Independent Prius Mechanic in Brooklyn New York ???

Needing an independent Prius mechanic expert / specialist that is around Brooklyn, New York ???
So if by any chance, someone from the forum happens to know of a reliable, trustworthy, mechanic. that won't mess-up my Prius Star Ship, it would be greatly appreciated ???

So far I've found one place, which is PriusKings, but they mainly specialize in hybrid batteries.

Having issues with the steering wheel pulling left (no vibration), when driving slow, vehicle is bouncy, then at highway speeds the vehicle vibrates. I'm suspecting this issue could have been caused or initiated 1.5 years ago when I had a run in with a massive pothole (aka crater) that caused a blowout of both of the left tires (not a good night). I'm hoping its just a simple issue of the rims being bent (so that they can be replaced) and that the car would just need an alignment to solve the pulling left issue. Not sure if I'll be needing an inspection of the inner/outer tie rods, steering wheel rack, control arm, struts, etc.

The Prius Star Ship is also in need of all its fluids being changed:
- Coolants for both reservoirs
- Brake fluid
- Transaxle fluid
- Oil change

A friend recently had a horrible experience having a basic fluid change for his transmission at @AMC00, on a 2010 BMW. Now his out so far $9000 in expenses, and is taking @AMC00 to court.

I would like to avoid such a disaster.

 

UPDATE:

Went to the StealerShip for a recall software update, and explain the whole crater situation, the vibrations, and the car pulling thing.

Upon inspection, they claim no parts where bent/damaged (inner/outer tie rods, steering wheel rack, control arm, etc), except for the rims which where damaged.

Oddly enough I wasn't charged for the inspection (Thank Goodness), but they did want to change the rims at a cost of $2000 and $800 for tires.

So I had to go aftermarket, got some RTX Sprinter rims for $300 and MileStar Tires for $200, that's $500 (much better).
Went back to the StealerShip, had the an oil change, rims and tires installed, and an alignment for $250 (too expensive).

So it cost me $750 to fix this issue, but it could have been worse.
The car doesn't pull or vibrate anymore, problem solved.