They do great work. They installed my running borad and mud guards. I will return for other work.read more

Great service. I stopped in shortly after getting my new truck, the tonneau cover latch was…read morebroken. Brandon called the distributor to get prices, they quoted $60 for the latch assembly and 60 for shipping. And that was 2-3 week wait. He took my info and would do some research. They were able to get them covered under warranty with a small installation charge. I ordered a bed storage unit. I will always go to them first for my accessories. Rather give the local shops business than the big box. Thank you.

Used them many times! Excellent, friendly and prompt service. Very reasonable price especially…read morefor coming out to the house. Very convenient! Highly recommended!

Rude and unprofessional. The gentleman who came out today to fix our snowblower. He told us we used…read morethe wrong gasoline and thatwas the issue. I showed him the can of gasoline that I used and he proceeded to call me a liar and said it wasn't the same gasoline I had in my hand. Before I could even respond , he literally packed up and left. I couldn't believe it. Just sat in shock. Sad part is, I would have paid him to fix it. Never again.

Worst customer service I have ever experienced in my life. We went in on a Tuesday, looking at a…read moreused expedition. After test driving the car, we realized it had some serious mechanical issues. We were still very interested in the car and had talked to the owner of the dealership about fixing the mechanical issues and then we would purchase the car the next day. The next morning we kept trying to get ahold of the owner, but we were only able to get a mechanic on the phone, who said he was only instructed to fix one of the problems we had spoken about with the owner the day before. After a few more hours of not getting a phone call back from anyone, we decided to stop in. The owner was in the office and tried to make excuses for why he had not returned our calls. When we asked if the issues with the car had been addressed he tried to convince us there were no issues and that the car was in perfect condition. My husband, a mechanic himself, knew there was something wrong with the car. The owner obviously thought he could sucker us into buying the car and not fix whatever problem there was. When my husband tried to shake his hand and say thanks anyways (because we might have come back in the future to look at other cars) , the owner refused to shake his hand and told him to " just get the hell out". We were shocked that he was speaking like that, and we started out the door. As we were walking out he yelled after us, trying to provoke my husband, saying "you can't even pay for this car yourself you f@#&king mooch, you have to borrow money from someone else." Which is completely untrue. We wanted to finance the car as an opportunity to build our credit, even though we could have paid for it outright. Needless to say, after that rough exchange of words, we will never be stepping foot on that lot again, not recommending them to anyone. Beware working with this dealer, as they are rude and extremely unprofessional.

Ed Dunne is a well polished shyster. But he hides this perfectly during the sales process. (Or he…read morewouldn't get many sales, of course) We purchased a 2005 Honda Pilot that after the first 2-3 weeks started sounding like metal on metal when we braked. The brakes were bad all the way around! All 4 brakes! The mechanic said when he inspected it that they were metal on metal when we purchased it. So he sold us a car with unsafe, terrible brakes. Metal on metal, no pad left on any of the brakes. Cost of 4 new rotors and a brake job: 800.00$ Ed Dunne, when confronted about this, claimed the brakes were "just fine" and called me and my fiancee liars. Ed Dunne sells unsafe cars to unsuspecting, trusting people. Please think about the type of person who would sell anyone a car with 4 bad brakes... Only the worst type of person would sell a car with 4 bad brakes to anyone. He couldn't care less if they get in an accident and become crippled or die. If he did, he wouldn't be selling a car with bad brakes. But he made an extra 800 bucks! See how well that works for Ed Dunne? The man, seriously, has no conscience. Long story short: If your even thinking about doing business with this man, Ed Dunne, simply hit the gas and keep on driving till you find another dealership. He lies, cheats people and sells people unsafe vehicles, all to make MORE profit! He is the worst kind of salesman and the type of man who gives car sales people the bad reputation they often don't deserve. And he gets extremely rude when you call him on the carpet for the shoddy vehicles he peddles to unsuspecting people. He called me an as8hole and told me he wouldn't ever sell to me again. He told me to get the fu*k off his lot. Couldn't believe it! Thank God is all I have to say! Ed Dunne also has a referral program where he gives 100 bucks to anyone who refers a friend, etc, to purchase a car. The person who referred us never even got her 100 bucks. We asked him if she got her money, and he lied to us and told us she did. We called her and asked her and she never got a dime of that referral money. So Ed Dunne is simply a liar. She also told us she purchased 3 cars there and after all the problems she had with the last vehicle, and not getting her referral money, said she wasn't ever going back to that man for anything. much less another car. He does not treat customers well at all. Total contempt would be the best way to describe how he views customers. So between me, her and my fiancee, there is 3 people who won't ever get cheated by Ed Dunne ever again! Ed Dunne is a bad person, with poor character and no morals. That is the only type of person that can sell a car with no brakes to unsuspecting shoppers. Good people couldn't do that because they have a conscience. I myself, couldn't do it. It wasn't a mistake on his part. He knew they were bad. But he made the decision to sell it in its unsafe condition and roll the dice with our lives. It's just how he does business. He is a bad person with no morals. Put his dealership in your rear view mirror now and drive to the next dealership. He will screw you too if you give him the opportunity. Don't! And lastly, Ed Dunne sold us a car with outstanding recalls on all of the airbags without informing us. I guess this is ok, if you want airbags that shoot shrapnel into your face in an accident. Not sure about you, but that's my least favorite thing to happen when the airbags go off. We took it to Macgrath Honda in Crystal Lake and had it fixed for free. Total time: 77 minutes. And that's 77 minutes of free work that Ed Dunne, if he was a good person with good morals, would surely have gotten done prior to selling the vehicle. Especially since it was free. But he couldn't care less whether his cars are road safe or not. All that matters to Ed Dunne is making a few extra hundred bucks on each sale. Safety be damned! He couldn't care less if you buy a car and die a half an hour later because it had no brakes or the airbags shoot shrapnel into your face on impact. He got paid and that's all that matters to this used car salesman. Buyer beware!

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.

I ordered a quartz conversion kit for a '70 Mach 1 Mustang. It was nearly 50% off on his site…read more The clock arrived I installed it and... It didn't work. I contacted him and he was prompt about suggestions. Finally it was decided that the clock was broken so I returned it. He returned the money minus shipping but not the same way I paid it. This is why I'm writing this review. He sent me an invoice over pay pal charging me for a "warranty" on a quartz conversion clock I didn't even have in my possession. I wasn't told before hand I was going to be charged for a warranty. His website listed nothing about a charge for returning and item. I had already returned it to him and he had already refunded me the money. I tried to contact him about it but no response, much different from his prompt responses before. Just sleazy stay away and spend the extra 50% cost. I ended up buying from a reputable mustang website and although the clock conversion cost more it worked like a champ and appeared to contain higher quality components.

Jim knows his stuff and was a pleasure to work with. I bought a clock from him for my 1967 Pontiac…read moreand it eventually broke because of bad wiring in my car. He promptly fixed it and helped me come up with some ideas to prevent my wiring from causing future issues. I would do business with him again.