Beaumont Frame & Front End, Inc

Cris Whyte a month ago

I called ahead and spoke to a business rep. I was assured they could work on both of my vehicles which have aftermarket suspension components. Once arriving with my car and after it was test driven and put on the rack, the technician began to explain that my camber was off and aftermarket adjustable a-arms are needed to align the wheels on the car. I pointed out that the front struts bottom out on bumps on the freeway and I felt that the struts need to be replaced before any alignment could be performed. I was then told they dont install aftermarket parts and then was referred back to his suggestion of adjustable a-arms, which I pointed out were aftermarket parts. After the technician realized I was aware of how a suspension works, he then asked if I wanted to go ahead and pay for an alignment. I pointed out that would be pointless with blown front struts. At that time we agreed the inspection was over and my car was taken off of the rack. Although my time was wasted at this business at least they did not charge me for a diagnostic fee $65, which I would have contested anyway since the person I spoke with on the phone assured me they could properly align my front end.

Mark Ferrell 3 months ago

I should have come to Beaumont frame and front end in the first place but had a tire shop ( Modica Brothers ) do major work on my front end and then align. . Had problems and went back. They said I needed more major work done and then another alignment. Instead I just drove it a while with lots of pops and squeaks. Took it to Beaumont Frame and a front end. They checked it out and tightened up some bolts that didn’t affect the alignment and greased everything. Success! Imagine if I had allowed ( Modica Brothers ) tire shop to work on it again.

preston green 4 months ago

Took my car in for an alignment and a bunch of tire work and they did an amazing job! The alignment is straight on the money and my car rides so much better. Will definitely be back!!

Charles Daryl Wideman 2 years ago

I took my Chevy Silverado to this place after I had an accident which required I replace several front end parts. I had to leave town in a hurry and didn’t have time to get my ft end aligned before I left. Anyway after arriving in Beaumont I searched for and found an alignment shop close to where I was staying. They took my truck back and returned it in a reasonable amount of time. They furnished me with a print out of before and after readings. My only problem, which is a big one, is that anyone who knows very much about older Chevy Silverados knows that the upper control arm must be torqued to 140 ft pounds or it will work work loose and move. When I asked to make sure he torqued the bolts he stated he didn’t own a torque wrench. The owner or operator who took my money acted like I was speaking French when I brought up torquing bolts. My opinion. Stay away from this shade tree shop. In this day and time, what repair shop that displays a ASE certification out front doesn’t own a torque wrench ?

Jon Talbert 3 years ago

I visited two or three other shops before coming here. Nobody else could figure out the issue of my truck pulling hard to the right and eating tires. These guys quickly identified the problem. Worked with me on scheduling to get the truck in for repair and the guy who did my alignment got it driving straight with no pull! These guys did what no other shops could do!