Auto repair service near Balsam Grove, NC

While in Hendersonville getting my mother's old house ready for sale, I needed the above-listed services. They were most professional and knowledgeable about my repairs and performed them flawlessly and delivered my vehicle to me on time, as promised. I live in Florida, but I can still highly recommend EuroTechnik to anyone owning a foreign car.

Walker Service is extremely overpriced! I could have had the alternator replaced at the dealership for $200 less than what I paid at Walker. Save yourself some money and shop around. Lesson learned.

Dont take a chance with advanced transmissions. I was charged 950 when we took the transmission out of the vehicle took it up there and picked it up and put it back in ourselves. Besides the fact that they charged 650 for parts that I priced myself threw the same company they order from it didnt even come to 1/4 that price. The transmission was back out less than three weeks and they charged me 60 for tow bill when if they would have fixed it right it wouldnt had to have been towed. They tell you one thing do another and make excuses. Bad business take my advise

Shop was unable to correctly diagnose a faulty water pump. Inability to diagnose the problem also lead to further mechanical damage on the car requiring additional repairs. Had to take my Honda to another shop to correctly diagnose and fix the problems. Customer service was mediocre to poor. Price was fair considering they charged the normal going rate for a diagnosis, only problem is they failed to accurately diagnose the problem. I do not recommend this shop.

First the quote of 450.00 was a lot steeper than before, but since he was local I gave him the job. Upon pickup of the vehicle a quick inspection I instantly noticed the mufflers were interfering parking brake cables. I was told this was "normal". It is not as the movement will either wear out the cables or cut a hole into the mufflers. I was then told it was my fault as I wanted "quiet mufflers". After a bit they finally fixed the problem. On to round two, once I had left the shop I notice there was now a large flat spot in the throttle from tip-in to 1/4 throttle. Looking closely to my other truck I notice that the new exhaust was much larger in size from front to rear. This does have an affect upon the operation of an engine. My case with a stock engine used in daily driving the large exhaust was a determinant to driveability. I was told he was not going to do anything & that I was an "idiot". So why is a too large exhaust system a problem you ask. It has to with velocity of exhaust gases in the system. The smaller the pipe the higher the velocity. This in turn with the pluses from the firing order create a vacuum effect behind the exhaust pulse that helps remove exhaust gases from the cylinder. With the vacuum effect the cylinder is ready for a fresh & FULL charge of air & fuel mixture. When a too large exhaust pipe is installed the velocity is effected & reduces the vacuum effect on the cylinder. This too large of an exhaust system installed into my ride is effectually leaving exhaust gases in the cylinder past the exhaust phase. This in end robs power & torque on the low end of the rpm scale due to a NOT complete charge of & air and fuel due to spent gases taking up the volume. There are many engineers who work hard at this at the factory to get the size correct. Mine was 1 & 7/8 inch internal diameter and not the 2 & 1/8 inch that Jim's installed. I would say with the attitude I got from Jim he fancies himself to be better than the trained engineers.