E & A Auto Repair LLC

Got my 2008 Audi A-​4 s-​line fixed a couple years ago. After I bought it from copart, I had all the body work and repair done at Alpina auto, since I’m friends with the owner. Great job, only the check engine light kept coming on, and every time they scanned it, it came back with an EVAP code. Called Nazier, who was kind and patient, and I dropped off my car to see if they could figure it out. I had read so many amazing reviews online that claimed he had the best prices, and does the best work. 2 days later, got a call from Jared, who said they found the problem and ordered a part to replace the Evap hose, which was cracked. Price was $ 383 for part+installation. Seemed a bit pricey, and I had originally done a 3 star review, but Nazier called me and explained why it cost me that much and he really gave me the best deal he could find. Offered to give me a free oil change anytime. Nobody cares more about preserving business, keeping a sterling reputation, and maintaining customer satisfaction more than these guys do. I recommend them to anyone.

Danger, Danger, Danger!!!
If you like your car do not bring it here. Our Jaguar was wrecked while at the shop. They attempted to cover-​up the damage by repainting the fender. They have never told us how the car was wrecked or why they chose to cover it up and not be honest with us.

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My car been at their shop for over a month their excuse was we are looking for part. After I got fed up and called to see how the «searching» was going on. After 3 missed calls they finally answer and Nazier was disrespectful and start raising his voice and saying that he will call me when he is free WTF. So right away I went to his shop to see what the hell is going on, he just handed they keys and said I am pice of shit and don’t want to work on your car. Very disrespectful. And won’t recommended to others. Take your money else where. You’ve been warned.

Bad experience. Don’t go by all these positive reviews. Before purchasing our Honda Odyssey, I took the car to E&A for an inspection. Transmission noise was found, brakes bad, etc. I arranged to buy the car minus the cost of repairs and have E&A do the work. I clearly explained a two week deadline was imperative in order for us to take a 2,000 mile summer vacation. Three days before the deadline, I’d heard nothing from E&A so I called to inquire. After multiple missed phone calls and miscommunication entirely on their part, the car was not done and my wife had to waste two days (after the deadline) of her vacation time to wait for the car repair. $ 1500 bill. THEN, after driving 1500 miles on our trip, a passerby noted that we were loosing fluid underneath the car. Turns out the transmission was SEVERAL quarts of fluid low because E&A failed to install a washer in the trans fluid line — it had been severely leaking the entire trip. Damage to the trans? Who knows. THEN, just today I took the car to a Honda dealership to investigate a rumble and grinding noise in the front steering area — what was it? Bolts on the sway arm and trans casing were completely loose — some only holding on by a thread. The Honda Tech said the only way this cold have happened is with inadequate bolt tightening by the last mechanic. Don’t take your car to E&A! You’ll waste time and money.

It’s interesting how «Greg» below me has only written one review, and it’s in praise of E & A Auto Repair. I bought a lemon at Autolane down the street on 82^nd and they send me to E & A (they referred to him as «their mechanic») to get some work they promised me done. While the work he did appeared to be satisfactory, he told me the engine and transmission were both in «great condition.» He also hosed down the engine to hide oil leaks. If E & A was not subsidized by the shady Autolane business they’d probably be a better business.