convinces me and I agree to do it. Only until later I find out the scam he has running on parts, which is why he was so persistent on replacing the battery. So I ask him for the quote and he gives me some high charge, saying other shops will charge a whole lot more. I can see he is just shooting numbers to see how much he can get off me. He then quotes $170 on labor. I am not fine with it so he reduces it to $120 after crying about his $90 hourly rate for diagnostics he performed on my bike. By the way, that's a high hourly rate for any motorcycle shop--It should be around $75. Now comes the battery scam: I tell him I will agree to his charges but would bring in the parts myself because I KNEW Amazon was selling the same battery for $55 less. He tells me that If I did that, he would have to increase his labor! WTF!? This is mind boggling! If anything, I would be reducing the work he has to do. But he says stuff about how he has to pay for rent, lights etc. C'MON!? But I think to myself; I already have the bike there and it will cost the same if I brought my own battery so what's the point. Plus I was very busy so I'm like, screw it, just do it. Later, I even got his employee to admit that they overcharge on parts which is strictly prohibited. No wonder he wanted me to replace all these things I didn't need. Two days later, after I leave him multiple messages about whether the bike is ready, he finally calls back and tells me its ready, but it would cost "5% more for credit card fees"!?!? He also tells me I have to pay an additional ~$20 for tax because "they (IL) are getting strict about it". This time he is rude and has an attitude. He also tells me that I cant afford my bike because of how I didn't want to do all the other repairs he asked me to. Then out of nowhere, he randomly starts braging the he has an Aprilia super-bike from 2004 with only 500 miles. In my head I'm wondering what the relevance is, but obviously he is just stroking his ego! I just say that's really cool so we can move on. I tell him fine but to describe exactly why the battery needed to be replaced on the receipt. He then blows up and says he doesn't do that!?! That he only writes what work was done, not why. At this point I'm fed up with his shit, so I tell him he needs to write it because I require it as the customer. He agrees after seeing my resistance. I tell him i work in downtown so ill have to pick it up 8 and he says ok. As I'm heading over that night at 8:06 PM I call him to tell him he can charge me the 5% extra cause I don't have cash. He tells me he already left and to come tomorrow. Unbelievable! Next day, I skip work and come at 11 am when they are supposed to open, EXCEPT I get there and they're closed! I had MY SISTER drive me there and had to ask to her to wait AN HOUR for "Nick" his employee to come. Seriously this place is so unprofessional it should be a crime. After I pay, Nick gives me the receipt and it says the battery was replaced because it was leaking and broken!? Karrie is NOWHERE TO BE SEEN for questioning. He made the whole thing up! And it didn't mention all that crap about why it was needed for the misfiring to go away. --- I am a busy guy and don't write that many reviews. I just had to write this one though to save others the hard ache. Oh by the way, all those thumbnail pictures are fake. And one of his phone numbers is no longer in service.

Kerry and Nick from Aftermath are super informative and helpful, and offered a very reasonable…read moreprice for their services. They allowed me to ship my Motorcycle tires and tubes directly to their store, a few days in advance, and kept them until I was able to bring in my bike. They expedited my tire change knowing I had no way of going anywhere with the busted rubber on my bike, even though they were very busy. Kerry also tightened up some of my other bike components, and explained how much wear and use I can expect out of them. He was also concerned for my safety and well-being, and even called me later that evening to make sure I made it home okay on my new tires. The place is a little weird to find, and its behind another shop, but if you need any help with your bike, I'd urge you to bring it into these guys, just have patience because there's only a couple of em, and they want to do a good job. A true mom & pop shop.

AC has an excellent environment from the minute you walk in the door…read more I've taken my cars here numerous times over the years and always find the staff knowledgable and extremely courteous. It's rare to find a business that goes out of the way to take care of their customers the way these guys do. Whatever your needs are you can trust they'll be resolved quickly and effectively. I highly recommend AC to anyone looking for great service or a new vehicle.

I've had three Jaguars serviced at AC Imports over the thirty five years we had live in the Chicago…read morearea. I purchased a new set of tires in the Fall of 2013 in addition to a routine oil change. After driving in early 2014 to our Florida home with no other mechanical work done on the 2007 XK I experienced a serve oil leak from a loose oil filter cover that could have led to a complete engine replacement. The loose oil filter cover was confirmed by an excellent Jaguar dealership in Sarasota Florida. When AC's Vice President was provided this detail he become confrontational and stated that there is no way his dealership could have contributed to the problem. I wasn't asking for anything other than sharing the story, which he had no interest in hearing. This dealership has gone through several service managers and as a long term customer I wouldn't recommend AC to anyone. A Disappointed Customer

Where do I start? I was having an issue trying to find a replacement water pump gasket for my…read moreToyota Tacoma. I checked all the major suppliers but everyone was out of stock due to supply chain issues. Danny at Budget had my gasket in stock and even helped me install the part seriously unbelievable guy and store would recommend to everyone I know!

I've been having battery problems so intended on taking the car into the mechanic, a friend offered…read moreto jump start the car but it simply didn't work. Today was street cleaning day so the car had to be moved! The people at P&J took my call and arrived in under 30 minutes, they towed the car to the mechanic QUICKLY and EASILY. Thank you P&J

This location has been bought by Firestone, and this review is not targeting C&C…read more TLDR: This is an incredibly dishonest auto shop, and could have put my family and I at risk due to negligence and deceit. Take your car somewhere else. I went in for an oil change and hadn't had any work done for awhile, so I expected a lot to be uncovered in the inspection. They came back and told me that my brake pads/rotors and struts/shocks needed to be replaced. Specifically they told me the front brake were at less than 4mm and needed to be replaced ASAP, the back brakes were at 5mm and could wait 3 - 4 months, and there were "rust rings" in my rotors so they would also need to be replaced. They quoted me a little over $3,500 for everything. I know a little about cars and have mechanics in the family, so I ran everything by them first. 1) We decided to do the brakes ourselves (my uncle worked at a brake shop). We found that there was no issue with the rotors in what they described as "rust rings". Saved a few bucks there. The front pads were at about 4mm, so they likely did check those. We got to the back brakes, and had to use a sledge hammer to get the tires off (indication that they didn't take them off to check). When we got the pads off there most almost nothing left, and they were about to start grinding the rotors. Another indication that they lied about checking them because there was certainly not 5mm left. 2) I took my car to another shop to have the struts/shocks looked at after realizing the lies this Firestone told about the brakes. I had noticed the cars handling was a bit spongey and bouncy, so seemed like it could be true. The next shop actually test drove the car, and found the issue wasn't the struts/shocks, rather 3/4 tires had broken belts. This Firestone clearly did not check the car thoroughly and lied about the issues I was having to milk me for money. The scariest part about this is that broken tire belts increase the risk for blowouts at high speed. So I could have put $3,500 into my car, and still had something catastrophic occur that could have caused injury to my family, me or someone else. Not much else needs to be said about this business.

My sister has now twice brought her car in for repair there and they have been very simple very…read moreinexpensive fixes. It is especially helpful because honestly we don't know a whole lot about auto repair so it makes us trust them. Very nice and extremely fair I would recommend anyone go there to get the car checked out!!!