Jilani Auto Repairs

This afghani is fraud - he sold a car to me the he said i will fix it do not worry and until now he didn’t fix my car and did not pay me - watch up who are looking for a car - don’t deel with this fraud afgani guy
Jul 29th, 2020

Feb 9th, 2020

Beware of this place, very, very shady and unprofessional! SAVE yourself time and money by using a certified shop. Took my car in for an oil change and by the time I get home my car was smoking terribly! Turns out they forgot to put my oil cap back on! I contacted the supposed owner to fix the issue and he cursed at me in a foreign language like it was my fault and hung up on me! If they can't do a basic oil change, I would imagine how the can do anything else! Please beware of fake reviews! They are con men!
Aug 14th, 2019

Jul 31st, 2019

Very Dishonest... Beware of fake 5 star reviews. I Purchased a 2007 Toyota sienna XLE For the purpose of driving for Uber in Lyft. Overall the car was in good condition, However... Seller failed to inform me of critical maintenance that needed to be completed. Long story short... Seller knew The wheel alignment, And racketeering pin needed to be fixed, Along with a valve cover seal gasket and a leak in the steering gear fluid. The transmission fluid was also dirty and oil needed to be changed, But he failed to tell me upfront until I did an inspection for myself. Long story short again... (again) 90 days after driving the minivan he sold me, I noticed The tires begin to Experience rapid premature wearing on the front sides. I ended up paying $350 for a brand new set of tires and an additional $260 to get the front wheels aligned. He said that the alignment was not a big issue when I purchased the vehicle however he blatantly lied because he didn’t want to take the time to properly repair the vehicle. Overall the 2007 Toyota sienna runs very good, However, It was the sellers this honesty and not being upfront that really makes me angry. It’s not the maintenance that’s the issue, it’s the sellers dishonesty of failing to be upfront that bothers me. I could’ve saved $700 extra on tires if the seller would have been upfront and honest. He even tried to charge me for repairs before he begin the work on the vehicle. Standard business practice requires that the seller or Mechanic repairs the vehicle before the buyer pays to ensure completion. I find it ironic that the slogan of his business says, “the house of honesty.” Also to, Notice how His friends and family wrote All the fake five star reviews. Overall, I like the minivan and it runs great, But the seller is very dishonest and it ended up costing me an extra $700 in repairs Because the seller failed to disclose necessary maintenance because he was trying to save money. Just beware when giving your vehicle repaired from this auto shop seller is known to cut corners.
Jun 9th, 2019