My E46 had been parked under my carport for three weeks and not been driven, thus the rotors were extremely rusty and vibrated.

A local dealership wanted to replace all four rotors plus pads for $1,200 despite full warranty, explanation: "the rotors had mold" and were not covered by warranty because the car wasn't driven regularly.

Rennie cracked up when I told him the story, took the car for a little workout and came back with brakes fixed. Zero charge.

That's what I call service, and that's how you win customers.

Just went to the guys at Redline for the first time for an alignment on my '06 M3. They did a great job and got me in and out in less than an hour, while I waited. Plus, the cost was HALF of what the dealer had quoted me for the same thing! I will go to Redline for all my work now!

I've been using them for over 2 years on my 2001 M5 and no complaints. Sometimes it takes them a while, but mostly due to waiting for parts they don't have in stock which isn't a surprise for a M car. They have no issues installing aftermarket stuff and the techs(Ryan and TIm are great) have no problems taking you to the back and showing you what's wrong. Just make sure you always get an estimate upfront and have them call you for approval before moving ahead.

I've used Redline for a long time. If you want,they will use used parts if available, and they really do know Bimmers. Their rates are compatible with the competition, and they will give good advice to the do-it-yourselfer.

Used them for 2yrs...Great work...I just never felt comfortable with the BIG difference from price qoutes, and the "final number"..That's just me...Techs are great though...Rennie knows his stuff, and they work fast...