My new favorite mechanic and auto repair shop! High quality, quick, reliable, fair, and honest! I own a Smart car and so it can be difficult finding a shop that actually knows how to work and Smart cars and won't charge you an arm and a leg for it. But the other day, my Smart car wouldn't start. I tried jumping it, and it still wouldn't start. So I thought maybe it was the starter or the alternator. My Smart car was now a dumb car. So I called around to see if anyone close by could work on Smart cars. I spoke with the owner, Mark, first and not only did he say that they could fix whatever issue it was, but he also told me to check with my insurance company to see if they would cover the cost of the tow. (And they did, so bonus points for the free tow!) But anyway, I had it towed, and I told them that I thought it might be the starter. They got back to me within a few hours and let me know that it was only the battery. They sent me a quote via email and it was a lot less than I was expecting. I even compared the battery price to the price of batteries at a few "local" parts stores. And the cost of the battery itself was way less than what any part store would have charged me. They had the work done within a few hours and I was able to get it back quickly. I can't recommend the team at All Auto Repair more highly. They are great people and great to work with. My car is Smart once again. read more

What I can tell you about these folks is they are honest. You can get what you need fixed or get recommended repairs or services done at the same time. Honesty... they will shoot you straight and do the job better than most. Like entrusting your heirloom ring with someone, entrust these folks with your vehicle. read more

I haven't had them work on a vehicle of mine yet but I'm already encouraged. 1 star for answering the phone after they were already closed. 1 star for being friendly after they were already closed and telling me he'd call me back after he took care of the customer in front of him. (As much as I dislike that because I'm the one on the phone, the one in front of him who's likely been waiting should be the priority). 1 star for calling back, although he forgot for a while. As I told him, we're all human! 1 star for doing all this when he's headed to a funeral out-of-state the next day! All this makes me want to check them out all the more. read more

Here's a summary of my 2 experience with All Auto Repair and my wife's Mercury Sable: The first issue was with a squealing sound that would come and go as it pleased. We took it to All Auto Repair after looking up reviews on Google. My wife suggested that it might be an issue with a loose belt and that her father had told us that it could be the auto-tensioner. All Auto Repair told us that it wasn't the auto-tensioner and that the sound was caused by a faulty water pump. $800 dollars later we have a new water pump in her car. The squeal came back within a day or two. We took the car to her dad and he put in a new auto-tensioner. The new auto-tensioner fixed the problem. Needless to say, my wife was pretty upset with All Auto Repair. I explained to her that car problems can be complicated and that All Auto Repair went with the most obvious issue first. Fast forward to a few weeks ago. Her car is leaking fuel vapors from the passenger side, near the fuel filter and tank. The smell is filling our garage and we had to park her car outside. I take a quick look at it, replace the fuel cap and fuel filter. The easy fixes didn't work. So I suggest to her that we take it to All Auto Repair. She is a little apprehensive, but I tell her that they'll have the equipment that we don't and they'll find the issue no problem. They charge me a bit over $100 and tell me that the fuel leak is probably coming from the weld where the two halves of the fuel tank come together. Wait... probably? We were quoted around $500 for a new fuel tank and labor. They told me they had a smoke-machine. Did they not use it? I was immediately apprehensive and put off by the fact that All Auto Repair couldn't give me a confident answer to what the issue with the tank was, and after our previous experience with the $800 repair that did nothing, I decided I was going to tackle this issue myself. Keep in mind that I don't have a whole lot of experience with cars. I can change my own oil and that's about it. So I watch some YouTube videos, buy a bottle of UV reactive fuel additive along with a UV flashlight, and follow the instructions. As soon as I dropped the fuel tank (again, I have little to no experience at this point) I immediately noticed where the fuel leak was coming from. It was coming from the area of my fuel pump. The top of the fuel pump has a little plastic elbow that a high-pressure fuel line connects to. There was an obvious crack at the top of this fuel pump elbow. I didn't need a new gas tank; the tank itself was in terrific shape. I replaced the fuel pump, reinstalled the tank, and now my wife's car has been leak free ever since. All All Auto Repair would have needed to do was drop my fuel tank to discover what the real issue was. I had paid a little over $100 for what? To park my vehicle in their garage and come back a few days later to be given the bill and a free car wash coupon? They would've had me purchase and install a new fuel tank, which--not unlike the $800 water pump install--would've fixed nothing. YouTube, AutoZone, and my two hands did more than this dedicated mechanic's shop could. I can't reiterate enough that simply removing my gas tank and using a pair of eyes would've given them all the information they would've needed to diagnose the real issue. The source of the fuel leak is physically above where they claimed it was coming from. I will never take another vehicle to this shop ever again. read more

All Auto Repair was absolutely fantastic! We are new to the area and needed an emergency repair to our vehicle. They quickly repaired it, fixed the flat tire then even washed the car. You now have a customer for life! Thank you! read more

Friendly and honest. The work on my Audi was done as requested and quote was given to me before any work was done. I am glad I was able to find a good mechanic in our new home town. read more

I have been happy with their work, having had my Jeep repaired several times with this business. First time was shocks & brakes. Next a transmission replacement. Next a fluids change. Next new coil packs. The last repair took a little longer than I was expecting, but Norm's work has been reliable. read more

Word of mouth is a powerful thing. I had a friend who recently bought a used car (Nissan), and took it to this shop to have them access the work that needed to be done. They quoted him a price of $1500 which in turn would fix everything and take care of all the codes that were coming up during the diagnostic. 5 minutes after picking up the car, the engine light turns back on.... My friend called asking why the engine light turned on, when they had assured them the issues were fixed. The owner then said to bring the car back, he looked at it and said there would be more repairs that needed to be done that were never talked about in pervious conversations. They said there would need to be another diagnostic done on the car, which would cost them another $110! My friend then went back and forth with the shop for several days, which ended in the shop manager becoming very hostile. Needless to say, in the end nothing was fixed that should have been, and my friends is now out $1500 and the car still doesn't run. read more

John and Norm are awesome! My boyfriends truck broke on the way from Nevada to Nampa. All Auto Repair gave us different options and did everything they could to give us a fair price. John and Norm are very honest, curtiese and profesional. We highly recommend them for your car maintenance and repair. They are very professional and awesome! read more

I recently brought a car in for service with the objective to prioritize engine light codes as well as diagnose and or repair the issues at hand. Immediately after repairs the engine light came back on, in which they said bring the car back. They took a quick peek at it while indicating I will be spending more out of pocket for repairs. Right then I knew something wasn't right, I took my car to a certified Nissan repair center to get a proper diagnosis. Nissan looked at the car and found several issues that contradicted AAR, the most important being the state of my Catalytic converters. Kirk told me my catalytic converters were fine but Nissan painted the real picture for me. Those catalytic converters are fried, I was also mislead on the state of the valve cover, as Nissan also found indication of a leak in the valve cover. Now the impression I'm getting from AAR is they are above Consumer laws, they grossly misdiagnosed the car, costing me more money so I am currently in pursuit of several avenues to get my money back. The picture below is a page from Nissan with the real issues at hand, as well as the estimated cost for repairs. AAR dug me into a deeper hole with pointless repairs such as coil packs and a tune up. That all could of waited if we would of succeeded in our objectives, which again was prioritizing codes and diagnosing/ clearing them. I will never go to this business again! read more

All Auto Repair - Was told the car runs great and converters are still good. Nissan has confirmed that is not true. - Auto Repair Near Me - Nampa, Idaho