Your car relies on you to maintain it regularly and not to gun it across any rivers, even if there are free Thickburgers on the opposite bank. Keep your vehicular promises with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $50 worth of automotive services at Import Performance. Specializing in Asian and European models, Import Performance provides expert car maintenance and repair performed by a skilled staff of wrench wielders. Roll on in to obtain a pre-purchase inspection or monthly preventative inspection and maintain essential car components such as the brakes, suspension, tires, and onboard hardboiled egg slicers. Opt for a brake repair ($134.99+), alignment ($75+), transmission flush ($225), or a variety of other services that ensure vehicles are ready to withstand hazardous treks across desolate and uninhabitable furniture store parking lots.
Reviews
Google Mappers give Import Performance a four-star average:
- The crew here took care of me when I was in dire need and my car wouldn't start! They were already so busy but they made time for my emergency and even drove me to work! This was by far the best customer service I've ever had – Google User who posted on 8/11/2010
- When I leave my vehicle there for service or for repairs I am always very confident that they will do a great job . I will never go anywhere else for repairs – Google User who posted on 3/25/2009
Import Performance
Though they may be a long way from their country of origin, European- and Asian-made vehicles feel at home at Import Performance thanks to friendly technicians who service their nuanced systems and equip them with original parts. The team's 20 years of experience and specialization in foreign brands such as Audi, Subaru, and BMW becomes evident as they pop hoods and crawl beneath undercarriages to service brakes and engines and sing to transmissions in their native tongue. Although the company performs repairs, their number-one goal is to thwart problems before they occur through maintenance services that preempt mechanical failures and save drivers money on costly fixes.