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Businiess name:
Veenstra's Garage
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
Its slogan is something like "" we fix everything"". But the question is ""at what price"". If you they charge your $20 for a $2 spark plug, $150 for a $40 belt, put a whole differential in when you have broken emergency brake pads, that is not so smart. That is exactly my experience with them.\r
At first, they charged me for windshield fluid (only $1.20) but they forgot to put in any. Lucky me, they did not FORGET to put in engine oil when I have oil change.\r
The second time, I went to them when I heard some ""squick"" noise on the left rear end. They told me to redo the whole differential system. That thing costs a fortune. But it finally turned out to be a broken brake pad.\r
They do provide you a ride, of course with your car, if you need it. But remember, they will include that in your labor cost. And believe me, it will be more expensive than renting a limo.\r
Pros: a ride is available but at your cost
Cons: bad mechanics, poor judgement, very expen$ive
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