Auto Body Shop in Freeport, NY
Auto Body Shop Shops in Freeport, NY
Clean Cruisin' began as a mobile detailing crew, and the name still carries the history, but the operation now runs from a storefront at 87 Sunrise Hwy in…
Aim Detailing
VerifiedAim Detailing is a family-owned auto detailing and customization shop on East 2nd Street in Mineola, with more than a decade of work behind it and a service…
Tinting Motors & Paint Protection Film carries a certification wall that explains its standing on Long Island: certified installer for XPEL, 3M vinyl, and…
Fast Action Truck Body Repair
VerifiedFast Action Body Repair is New York's specialist in commercial truck collision repair, painting, and body work, operating from Rockaway Beach Boulevard in Far…
T-House
VerifiedT-House is what happens when a wrap studio decides to master one platform. The Flushing shop, also known as TesHouse, specializes in Tesla, handling…
Grand Prix Customs
VerifiedGrand Prix Customs is a full-service auto shop on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn that blends modern customization with body and mechanical service under one roof…
212 Motoring
Verified212 Motoring calls itself the cream of the crop in car customizations, and a Brooklyn history reaching back to 1996 backs the swagger.
Aki Auto Care
VerifiedAki Auto Care compresses an unusual amount of capability into its Astoria operation: detailing, vinyl wraps, PPF, ceramic protection, body shop work, and…
EUDM Autosports
VerifiedEUDM Autosports wears its scope in its full name, XPEL, Tints, Vinyl Wrap, Collision, Auto Parts and Service, and its identity in its first four letters…
Brooklyn Discount Auto Tinting
VerifiedBrooklyn Discount Auto Tinting is a long-running auto glass and window tint shop on Atlantic Avenue in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area, offering an unusually…
Sound Design Auto Spa & Alarms
VerifiedSound Design Auto Spa & Alarms covers an unusually wide stretch of the trade from 1579 Stillwell Avenue in the Bronx.
OG Garage Wraps & Auto Repair
VerifiedOG Garage answers a question most Brooklyn car owners eventually ask: why does the wrap shop, the detailer, and the mechanic have to be three different places?