🔧 PURE Motorsport

I got my Audi RS5 retuned And New air intake had a great experience. Mike is great. I will be back.

Great experience, very communicative and transparent, fair pricing. Will definitely be bringing my car (VW GTI 2015) here in the future! 🤙🏽

This is my second time bringing my car here for upgrades, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience. Mark was incredibly friendly and helped me order the exact parts I needed. The parts arrived quickly, and I was able to get them installed the following week. The installation was done efficiently, and the pricing was very reasonable. Overall, a great experience—I would 10/10 recommend!

This group has been amazingly helpful. When I made a mistake, they fixed the issue and did not charge me. The fix was to switch programming slots but still, no charge. 2 years later, I was unable to ready up all monitors and after working with me over the phone for about 30 minutes their tech gave me an idea to try while I wait for the scheduled appointment. The tech was correct and I was able to finish and again, no charge. I am very grateful and humbled that there are still people out there that just want to help. You are all rock stars and I will find a way to bring you some business! Thank you PMS!

I have a 2010 Audi S5 cab and had a CTS single pulley installed for about 6mths when all of a sudden the pulley came off. Researching through the Audi forums it appears to occur often if the CTS pulley is not heated properly. Anyways I decided to get it done professionally through PUREMS. I've seen them post on other Audi forums and was near me. It will also save me time from pulling the bumper in service mode. Long story short I brought it in and purchased an APR Single Pulley which should work with my current IE tune. Dropped it off and called about 3 hrs later and was told that they couldn't install the pulley because something stopping it from the supercharger shaft... a little disappointed but okay. Then he says not only that but their removal tool broke. I asked if there was anyway to fix it.. he replied and said no way to fix my removal tool but you will probably need to purchase a new supercharger. Sounded to me he was blaming me for his tool breaking. Anyways I picked it up from this shop and still ended up paying $500. He explained the shaft being damage etc... but how do I know it wasn't them damaging it since their removal tool broke. Went home the same day and I was able to install the pulley with a little youtube help. I emailed him back saying I got it on and he said it looks like the pulley was completely discolored from overheating and they were not going to do that and compromise the integrity of the pulley. Okay fair enough, but I then send him a forum thread where others were having issues getting the pulley on with the APR pulley at 375 degrees. Now is that an issue with my supercharger or the product? Mike replied with "Glad you found someone who was able to do it using a solution not recommend by APR. We've only installed about 80 of these, we have a little experience with this." But after looking closely in my engine bay and seeing that 4 of the screws on the plastic shroud was completely cracked. I emailed him back with the pictures and for a company with experience, why the heck would their mechanic over torque the screws and crack the plastic shroud. He never responded back. I'm just glad I got it installed without having to purchase a supercharger.