They're labor cost includes installation of some sort of a "kit" that they go on line and purchase from a knock off dealer. The kits range from $275 to 325. They mark them and sell to you for $449; The kit only includes a remand compressor; expansion valve, oil and dryer bottle; A whopping $150 markup I was told it would take 6.8 hours labor; I purchased my own parts to avoid a kit which I thought meant they would rebuild the old one and guess what? They still want 6.8 hours pay to install my parts purchased for far less. What they leave out is that the kit doesn't contain a condenser that they offer for $99; Now you're up to $549 in parts; Oh, wait don't forget the Freeon another $50. The total estimate was more than $1300. They also said they would sell me a power steering pump for $314 for a 99 acura TL and install for another $78 labor. I paid $50 for a power steering pump. Take my word for it FURNISH YOUR OWN PARTS; KITS=$ FOR these guys. Their labor is tied to a kit.

I didn't TRUST the previous owners enough to leave my Dodge Dakota Quad cab with him. This NEW team of mechanics is deversified from Toyota to Dodge. They have given me STRAIGHT answers to MANY questions and the repair cost is VERY reasonable. The ONLY reason I couldn't give them 5 "stars" is because they have become TOO busy, to fix EVERYTHING on my 10 year old truck in ONE day. ;-) They do trailer tires TOO !

The only thing that I know to tell you is to go somewhere else! It took 15 days to trouble shoot my 2001 Honda Civic, without any results. It turned out to be the M.A.P. sensor, which was discovered by the dealership, which is where I went after Auto-Rite could not find the problem. The owner was rude and inconsiderate of my time. So once again I would highly recommend taking your vehichle anywhere else.