Warehouse Distributing

Heather Carr 

on Google

4 months ago

I took my car here months back for AC repair and ended up having to get a new compressor and other repairs done, paid over $3k for repairs. Yes, my AC works now but ever since getting my car back I’ve been finding trim on my car that was ripped off, the clips and the mounting holes are ripped or totally ripped off. I’ve had to basically zip tie my trim to the frame as the places to put new clips are torn off or ripped open. I just discovered yesterday that the plastic grill cover is just barely hanging on because the main cl... read more

Robert Johnson 

on Google

11 months ago

Took my wife's 1933 Ford Victoria (kit car, actually a 2024) in to have the AC lines built, evaced, and charged. They built the lines, but detected a leak when they drew a vacuum on the system. Instead of calling me and seeing if I wanted to look into it, they told me to come pick it up. I don't know if the leak is one of the hoses they made, an o-ring that was cut or anything. All they had to do was add some dye to the system to locate the leak and we could have gone from there. Instead, I have to buy an evac pump and do it... read more

Leonard Pesek 

on Google

11 months ago

Great people. Will definitely come back when I need a/c work done. 

Jonathan Kirchner 

on Google

11 months ago

Took our vehicle in to see what was wrong with the ac. The technician told me that it was an actuator (very inexpensive). Then hands the phone over to the girl at the desk to schedule repair. She tells me that the problem is a core, and that it will cost about $2500. I say that it is over my budget. She tells me that I owe them $200 for looking at it. No mention of this hidden cost beforehand. I called one of their competitors, and their diagnostic fee is $29. Beware of these scam artists!