Richie's Garage / RDE Autosport

KEN ADAMS 

on Google

6 years ago

I found Rich Farler through the internet. I contacted him in September of 2016, he said he was a reputable tuner and could help me out with my car. After a 5 month deployment I came home and contacted him again ready to start business with him. I paid $1,500 for parts and services in February of 2017. He said he would need my vehicles ECU and engine harness so I sent him the parts he needed. After 3 and a half months of calling/texting/emailing he finally sent me partial parts that I paid for and none of the parts I original... read more

j 

on Google

7 years ago

RDE Autosport, better known as Riche's Garage has been run out of California, and Gig Harbor Washington. He continuously overstates and under-delivers. He keeps cars for months even sometimes years for a job that should take a month. I have personally seen him drive customers cars to and from work, and on personal errands. I was trying to keep business local paid him nearly $1,000 to order a few parts. 2 months go buy and not a word. He avoided my phone calls, was never in the shop. When I was finally able to get a refund fr... read more

T Jacity 

on Google

8 years ago

Poor service, had my car for 9 months. Richie stole parts from my car and lied about dates he would have my car ready multiple times. Took my car to a different shop whom found multiple parts missing from my car. He blamed his so called friend/employee for all of the wrong doing. I was warned by Tino's Automotive to stay away; I should have listened. 

Andrew Johnson 

on Google

8 years ago

Richie did the LSx motor build for my car, and swapped it into my 1967 Camaro. He also did my 6 piston Wilwood brakes and did custom work so I could adjust the proportioning valve on the fly. Also did my suspension and chose the cam specs that led to my motor having a more then 100hp increase in power. The work he does is always quality, and if it takes him extra time it's because he is doing it right and making sure it will last and be the best possible way of doing it.