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I contacted these guys to ask general advice about a problem I’m experiencing with my cars turbo. They gave honest advice and replied immediately. They didn’t have to, they just wanted to help!
Would have no hesitation purchasing from these guys!
Everything was spot on, gave Andy my registration number and he found the right turbo for me, delivered very quick and on time, all correspondence was first class could not fault a thing, I would highly recommend this company, product and price spot on
I'm writing this review about jwperformace which is part of Essex turbos avoid! Take payment and don't send items asked for tracking number various times which they cannot provide now trying to get a refund which is proving just as difficult as actually getting the item in the first place seeking legal advice
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