Ac and heating repair service near Williamsville, NY

Very impressed with the service and honesty at Wholesale transmission. Bob was very helpful and took a guy off his other job to diagnose my problem. Will return in the future.

Selling the best, servicing the rest. Amherst - Hamburg Radiator Auto & Air is a fourth generation full service automotive repair shop that also sells parts. Amherst - Hamburg Radiator of Buffalo, New York, is Western New York's largest supplier of new and used auto parts and accessories, including gas tank filler necks. We are a fourth-generation family-owned-and-operated business offering more than 40 years of auto service experience. Whether you are a garage account or an individual customer looking for parts, chances are that we have what you need. If we do not have what you need in stock, we will get it for you. With numerous vendors across the United States, we are sure to find what you need quickly and the most affordable prices in the area. We specialize in: • Heating & Cooling • Air Conditioning • Fuel Systems Hand-Picked Automotive Parts: Our southern product lines consist of handpicked parts that are brought to New York to be refurbished and reconditioned by our team of professionals. Only then are they fit to be installed in your vehicle. All southern parts are cleaned, tested, and come with a full 3-year warranty.

1976 Ridge Rd, West Seneca - Sign out front says $6.95 for a state inspection. I'm in! When you're in and getting the inspection he tells you it's extra for the emissions portion of the inspection so you only save a few bucks off regular price. That's deceiving and untruthful. Makes you wonder how the rest will go- immediately a red flag for me. He soon tells me the rear brakes will need replacing (at an exorbitant amount) and he took me in to show me- he had a hard time getting his gauge to go below the 1/16 of an inch state minimum you need to pass so he was tilting the gauge and tried at least 15 times (not exaggerating) in front of me (but could not produce it) than just said- "yeah those wont pass". He then said I needed a new left front strut as he said it was angled and look bent. He said it made a popping noise when he raised the car on the lift. It did look funny but I noticed they had moved the boot (covering of the strut that looks like an accordion) partially up off the bottom so it was not sitting right- I placed it back down where it should have been and I said, "Well, I'm not seeing what you're seeing." He then told me the strut was only a recommendation and not a part of the inspection. So, I left there without passing (due to the brakes). I took it to another place and they checked both the brakes and the strut (which I told them about) and passed. The moral of the story for me is NEVER GO TO A PLACE THAT STARTS WITH THE WORD "VALUE". In this case it means, more money, dishonest, partial truth and scheming. Also notice on the walls that there are no signs regarding cost of anything! Not even the sign they legally have to post regarding the cost of inspections!