European Automotive

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from November 2, 2018
  

  Matterchief asked:

  Any good recommendations for a BMW mechanic? I just bought a 2007 335 and the valve cover gasket is shot and the oil housing gasket as well. Does anyone have any good mechanics they can recommend? Or anyone on here willing to do it for cash (a couple hundred)+beer? I have the gaskets and some of the know how, I just don't have the time, the space or the tools.

  

  DrClaw9 replied:

  http://m.europeanautomotiveinc.com/ on the west side. It’s hard to find a decent mechanic in this town, Steve at euro is one of the more honest guys I’ve dealt with (for what it’s worth) If you had a place to work on the car I may be able to help you out with the job or maybe at least give my 2 cents. I am not a mechanic, but have done this job on my Audi. From my experience the most difficult part was disassembling the vacuum hoses and fuel rail only because Audi (I’m sure bmw is no different) uses “specialty clamps” which take a bit of work to cut off (and replace with more convenient hardware)

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• Referral from August 1, 2013
  

  CptnKickass asked:

  Recommendations on a auto body shop near the highlands? My SO was involved in a little fender bender yesterday, and now we're looking for a quality and timely body shop to do some minor repairs on her sedan. She lives in the highlands, so anywhere near there (or ITP really) would be great.

  

  jyroman replied:

  I've been to European Automotive which is ITP, more on the west side, but great service and very reasonable pricing. I had my shocks on my car replaced for nearly $200 cheaper than other places quoted. And it was all completed in one day. http://europeanautomotiveinc.com/ Not sure if they do body work, but I would definitely inquire with them first.

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