Letitia is the nicest person in the entire world. In addition to that, she knows her automotive…read moreparts backwards and forwards. Every time I go in there she's super helpful. And I have to say, over 10 years of going into the store, I have never seen her in a bad mood ever. She's part of the community here in El Cerrito. And we're lucky to have her.

Needed to use an OBD reader / O'Reilly VeriScan. Walked-in…read moreand was greeted right away by a kind gentleman who provided me the scanner after I gave my id as security. Came back in a he printed the results. I called earlier and my call was answered right away by a professional woman. Excellent service all around.

One Stop is my number one for the same reasons many others come here: honest, knowledgeable…read morecountermen, great pricing and the ability to get the parts. It's not in stock? Is two hours OK with you? Impossible-to-get stuff takes four days in my experience. To me this store is a refreshing change from those conceived by a room full of MBAs, and they can give solutions that don't interest corporate MBAs. I do know *one* chain store with the green logo that repeatedly impresses me with their competency and depth. But One Stop can give you choices and tell you how they're likely to turn out. They can get unusual stuff, maybe beat eBay prices and be reliable at the same time. Sure, image is important but if you peer over the counter back in the aisles you may be able to see considerably higher organization and cleanliness than in front. For bored-looking guys, I suspect that if you and I knew we would both be amazed at the dollar volume these low-key total professionals turn. It's almost always one or two phone calls away - because they know who to call. And those old things in the yellowed packaging? They don't make a lot of that stuff anymore, particularly the specialized tools and if you can use it, it's gold. I have to admit that I'm old school - my first real job was in a jobber like this one many decades ago. There aren't many treasures like this left. So relax; ask and listen to what they tell you and ask some more if you need to. You don't need to be perfect, if you want a "10" fuse maybe something about what kind of car it fits and what year would help you both succeed.They *are* friendly if you be, too, and they might even come alive if you ask nicely for their advice or recommendation that will be backed by mondo experience. If you have a car it is likely you'll be back - why not introduce yourself? And yes, I've stood at the counter for what seemed like forever while they took the time needed to solve someone else's problem, but I knew I'd get the same attention if I needed it. And while I was waiting I picked up a trade mag and learned about current tech on alternator overrun pulleys, another time found a tool I needed and they had the best price. No, I'm not still in the auto trade, just a geek with some old cars I'm very fond of. And anytime we undertake a repair on anything, isn't it always against all odds? That's why we're here on Yelp, right?

Shelves unstacked. No one at the counter. Waited around for service and then just left.read more

So I know that the guys at the auto parts counters usually get a bad rap. Typically , people want…read morethem to be master mechanics and know everything, and that's just not the case. Other times it's more legitimate concerns, often they're not helpful or their minimum wage.And it's just a job to get by. But not these two guys this morning. Fourth of july , i've got a flat tire , and it's simple enough to be plugged. I know they can't actually help me and touch my car liability issues and all that, but I'll be darned if these guys didn't help me me more than most aaa tow truck drivers. Yeah , they didn't change my tire , but they helped me with everything I needed to get it done quickly and checked up on me while I was doing it. It sucks to work holidays , but these guys were in a great mood and made everyone coming in that store smile and laugh. For real, if you read this, thank you, guys, I was able to get to work because of your help. And I appreciate it.

Went in for replacement wiper blades and got great help! I bought them and had them installed in…read morejust a few minutes. George the manager, was very friendly and helpful!

They installed front and back powerstop brand brake rotors and ceramic pads on a 2018 charger. I…read moresupplied the parts and they did the labor. Very reasonable cost. I will absolutely be back. Very friendly. Your best bet may be to stop by in person rather than call. I'm happy either way.

Super honest. Ive brought my car in there twice and left with a fix cheaper than the estimate. My…read moreother mechanics was gonna charge 1000 for a repair he estimated 600, but ended up costing only just over 400. Very knowledgeable and friendly, works on a wide variety of cars and their coresponding quirks.

I have limited car experience for context…read more Went in because headlights on the car were out and I was happy to have been assisted very quickly at this shop. The security guard there also is also a mechanic and was able to help me find what I needed and even helped come out of the store and help guide me with installation of the bulbs for the car. They went above and beyond what I expected. Thank yall.

Very bad customer service. The cashiers are not helpful at all. They should hire people with more…read morecapacity and good attitude to help customers.

No one other than Mercedes Benz of Oakland had ever touched my SL550. There was a grinding feel &…read morenoise they could not diagnose, even after I paid for a diagnostic inspection. I took the car to German Auto Sports and they determined right away what the needed repairs were and a fair price for the work. They ordered the parts and had me come in when they had exactly what they needed. The repair was absolutely perfect, completed on time for the agreed upon price. I'll never go back to MB of Oakland - ever.

Chris is a honest old school expert. Doesn't beat around the bush with what is needed while still…read morebeing honest. Honestly a rare thing when getting your vehicle repaired at most shops but an alternative to the dealer gouge.

Levan Group is a good place to get auto parts for your car. Break a tail light, headlight, or some…read moreother part to your car. You can get a replacement part immediately if they have it in stock and they have a large selection of auto parts.

I love this place been shopping there for many many many years I have no complaints or anything…read morenegative to say about this place found very hard to locate parts and accessories there

I've installed three of these. The colors are not dye fast…read more They can be removed by any cleaner other than water resulting in permanent damage to the cover.

Wheelskins used to be a good product. I bought one 10 years ago for a previous vehicle that went on…read moreand lasted perfectly. This latest one is pretty poorly made. Apparently the company has also been sold recently as well. A guy named "Jim" used to own it and was very responsive. Whoever the latest crew is doesn't respond to email at all and barely answers the phone. I tried calling today before writing this review and nobody answers. When I called to have the measurements revised a month ago somebody named "Lauren" answered the phone. Evidently it's hit or miss. They're more expensive and the craftsmanship has fallen off. Even with the correct measurements I'm still having to pull and stretch this thing and even use a shoe horn to get it on the steering wheel, so I'm not sure what's going on. I'm also ending up spending an additional $15 at my shoe cobbler to have him stitch the seams (per his suggestion) where Wheelskins has them GLUED ONLY. And speaking of glue, the glue is hard and flaky/crunchy and falls off with the least amount of pressure. It's not even good glue. It looks like the crunch around the rim of a raw honey jar as it ages. So now the $64 Wheelskins which was more expensive than the $50 I spent 10 years ago for the first one, is now almost $80 - to correct THEIR work. Not a good experience. Don't think I'll be reordering unless they fix their quality control and craftsmanship to previous standards. Not cool. Update: 8/8/22 Emailed the company and a gentleman named "Tony" responded with an offer to replace the cover. Took about 4 days to ship it out and another 4 to arrive. I had him add an extra quarter inch on the length and the width and for some reason it was still difficult getting it on but I got it on. Took me two and a half hours to install. I needed a multi-tool (to pull the needle thru the holes), an exacto knife (to create and punch thru some holes), a thimble (to protect from getting stuck with the needle) and lots of patience cuz some of the holes didn't line up correctly, but the finished product was worth the effort. Adding another star.