Fluker v. Rollin' Wrench, LLC et al

On February 13, 2025, plaintiff Mario Fluker filed a civil complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois against Rollin' Wrench, LLC and unidentified defendants. Fluker alleged that the automotive repair company engaged in deceptive practices, including charging for repairs never performed, misrepresenting necessary services, and violating the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act. The lawsuit seeks class-action certification on behalf of other customers subjected to similar fraudulent billing schemes. The complaint details systemic overcharging for diagnostic work and parts replacement that was either unnecessary or never completed, constituting consumer fraud and unjust enrichment.

Case pending as of 2026; class certification motion under review and no final judgment or settlement has been reached.

Whether Rollin' Wrench, LLC systematically defrauded customers by charging for unperformed or unnecessary auto repairs, thereby violating state consumer protection laws and warranting class-action relief.

The case highlights ongoing concerns about automotive repair fraud targeting vulnerable consumers and tests the applicability of the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act in service-based industries, potentially establishing precedent for consumer class actions against small-chain auto shops engaging in systematic overbilling practices.