Weleski Truck Repair Inc

Had our company's truck towed here. they get 10/10 for identifying the problem and 0 /10 for fixing it. Used a random o-ring in a seal and the o-ring blew out on the drive back. Oil everywhere. Contacted the shop and was told that we need to contact a dealer to get the right part....No kidding....

I second the 0 star option. I paid a lot of money to have my vehicle fixed and it wasn't completed correctly. Took them to court only to find out after the judges husband is friends with the owner. Good luck if you choose to go here you're going to need it.

PLEASE READ ENTIRE POST: Just going to state facts: I asked to have my rear differential fixed. Was it? No. The judge wanted to joke about talking about my rear end and never looked at a single document. I found out a lot about the judicial system(waste of time). Had documentation from jeep saying it was the rear end. I bought a used rear end swapped it out and I'll be damned I'm driving it everyday now. Don't expect to get anywhere here that's not opinion. That's a fact.

The best! We have been taking our cars to Weleski Truck Repair for several years now and have always been so happy with how kind and professional the staff is. This is the only place I will take my car for repair work and inspection, knowing the work will be done right and very fair pricing.

I Work at Weleski truck repair and had seen Mr Larocca's truck come thru we installed a water pump on the truck, the truck had 400000 miles on it and the body was so damaged it should not have been on the road. he picked up the truck brought it back for AC work the system was empty, we informed him that we can not find the leak at this time but would install dye in the system, he could pick up the truck use it and bring it back in a day or so and we can find the leak, using ultraviolet light looking for the dye. he declined to do that and never returned.as for the office person that he was calling names, he should have brought that to the managers attn and that person would have been dealt with if needed. as for Mr Carrier his jeep was towed in for pinion bearings, after we recieved the vehicle the tow truck driver informed us the vehicle does not drive because of the pinion bearings being out of the vehicle. after getting on the rack and opening the differential we found the bearing on the pinion had failed due to lack of lube. we disasembled the rear and checked all the differential componets and found that we could reuse all parts except pinion bearings, i informed Mr Carrier that there is two ways to go with this repair we could fix the differential , or total rebuild replace all componets if we repair the diff it would be alot cheaper htan a total rebuild. he chose the lesser route. after the vehicle was drivable we could hear a growling noise but the vehicle had extreamly aggressive tires that would not let us determine where the noise was coming from. Mr Carrier took the vehicle and changed the tires brought the vehicle back and there was a definate growl noise at that point we put the vehicle in the air and ran it on the rack and found the noise to be coming from the transfer case, i informed Mr Carrier that the transfer case was making noise but he declined repair at that time and picked up the vehicle. he said he took it to the jeep dealer that determined that it was a bad rear end rebuild. i asked to bring it back he did and i asked him to come down while it was in the air and i would let him find the noise and show that it was not a rear diff noise but he declined to do so, as far as the judge and her husband i dont know if they are friends of my employer or not , but the oath of office does not give you permission to pick and chose who wins a case by friendship but by facts , if Mr Carrier did not like the outcome of a answer he could appeal to a different court and the same facts would have been shown.