Geovanys Auto Accessories & Repairs Ltd NY 11237

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Julia Fischer

I stumbled inside this store after months of passing it on my way home. Boy.. oh boy. Heaven. These are the kind of stores I visit in my dreams.

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aliyah del

Went here for a serpentine belt fix. 3 days later… the new belt they installed is completely ruined. They didn’t bother to check pulleys before swapping my old belt. When you go in for a fix, you expect the entire issue to be fixed… not just the surface of the issue. That makes no sense.<br><br>I offered to replace the belt out of my own pocket (again) if they would not recharge a labor fee for the swap. I also would pay whatever labor for the pulleys. Still said no.<br><br>Sigh. Wanted to support but cannot.

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Jasmany Loja

DO NOT Trust. They will “fix” one thing and mess up another, or will “fix” something that is not even the problem in the first place leaving you with the problem still ongoing. I went in to fix my power steering that was leaking and I was hit with a price of $450 to replace the power steering pump. Thought that fixed the problem but the next day I noticed the power steering kept leaking. I went back with his “6 month warranty” and he told me that the pump he replaced had no issue on it and if I had to fix something else causing the leak it would be another $180-$250. WHAT!? If I went in for the power steering leak and payed $450 for what you say was the problem, it shouldn’t have leaked at all after paying for the “fix”. And no way should I pay more money to fix what I went in to fix the first time around. This meaning I was charged $450 for a pump that was not even the problem in the first place. I tried to explain to him that when I went to his shop, I went in stating that I need to fix a “power steering leak” not “replace the power steering pump” so regardless of wether the new pump was in good condition or not, the leak still was not fixed. He brushed me off saying that the warranty is for the new pump and since it is still good, fixing whatever else may be causing the leak is not covered and I will have to pay out of pocket to “fix it”. In the end, I lost half a week of hard work and was left with the problem still occurring. Cuz NO WAY I’m paying another $180-$250 for what should’ve been fully fixed the first time around.<br><br>This is the first review I ever write for any business, so really think twice before going to this mechanic and wasting your hard-earned money. Blessings.