I had my 2009 Honda (approximately 165,000 miles) serviced by Ron's Quality Automotive because the…read moreCheck Engine was illuminated and the vehicle was unable to exceed 15-20 MPH. I originally thought the vehicle might be low on oil, but later it determined that was not the problem. Ron's Quality Automotive took the following steps: -Tune Up -Replaced the spark plugs -Tested the coils -Oil Change Total Charge-$581.51 Ron's Quality Automotive informed me that the Check Engine Light was still on and the vehicle was driving a little rough; however, Ron's Quality Automotive assured me that overall the vehicle was fixed. Upon driving the vehicle, I immediately determined the vehicle still could not exceed 15-20 MPH. I contacted Ron's Quality Automotive the next morning to discuss my concerns. Ron's Quality Automotive stated they would need to disassemble the engine to determine why it was misfiring. I was informed this could cost somewhere in the range of $3,000 to $7,000. I informed Ron's Quality Automotive that I would rather purchase a new vehicle then complete the engine repairs. Ron's Quality Automotive stated they might be able to find a person to purchase the vehicle for $1,000 to $1,500. I informed Ron's Quality Automotive that I would think about it and get back to them. I had the vehicle towed to another mechanic for a second opinion. After 30-40 minutes, the second mechanic had my vehicle operating normally. The second mechanic stated he did NO additional work to the vehicle. In addition, I was informed that all he did was clean the connections on the spark plugs and coils. The Check Engine Light is no longer on. The vehicle is operating as normal. Unfortunately, I purchased a new vehicle prior to the Honda being fixed because I needed a vehicle to get to/from work. I would not recommend Ron's Quality Automotive given my experience and the dishonesty of the staff/company. Good Luck to anyone who uses their service. I hope they don't take advantage of you as they did to me.

The best automotive service and care anywhere! I've taken all my cars there. I keep coming back…read morebecause of their professional and courteous service. Highly recommended and trustworthy!

Stay Away from using, buying, ordering here ever!…read more The cars used looked like they fell off a bridge. Well I doubt NJMV (New Jersey Motor Vehicle) would pass them in the Inspections. The man who drives is rude, crude, uses abusive racist remarks, and curt. He even parks in Handicapped Parking spots at quite a few locations and is not having a placard nor license plate/ ..

From the owner: Carquest is a locally owned and operated auto parts store that has been serving our hometown for…read moreyears. We stack decades of hands-on experience like playing cards to get our customers the right answer, the right part, right now because in our business real answers from real people are crucial. Carquest customers always get a quality, local parts experience while also being backed by Advance Auto Parts and the largest parts distribution network in the industry. But we're not accountable to a corporate spreadsheet like our big-box competitors. We answer to the legacy of family businesses and to the towns and neighborhoods we grew up in. From the repair shop to the Little League field, we're here, and we're committed to you.

This AutoZone Auto Parts is conveniently located on Route 59 in Nanuet, making it an easy stop if…read moreyou're already running errands in the area. It's a standard AutoZone with a solid selection of batteries, fluids, and common auto parts, plus the option to order online and pick up in store. There's plenty of parking right out front, so getting in and out is easy. I picked up a new car battery here and had a really smooth experience. I ordered online and chose in-store pickup, which was quick and easy. The cashier was helpful and caught that the battery I ordered wasn't actually the correct one for my car, and he swapped it out for the right one on the spot with no hassle. Returns and exchanges were straightforward, which made the whole process stress-free. Exactly what you want from an AutoZone -- efficient, knowledgeable, and easy to deal with. Would definitely come back.

Went just now in the freezing cold to get new wipers. Fritz…read morewithout hesitation helped me figure out the sizes I needed - didn't try to upsell and take advantage of my lack of knowledge. And quickly changed them out for me without even batting an eye.

I've been bringing my car to Gil's since James was around and they continue to earn my trust every…read moretime. Recently, my check engine light came on and it turned out to be an oxygen sensor (don't ask me what that is!). They diagnosed the issue quickly, explained everything clearly and had me back on the road without any hassle. Finding an honest, trustworthy mechanic isn't easy but Gil's has always been fair, reliable and does quality work. If you go, ask for Bob -he's the best! Highly recommend.

Gil's is the only garage I let work on my car. been that way for years. the new owner has not…read moredisappointed me. The office has been refreshed to provide a comfortable atmosphere, snacks and good seating. The work areas are neat, professional and very clean. the work on my vehicle was solid all the way around. Joey was a pleasure to work with, a knowledgeable, pleasant, no-nonsense professional. I'm looking forward to state inspection in September!

New location, new partner, same great (maybe even better) selection, great product advice-this…read moreplace has it all!

If all you need is a pass/fail endorsement of the business, look no further…read more You want to buy all your car care products here, for terrific service and a great price. You're simply not going to do better somewhere else. Period. If you want to know more: I don't know when the company was sold, and I didn't know the original owner, but the new owner is a gentleman named Frank - and I do mean gentleman! I bought my first true exotic car last month, and decided I wanted to do better than dad's car care routine of dish soap and a brick of old school wax. Frank took all the time I needed to explain what different kinds of paint need, what the pro/con was for each product on the table, and he helped me to select the products that were best for me. My McLaren looks better than new! The prices were great and the products really deliver. Frank also made himself available to chat on a Saturday night when I had started working on the car and had last minute questions. This is how every business should be run.

I have known and done business with this shop over the years -- they are, in my experience,…read moreswindlers first, charmers second, mechanics last. Bobby and his buddies have a whole formula for making their "customers" (victims seems a more apt term) feel like they're being taken care of: by giving you something inconsequential for free, and making you feel as if they're incredibly generous and working from the goodness of their hearts, or by complimenting you in the most generic fashion. Once they've gained trust, they often proceed to exaggerate problems in the car, implying they are of the utmost urgency. In the process of fixing that "problem," they're likely to "discover" something else, which they suggest is even more urgent (and expensive) than the original problem. They proceed to exorbitantly overcharge for all of these expenses. Here are two brief examples (of many) from over the years: In 2014, I had them replace a timing belt on my car, upon their insistence it needed to be replaced. Within 1,500 miles of driving, the timing belt had been completely torn to shreds as a result of their shoddy installation. They refused to replace the belt until my parents -- far more loyal customers who have hemorrhaged tens of thousands of dollars to them over the years -- threatened to stop patronizing the place. Only then were they willing to admit culpability and compensate me for their shoddy work. Then, in 2024, I noticed a charge on my credit card for approximately $850 from Park Ridge Auto. I called them, asked why they had charged me, and they informed me that it was a mistake -- they had meant to charge my father's card for work they'd done on his car. They apologized and informed me that they would fully refund my card. When I checked back two weeks later, I saw that the refund issued was $42.60 LESS than the original charge -- I was paying $42.60 for their mistake. When I proceeded to call them to ask why they didn't refund me in full, Bobby informed me that this was the credit card fee, and that the credit card fee wasn't their responsibility. They refused to issue this refund until my mother once again threatened to no longer do business there. When I showed up to get the $42.60, Bobby handed me 42 singles in an envelope. When I asked him if they had any twenties, he simply responded, "Go over to the Burger King, get change over there." The smoldering look in his eyes read plain-and-simple: "Fuck you, kid." I was 32 years old. Places like this reinforce negative stereotypes of mechanics as swindlers and thieves. I strongly recommend you stay away.

Came to have my car repaired last week,,everything was done perfectly, replaced a sensor, checked…read moremy tires, oil change, & my brakes were repaired,, I came in frazzled, & left in peace,,, drove today to a car like new! Very professional place,, THANK YOU