Strong diagnostics
Customers describe proper diagnostics solving faults other garages could not, including a suspension-lift vibration and an intermittent engine-light issue.
Al Quoz
Saluki Motorsport LLC is an auto repair shop in Al Quoz, with a full vehicle maintenance service and a separate custom-fabrication and desert-racing workshop. Reviews point to useful work such as onboard air-compressor upgrades and robust overlander drawer or kitchen builds.
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Customers describe proper diagnostics solving faults other garages could not, including a suspension-lift vibration and an intermittent engine-light issue.
The workshop has built demanding overlander systems, including a lightweight Pajero drawer and kitchen setup designed for rough African roads.
Several reviews mention repairs being explained simply, with quotation emails and even video clips showing the work required.
Customers report vehicles being delivered on time or early, including a two-day installation for Patrol suspension and electrical upgrades.
Reviews cover Land Rover upgrades, desert vehicles, suspension lifts and a VGT hybrid turbo with an updated tune.
The facility is described as spacious, clean, tidy and air-conditioned, with both repair and office teams praised for prompt communication.
Get it written. Request a written quotation before work starts, especially for labour, and ask for written approval before any additional charges.
Check handover. Inspect hoses, fittings and other completed work before accepting the vehicle, particularly after a lengthy diagnostic repair.
Ask for proof. For diagnostics, ask for the explanation and supporting evidence; one customer valued quotation emails and video clips of required work.
Confirm timing. Agree the expected completion date in advance. Reviews describe both on-time delivery and a Defender kept for nearly two months.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 1:30 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
A customer drove from Saudi Arabia for an upgrade to the vehicle’s onboard air compressor.
The shop installed a hitch receiver for a bicycle rack and kept the customer informed throughout the job.
A custom pullout kitchen and fridge slide was rebuilt with strong materials and first-class workmanship.
This Nissan Super Safari Patrol upgrade was installed within two days after detailed consultation.
These additions were installed to help keep the vehicle cooler during Dubai’s hot summer.
One recent review says turbo-removal labour rose to roughly six times the agreed amount without advance approval or a revised quotation.
A Defender reportedly returned with the same fault the next day; another workshop found loose turbo pipes that had not been secured.
A 2025 update reports labour at 350AED/h + VAT and says the customer was overcharged more than once.
A review says wheel nuts rusted within days, while a loose mirror and clutch noise needed repeated attention and were patched rather than properly repaired.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
engine light issue
“Did some research and came across Saulki, went it and I kid you not, walked out after an hour and the issue was fixed for 150 AED! The team found it was an intermittent fault, not a perm issue which they resolved”Google review · May 2020
The Bottom Line
Saluki Motorsport is an auto repair shop in Al Quoz that handles everyday maintenance alongside more involved 4x4 and performance work. Customers have brought Land Rovers, Jaguars, Audis, Porsches and unusual vehicles for diagnostics, servicing, suspension upgrades, turbo work and electrical repairs. Its custom side is more specialised: reviews mention an onboard air-compressor upgrade, a hitch receiver for a bicycle rack, and a heavily engineered pullout kitchen and drawer system for an overlander.
The strongest pattern in the older and mid-period reviews is careful explanation. Customers describe faults being found after other garages failed, work completed within the quoted timeframe, and communication through quotation emails, WhatsApp and even video clips. The workshop itself is described as spacious, clean, tidy and air-conditioned.
A two-day installation covered King springs, shocks and a kill switch for a Nissan Super Safari Patrol. There is also a meaningful caution. Recent reviews report changing diagnoses, repeated repairs, poor follow-up and a turbo job billed at roughly six times the agreed labour price without prior approval.
Another review cites 350AED/h + VAT and says trust declined after overcharging. Get labour and parts quotes in writing, approve extras before work begins, and inspect fittings at handover. For expensive modifications, compare prices before committing.