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James at YourMechanic

James

Ratings
(23 Reviews)
Experience
14 years

CAR

Subaru Forester

SERVICE

Intermediate Steering Shaft

AMOUNT PAID

$271.89
by Gabriel from Asbury Park, NJ 07712

James is great. He diagnosed the issue quickly when 3 other mechanics couldn’t figure it out. He fixed it and did a great job. My car is steering great now. He is so knowledgeable, honest, and friendly. Will be having him do all my work from now on.

CAR

Subaru Forester

SERVICE

Steering wheel does not respond properly

AMOUNT PAID

$70.00
by Gabriel from Asbury Park, NJ 07712

James was great! In 10 minutes he diagnosed an issue that 3 other mechanics didn't figure out. Very happy to have found him.

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