T & S Auto

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from May 7, 2018
  

  maximomore2 asked:

  Volkswagen mechanic recommendations in the area? Took my vehicle to the dealership because the airbag sensor light popped up suddenly last week. They called to let me know that passenger occupancy detection sensor needs to be replaced and quoted me a price. Any recommendations on a Volkswagen mechanic anyone knows about in the area that they would recommend so that I can shop around for different prices? Thanks in advance.

  

  The_Waxies_Dargle replied:

  T&S auto is the correct answer. Desmonds is too busy and they don't need you. Tony and Steve are VW devotees. They explain the shit out of stuff. I sent my mom there. (410) 325-5444

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• Referral from January 13, 2018
  

  McPenizFilet asked:

  Welder/Body Shop recommendations for an older Volkswagen Greetings. I purchased a 1983 Volkswagen Westfalia back in the fall and have been slowly restoring it to it's former glory. Mechanically i'm good, the body work is another story. I have a couple pieces of sheet metal that I've purchased pre-formed from these guys http://www.mtmfg.com/category/view/3080 and I need to find someone that can preferably teach me a thing about welding or assist me for a nominal fee. Does anyone have experience with a shop or person in the Northern Baltimore area? I was thinking about taking a class at the foundry but I am second guessing the amount of effort it would take. Any and all suggestions welcome.

  

  The_Waxies_Dargle replied:

  I'm a VW guy and I take use T&S Auto. They are VW specialists. They don't do bodywork, but I'm sure they'd let you know who they use. (410) 325-5444 and ask for Steve. Tell him the Steeler fan sent you.

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