DANNY'S CAR CARE CTR

I have had Danny's do repairs on my vehicle twice and I found them to be very honest about what needed to be repaired. They had the car ready to go within a day and the costs for the repairs, which I thought were very fair, were less than what they had quoted me. I have used lots of car repair providers over the years and I feel that I have finally found a garage that I can trust and will go to for all of my auto repairs.

I arrived when I was told that I should be able to get in and out and there was minimal waiting. So if you can't get the car in early in the morning, call ahead and ask for their recommendation on when to bring it in. A few months ago I noticed a headlight was out and asked my wife to stop at a local franchised shop to have it replaced since she was going to be out and about on that Saturday afternoon. She called later and told me what they quoted for the bulb and installation and was shocked. I told her not to have it done and I'd take it to Danny's early the following week. Danny's invoice was about 1/2 of what my wife was going to be charged. Recently I noticed a headlight was out again and I just assumed it was 'the other one' that now needed replaced. I took it back to Danny's and was standing at the counter waiting to pay when I was told it was the same side and it was free of charge under their warranty. Although small, this is just another testament of their honesty I've personally experienced with my many dealings with Danny and his shop. I can relate numerous positive experiences I've had with Danny's over the years. But most rewarding to me is being able to recommend his service to friends in need of a mechanic and then being contacted by them thanking me for the referral after using his services.

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The shop came recommended by a friend. I took the vehicle in to have them throw a code scanner on it. They didn't have the proper diagnostic equipment to isolate the problem. Had they done the work, it would have run over $1,000 because they couldn't get specific enough to isolate the issue.

My Suzuki had an air bag warning. While I was at a tire store, a rep
recommended Danny's because they had a scanner and they did good work.
(This was indeed fortunate because John Hoffer was no longer a Suzuki
dealer and told me they "had to return our scanner".) The mechanic at
Danny's was able to diagnose the problem. He came up with an alternate
fix to an hour wait and $62.50 charge. It took him just minutes and I
was charged nothing.

they said at first it was the compressor when i pressed them and described it further they checked the fuse and found it blown.