The owners of Vulc-Tech, Gene Quattrucci & Rob Sutton, believe that all their valued customers deserve courtesy and respect as fellow community members. Customers love us because of our attention to detail, knowledge of all makes and models, and honest, up-front attitude towards your vehicle and it's service needs. All of our mechanics
The owners of Vulc-Tech, Gene Quattrucci & Rob Sutton, believe that all their valued customers deserve courtesy and respect as fellow community members. Customers love us because of our attention to detail, knowledge of all makes and models, and honest, up-front attitude towards your vehicle and it's service needs. All of our mechanics are ASE certified keeping up to date on all of the latest state-of-the-art equipment and repairs. Gene Quattrucci started his automotive career in 1978 at Sullivan Tire. In 1981, he opened Vulc-Tech Tire sales and repairing, and expanded to more comprehensive auto repairs and alignments in 1991
We are a modern repair facility. We work on all makes and models and can handle all of your car care needs. We use the latest computer hardware and software to diagnose your vehicle.
Stop by and say hi to Gene or Lucy Quattrucci who is behind the counter every day greeting friends and customers.
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Verified Customer
Renee,
You brought your vehicle in for a New Hampshire State Safety inspection and we did it completely by the NH laws, after the tech inspected the vehicle we would have offered to bring you out into the shop to show you why your vehicle failed and show you any problems. I talked to the technician who inspected your vehicle and he confirmed on the RR inside brake pad was at the minimum requirement of 2/32 and thought this may have been caused by the brake caliper sticking. If another garage’s technician does not properly inspect the inboard brake which requires in most cases for the tire to be removed and often removing the brake caliper to see the entire inside brake pad. If the outside pad has plenty of life which can be visually seen through the wheel and the vehicle has low miles they could easily assume the inside pad is the same and miss a problem because the inspection was not done thoroughly. We also found the Left fog light assembly cracked and had water inside the capsule. Your 2 year old car has 38650 miles; brake pads can wear out between 20,000 miles and upwards to 100,000 miles depending on the driving conditions and customer habits. Finally you called us on 8/1/14 about this and we offered for you to bring the vehicle in to have checked a second time and if we had made a mistake we would address it immediately and reimburse you for a State Inspection fee but you chose not to come in. We have done thousands of NH state safety inspection over many years of business and have a perfect record with the state with no violations or warnings of any kind.