Today was my first visit to Schorie and it was a great experience as o... read more Today was my first visit to Schorie and it was a great experience as opposed to other repair shops! I believe I actually found a decent, honest and respectful auto repair shop. I took my car to them with a right rear wheel making a loud scraping noise. I thought surely it was an issue with my brakes hence preparing for a large repair bill! It was the exact opposite when Rick came out and said it wasn’t the brakes but a back plate somehow got bent and was rubbing up against the rotor. I was shocked knowing how many shops would have come out and said that will cost $500 or so to fix. When I asked him what I owed for the repair Rick said “Nothing at all, it was an easy fix”. how many repair shops would have done that? I guess you know where I’ll be taking my car for any further repairs! Thank you Schorie Team….
Sat on my car for months and never finished work place is a huge scam
So I'm on my way to Penny Pincher to make my purchase when I drive by ... read more So I'm on my way to Penny Pincher to make my purchase when I drive by NAPA at 28th and Thomas and thought well they have good service and parts so I stop in. The guy quotes me $384 for the part and I ask him to match and I will buy here vs. 2 miles away. First he tells me he has superior parts and there's is not. Then he denies it's a rebuilt just the same... I ask him to check with the manager and he says he's the manager (I just saw his manager come by with a name tag stating Store Manager)... Anyway, he does discount some but not all and I agree to buy his "premium product" until be brings it out... It's the right one but the LED is all scratched up, obviously a rebuilt... This premium product is a terrible rebuilt for $337. Maybe if he was honest and fair his lobby would be as full as Penny Pincher's... I didn't mind paying a little extra; but I certainly mind him lying and trying to mislead me... I shop NAPA in Peoria all the time and I love their service but this dude needs a reality check.
