Painters Supply / Livermore, Colorado

Rating: ☆

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Body Repairing & Painting, Painters Equipment & Supplies

Address: Livermore

Phone: (720) 240-9251

We build beautiful bodies

High Tone Auto Body is located in Basalt Colorado. We serve the entire Valley including Aspen, Carbondale, Snowmass & Snowmass Village.When you come to our repair shop, we will treat you with respect and be as helpful as possible. We work on Domestic, Asian & European Cars and Trucks. ?ˆ? You will get a repair estimate and a clear explanation of why each of the repair steps are necessary?ˆ? If you file a claim with your insurance company we handle all associated paperwork for you and keep you informed?ˆ? We will start with a disassemble of your vehicle and check for any hidden frame, structural or mechanical damage?ˆ? We will then ensure all additional parts are ordered if necessary and communicate to you and the insurance company for any supplemental items?ˆ? Finally, we will refinish all repaired or replacement parts resulting in an invisible repairThis process will bring your vehicle to pre-accident condition using the latest technology and equipment. After the repair, your vehicle will be thoroughly cleaned, inside and out.We offer a lifetime warranty on all repairs as long as you own your vehicle.Give us a call today!

Reviews:

I was passing through Alamosa on a road trip when I developed rear brake problems due to a leaking oil seal. I stopped at Johnnie`s Auto Repair and asked to have the axle seal replaced. In the process of removing the axle, a retaining pin broke. The mechanic first advised me to buy a new differential carrier costing several hundred dollars and requiring several days for delivery. When I objected to this, he then sugg... view moreested that I pay somewhat less for a used differential from salvage. I examined my vehicle and I could see no reason to replace anything other than the retaining pin and seals, so I insisted that the axle be reassembled with only those new parts, and a tack weld to ensure that the new pin would not work loose. Well, this guy performed an overly massive, bulbous weld, which caused interference inside the case so that the differential could not rotate. In order to rectify this, the weld had to be ground down, and this ham-fisted mechanic did not even shield the open differential from the grinder, which resulted in it being filled with metal filings before he closed and filled it with oil. At this point I was so appalled and disgusted that I quietly paid the outrageous $308 bill just to get out of there.

BlueSmoke / 7/2/2013