Their website : www.teamredlineracing.com
Guys ,
Just a quick post to raise awareness of the gob smacking experience i have had with my 996 turbo and Redline racing-thornaby stockton on tees.
After my initial rolling road i was made aware that my car was leaking boost.
After approaching redline and explaining the situation my car was booked in for further diagnostics
When i first walked in to there premises i was greeted by a friendly receptionist
And looking in to the garage i was impressed by all there expensive racing cars (I thought i was in the right hands).
A few days later i received the call that my car was ready.
£811 later plus loss of earnings plus getting a friend to drop my off.
I was told that the mechanic was more than happy enough for the car to go back to the rolling road as all the leaks had been fixed.
So my return trip to the rolling road tuner i was advised once again that my car still has a boost leak???????
After communicating again with redline
The chief mechanic informed me that they never boost leaked the car because they didn't own a boost leak tool !
They usually deal with naturally aspirated.
There protocol for finding boost leaks is to open the bonnet and visually inspect for holes with the naked eye............
I approached the owner of the company about my experience in an attempt to remediate the situation amicably via a conference call .
Unfortunately he never got back to me which didn't make me feel like a valued customer.
I'll be raising a complaint with motor ombudsman services next week for malpractice and will look to retrieve the money owed.
WATCH OUT FOR THESE PIRATES !!!!!
Guys ,
Just a quick post to raise awareness of the gob smacking experience i have had with my 996 turbo and Redline racing-thornaby stockton on tees.
After my initial rolling road i was made aware that my car was leaking boost.
After approaching redline and explaining the situation my car was booked in for further diagnostics
When i first walked in to there premises i was greeted by a friendly receptionist
And looking in to the garage i was impressed by all there expensive racing cars (I thought i was in the right hands).
A few days later i received the call that my car was ready.
£811 later plus loss of earnings plus getting a friend to drop my off.
I was told that the mechanic was more than happy enough for the car to go back to the rolling road as all the leaks had been fixed.
So my return trip to the rolling road tuner i was advised once again that my car still has a boost leak???????
After communicating again with redline
The chief mechanic informed me that they never boost leaked the car because they didn't own a boost leak tool !
They usually deal with naturally aspirated.
There protocol for finding boost leaks is to open the bonnet and visually inspect for holes with the naked eye............
I approached the owner of the company about my experience in an attempt to remediate the situation amicably via a conference call .
Unfortunately he never got back to me which didn't make me feel like a valued customer.
I'll be raising a complaint with motor ombudsman services next week for malpractice and will look to retrieve the money owed.
WATCH OUT FOR THESE PIRATES !!!!!