Electrical repair service near Lillington, NC

SL500 2003. Battery light visit repair shop was on and after buying new batteries and a new voltage regulator the light was still on. It took a few days but the issue was diagnosed as a bad battery voltage regulator in the trunk. Car is running like a champ again.

Set an appointment to have repairs for an Alternator and an Oil Pressure Sensor replaced. After being misquoted, waiting on parts, and ultimately waiting on the repairs to be completed, 3 weeks has come and gone. Decided to go up to the place and the Owner was working on the car. Per conversation the original mechanic came down with COVID (Praying he’s ok), and he, the Owner, was the only one performing repairs. It became obvious through his admission he was still trying to figure out how to get the Sensor out. Didn’t realize he had to take off the Cam and Fuel Injectors that required additional replacement gaskets and such! I politely asked him if he could put the car back together so I could have it towed to the dealer. After paying $1844 for the Alternator job and parts for the Sensor repair job Tow truck tows car to dealer and after being off loaded vehicle catches fire. As noted by Fire Chief, cause of fire to be gasoline and loose wiring causing an arch!!! Car is deemed a TOTAL LOSS! I’m out $1844 and a $19000 car!!! STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE??

Full service dept. Heavy truck repair. RV repair. Quick Lane for fast routine maintenance. Customer accessories and installation

Gary repaired my Toyota Camry CEL. He worked with my extended warranty company and was a pleasure to deal with. I'll be back for service for sure.