Went to Firestone for my AC checkup and was told lots of problems in the system. AC low side hose leaking, AC Compressor leaking.
83132 New Drier/Accum $614.99
68438 New Cmpr & Clutch $605.25
59002 R134A Compressor oil $14.56
Remove and replace A/C Compressor $105.00
Remove and replace Receiver Drier $210.00
55073 Suction Line $169.99
Remove and replace Air Cond Hose $52.50
A/C Evacuate and Recharge R134A $75.00
Total Parts, Labor & Tax: 1915.29

The prices on the main parts are much cheaper on Ebay and some dealers.

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions WTD.
Any and all advice will be appreciated.

 

They top my list of things not-to-be-trusted. Always trying to sell you junks.
I stopped going there many years ago. The last time it was to repair a flat tire. They kept the car for an extra hour ... just to give me a list of 99 different things I should replaced ... I vowed to stay away since (It happened before every time, didn't bother me as much).
What is the problem with your AC, that you can tell ?
Check the hose (running infront of the radiator, near the oil dipstick) for green freon leak. It costs me a little over $300 to replace (such hose costs a bunch$$$).

 

I agree with Maxfan. That seems like an unreasonable amount of work. They seem like they are trying to rebuild your entire system when odds are its a leaking hose. I have never trusted Firestone with car repairs (or tires for that matter). Find someone else for a second opinion. That is to much money not to shop around a bit.