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    German Automotive Performance

    5.0 (1 review)
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    I paid to have my rotors and brake pads changed. I paid $1000. The first time they were squeaking…read moreafter a few weeks. The second time they squeaked again. The third time they were wobbling. Each time I went back they told me it was defective materials and they supposedly put new ones on. I finally got someone to change my brakes and they told me the original rotors were still on my car. I have a 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe and the rotors had never been changed. They still said Hyundai. So this means that not only did they NOT give me new rotors the first time I went. Even after I went back twice, they never corrected it. So in my eyes, they cheated me three times. Clearly I didn't know what the heck I was doing. I saw rust on the rotors at one point but again just thought it was "defective" as they had said. This was the first time I'd not gone to the dealer to get my car fixed. Not only that, when I finally got the brakes done properly by someone else, they said they had zip tied the connector to the e-brake. Again I have no idea what that means but they broke something and then zip tied it back together. So I have to get a new connector. Bottom line, they charged me $1000, only changed the pads, didn't correct the issue even after I brought the car back two more times with problems, AND the broke the connector to my e-brake. This is the worst experience I've ever had. I can't rate this place low enough.

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