Tom`s Radiator & Air Conditioning / Orange, California

Rating: ★★★★

46 years in Business

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Automobile Restoration-Antique & Classic

Address: 828 W Chapman Ave, Orange

Postal code: 92868

Phone: (714) 532-6771

E-mail: tomsradiatororange@gmail.com

Experience you need to perform

Your source for all your performance needs. Also specialize in general repair and diagnosic.

Categories:

Automobile Restoration-Antique & Classic, Automobile Air Conditioning Equipment-Service & Repair, Auto Repair & Service, Welders, Radiators Automotive Sales & Service, Automobile Air Conditioning Equipment, Automobile Diagnostic Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Building Contractors-Commercial & Industrial

Payment:

visa, check, discover, mastercard, cash

Services/Product offered:

Here at Tom?ˆ™s Radiator & Air Conditioning Service, we specialize in automotive cooling systems, air conditioning systems and radiator service. ? We also specialize in Vintage Automotive Radiator Restorations and Gas Tank Reconditioning. Our list of services include but are not limited to the following: Radiators New & Vintage Gas Tanks Heaters Water Pumps Welding Air Conditioning Service & Repairs Heat Exchangers Motor Homes Trucks Industrial We also service motorcycle, scooter and moped gas tanks as well as automotive radiators, heaters and gas tanks. We continue to do work for some very well-known and prestigious car collection and restoration firms. The finished work is always highly rated and extremely detail-oriented. So give us a call at 714-532-6771 and find out how we can service your automotive cooling system or air conditioning system today!

Open hours:

Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Languages:

English

Reviews:

Busy shop, few employees, front desk is run by the mechanic who did your work...

I had air conditioning troubleshooting performed; they couldn`t find the leak with a freon recharge and using the freon sniffer tool, so they put freon with dye into my air conditioning, and the leak was found a few days later; as I drove it, the freon leak left traces of the dye at the leak point as the freon escaped. The leak point was one of the two air conditioning hoses on my vehicle.

I felt I got good s... view moreervice, leaks like these cannot immediately always be detected, I felt that the proper procedure was done to detect the leak.

The shop is small, and the theree employees always seem busy, and there are always lots of vehicles in this shop for repairs; it is well trafficed with business. The invoices are VERY WELL documented as to the problem, the repair that was made, and the like. The mechanic that worked on my vehicle said that they use prior invoices to understand what work had been performed, should the customer come in with a problem.

They have no waiting room, no fancy lobbies, or the like. They are the typical ""old-fashioned"" service center; tools, cars, and expertise. Where do Pep Boys mechanics go when they leave Pep Boys ? They probably open up their own shop like this one... RECOMMENDED

mikemiloserdoff / 6/14/2008