C & S Auto Electric Inc.

Your Favorite Mechanic a month ago

Running Your Favorite Mechanic in Snellville, Georgia, I’ve still relied on this shop for over 20 years since my local days. I recently shipped the Delco-Remy generator from a 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster via USPS and supplied a return shipping label to handle a 6V to 12V conversion. During our phone call, they immediately knew their stuff and gave me a helpful price guesstimate. The final bill was slightly higher, but reasonably expected for what I was asking of them. Beyond their master-level vintage expertise, they also handle modern alternators and other electrical components. I will definitely be using them for any future vintage vehicle repair work."

N N 4 months ago

A+++ the real deal. The owner is a stand up guy. Had zero time my daughter’s alternator was shot. The hooked me up and I was out the door in 20 minutes. People support places like this they are almost all gone!

BRANDON Hollis Jr 5 months ago

Need a alternator rebuilt for high powered system.. they did it in good time and was affordable

Iosua Lupascu 2 years ago

I’m OTR truck driver coming from a long haul and I took in my starter and alternator from my thermo king Reefer unit and brought it to them. They had my starter in stock and I waited for a hour and a half for my alternator to be rebuilt. One last thing I want to say is they are so reasonable with prices and they do a excellent job and I recommend any truck driver out here to come to these guys they will take care of you.

Rodger Folkerts 2 years ago

WORST PLACE EVER!!! I drive an hour to drop off an alternator that has been completely disassembled, cleaned, painted gold, and it only needed to be put together. I leave it and a week goes by and I call and was told they hadn’t been able to get to it. I wait another week and call, they said yeah it’s done but you shouldn’t have taken it apart bc the case broke while we were assembling. I drive an hour to get there to find that he had broken the rear case trying to press in the diodes and blamed ME for it! I asked how did me disassembling it, cleaning it and dropping it off, unbroken, cause it to break? I notice that he put the wrong rear case on that’s not oem with the original Delco Remy markings for my 63’ Buick. Instead of simply fixing it, he uses the wrong case. So I take the alternator home, doesn’t work, drove an hour back down there, told him it’s not working and I fixed the original case and want it back on the alternator. And, since all of this man handling is ruining the gold paint, I dropped it off and told him I spent 2 hours stripping the gold paint off and polishing the aluminum case and putting clear coat on it. I leave it a week and I call and he says it’ll be don