Prince Custom Auto

About Prince Custom Auto

Prince Custom Auto sits on 36th Road in Flushing and does something its name never tells you: it leads with dash cameras. Google builds review topics from what customers actually write, and here dash cam installation ranks ahead of car window tinting. The shop's own bio agrees, listing dashcam first, then tint, then custom floor mats. For a business filed under auto upholstery, that is three trades ahead of the category it is registered in. The range is genuinely wide. Alongside tint and cameras the shop fits vinyl wraps and color changes, works with XPEL and 3M film, builds custom seat covers and floor mats, and installs ambient lighting and other modifications. It is the sort of place where a customer arrives for one thing and quietly solves three. The soft trim deserves a word, because it is where a shop's patience stays visible long after the invoice. A cover cut from a universal pattern has to be pulled and tucked to fit, so it puckers at the bolsters and slides on the base within a month. A cover cut to a specific model's pattern follows the seat's own seams, drops over the headrest posts without a fight, and stays where it was put because it was never under tension to begin with. Same for a floor mat: laser-cut to the footwell means it sits over the retaining clips instead of creeping toward the pedals, which is a safety point rather than a styling one. Reviewers describe being walked through material choices patiently rather than steered, and one calls the shop the best in Queens and underrated in the same sentence. The practical details are simple: open nine to seven, seven days a week, with no shorter Sunday. The 36th Road location sits minutes from Northern Boulevard and Main Street, and the shop works in Mandarin and English, which is why its listing carries service terms in both.