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Absolutely disgusted they gave a Quotation of about £1,000,00, then contacted us to tell us it's ready for pickup and presented us with a bill of £2,400.00. No contact given us a choice of whether to accept it as it happened, we would not have had it done, it left us having to borrow from friends, so embarrassing
Be very careful when having work done by this firm. Have the price in writing first
kit made my life so much easier he did not want to send me something that gets the company money he wanted to make sure the piston rings i needed were the correct ones to fit my golf buggy and they do, dont buy from amazon ect buy from a uk proffesional company cox and turner, yes you pay more but you will only pay once i had them in 24hrs from working out the size of rings needed well done cox and turner you have cheered me up
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