Junior Peters Roadside Auto NY 14760

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James Vennard

The guy there was rude just because I wasn't put on the U-Haul to drive it because my mom's feet were swollen and red and she's a diabetic he don't want to hear what I had to say the lady that came out she was very understanding and sweet now I would deal with somebody like that not the guy

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JoAnna Hendryx

This guy had my van 2011 Nissan quest and said he was going to charge me $5500.00 for a new transmission, and 1500.00 labor, I moved my van down the road to R&R Transmission, it wasn’t the transmission like this guy tried to tell me, R&R fixed it for 225.00 and that was putting a new wheel baring in too. They fixed my van for 6,775.00 less than what this guy was charging me. From what all my friends said that know him he does this a lot. I’m glad my mom got it out of this garage. People need to be honest. BE AWARE.

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Tim Root

Dropped my truck off for an inspection. It sat there untouched for over a week. Multiple attempts to call were unanswered. Finally, halfway through the second week of sitting there, I was told it needed tires to pass inspection. They tried to tell me I had mismatched sizes for my current tires (they claimed that I had 15 inch tires on 16 inch rims, which I confirmed to be a lie). I had tires delivered to them, and it sat untouched for two more days. Finally I got sick of waiting and picked up my vehicle to take it elsewhere for inspection. Miraculously, their phones started working and they called me asking if I had my truck and were threatening to call the police to report it stolen. Bottom line, there's far better shops in the area with far better people running them. I'd highly recommend that you take your vehicles elsewhere for service. Edit (as a reply to owner's comment): I'm very well aware of the sizes of tires I had on my truck as well as what the truck calls for. But to say that the incorrect tire sizes are grounds for failure of inspection is pure nonsense. Using your logic, any vehicle with aftermarket rims and tires will fail inspection (for example, pickups with 31" mud tires, or sports cars with low profile tires). And if you think back a few years, your facility originally sold me a set of used tires for that truck that were LT245 tires. So it was fine one year from your facility, but not a couple years later. Also, during conversations with several other licensed inspectors, they confirmed that there was no such rule which would cause failure of inspection due to tire size not matching the tag on the vehicle. (See attached photo for what your facility said was currently on my vehicle- two of which you claimed were 15" tires on 16" rims). As for the truck being "dropped off" on April 1, I was told to bring it on Friday, March 30 for the inspection. The technician was extraordinarily busy that day, so an agreement was reached to drop it off on April 1, and it would be inspected that week. That is the reason the truck appeared there on April 1st.