Throttle Out Fab
Maple Valley, WA 98038 425-432-0600
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- "I have been going here for years. Honest small shop. Costs well below others in area."
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Consumer Comments for Throttle Out Fab
Oct 28, 2020
Nov 09, 2018
Small, out of the way operation, but Jim and Don(?) are very good, knowledgeable, and will work with you on things like installing customer-supplied parts now and then.
Their prices aren't the cheapest, but they're not the most expensive, either - the quality of their work is worth it to me!
They have worked on our maxi-van and (so far) seven of our cars over the last half-dozen years, and aren't afraid to tell you that your car may not be worth the cost of repairing it, That kind of honesty is a rarity, these days.
My opinion? Call them up, set up an appointment, let them take a look at your car, ask them questions, and decide for yourself.
Frank B.
Maple Valley
Aug 19, 2013