Lucas is amazing. After 3 other mechanics, he found the problem and fixed it. Incredibly HONEST and…read moregreat price. He even talked us out of doing work the others had recommended. Saved us a ton and the car runs so much better. I highly recommend this place. So happy!

From the owner: Specializing in automotive repair, restoration, and custom installations.read more

After my 2021 Forest River Sunseeker 3050S unreliable rear airbags failed, I upgraded to a full…read moreSuperSprings International system. I chose the SSA47 SuperSprings combined with SSF-106-40 (Front) and SSR-130-47 (Rear) SumoSprings because I wanted a maintenance-free, self-adjusting solution made in the USA. The customer service was exceptionally responsive, knowledgeable, and genuinely caring. Since having the system installed at their Idaho facility in December 2025, I've logged over 600 miles towing a full-size Bronco. The transformation is incredible: rough roads, bridge joints, and semi-truck gusts no longer cause the unstable sway and body roll I previously endured. If you want a dependable, 'fit-it-and-forget-it' suspension upgrade, this is it! Clark J

Bought SuperSprings for my 2013 Tundra and they lifted the rear 2.25 inches, making the ride…read moreextremely harsh. I contacted SuperSprings for help and was basically told "that's just how it is." After that, they stopped responding entirely. I ended up having to build custom longer shackles myself to fix the problem. Based on the lack of support and being ghosted, I can't recommend them because of their lack of customer service.

Everything! Steve and Beto are amazing. Work is top notch…read moreand prices are not sky high

Ah man- so great- my "check TPMS system" came on as I was driving home on 101- the guy here checked…read moreall my tires and sent me on my way feeling safe and ready to go. Super chill super friendly highly recommend

They got my service real quick. They got me going with the vehicle they serviced it really quick.read more

I got in my car this morning and got a low tire pressure warning, on a Sunday, no less. Well, Yelp…read morefound this little shop right near me and it said that they're open 24/7. Guess what, it's true. I called and my call was answered in just a few minutes. The gentleman told me he would alert the on call tow truck driver. Victor then opened the doors in a few minutes and checked his stock. Victor was both kind and efficient. He told me I only needed one tire and found a nice lightly used tire which he showed me, then proceeded to jack up my car and change the tire. Afterward he checked the pressure in all four tires. Total time, about an hour. Total cost, including an after hours charge was $270.00. This place is a Godsend. I'm telling everybody. These folks are the real thing. I drove away very happy. Thank you, Victor for a truly professional job. And thanks to Eric for the quick and efficient response.

Way more expensive than other gas stations. Incredibly dirty. Old pumps. Go somewhere else.read more

Very rude graveyard shift man. Refused to let customers use the restroom and claims it's out of…read moreorder but he's a liar. Lazy and rude. No wonder this business only has 1.5 stars

Risdon's 76 is locally owned gas station! The gas is usually 10 cents cheaper than the surrounding…read moregas stations and the price decreases more so if you also buy a car wash on your visit. They also offer tire repair and other car services. The service is has always been top notch and quick. Definitely a place I'll continue to take my business.

More like Risdon'ts…read more Summary: No accountability, no apology. Never again. Entire car searched - without permission - then being further disrespected by the owner yelling at you in the middle of the garage. Not sure what his deal is, but none of that was okay. I came here today for a routine oil change and tire rotation. When I called to schedule this two days ago, I gave the make and model of my vehicle since sometimes they need to order in a special filter or part. The owner assured me they had everything. I'm all for supporting local businesses, and while I've only gotten gas here for decades, my family has also brought in vehicles for oil changes and similar basic services. I told the owner I'd wait in the little table area they had out front and the key was in the car for them. Partway through, he came to get me to show me the wear on the front tires and suggested skipping the tire rotation and paying more to get new front tires. Sure, no problem, let's do it. Thank you. I went back to the waiting area. A while later, another guy came out to ask me if I knew where the lug nut key was so they could remove the tires. I asked if they'd checked in the back where the spare tire was. He said they had and couldn't find it. We walked over and I was immediately surprised to see that my tools and personal items from my car were out on the ground and they were putting them back in my car when we walked up. I looked in what were the logical spaces next to some car tool kits, but no luck. They told me they'd already checked everything, and when I looked up, I saw that someone was rifling through my glove box and then saw that my personal items were all moved around in the front, the doors, and center console areas of my car as well. They clearly took the liberty to look through ALL of my car, without thinking to take a few steps to where I was and updating me prior and asking if they could look since they didn't have the needed tool. I kept it cool and simply mentioned to the guy rifling through my glove box that I'd prefer he didn't do that. I then saw the imprint of a greasy hand on my front seat where someone had previously leaned to look through the now disheveled center console. Once it was clear that the needed part was not somewhere in a kit in the car, I asked the owner for a clean towel. I wanted to wipe the grease from my seat. He brought it over, I wiped the seat, then thanked him again as I handed it back. Clearly all of my personal items and space had been searched through and while I felt violated and that being asked permission would have been nice, I kept focused on trying to find a solution for this missing part. When it was clear the tires would not be removed since they didn't have the part, and the kit I had didn't have it, I thanked him again and asked him for the receipt. The oil change was $165 and some change. I kept calm at that price tag, thanked him one last time, then asked him where I was supposed to pay. At that point I shared, "I want to share some feedback so that you are aware - I would have preferred if you asked me first before going through my car." He immediately exploded in the middle of the garage, to the point that I gently raised my hands as a gesture of wanting to de-escalate. He blew right past that and said that he was watching the whole time and that they put everything back and that since my key was in the car, they could do whatever they needed as part of the service. I told him that I understood leaving the key, of course, so that they could move the car, but didn't understand that to give permission to go through all of my personal items and entire car. I attempted again to come back to my point that it would have been nice to have been asked - especially since I was right out front. He immediately snapped back, still yelling, saying that he wasn't going to "debate me" and that it was my responsibility to tell him upfront if I was going to be "sensitive." I was in disbelief. What was the disconnect? He continued to yell at me, blame me. It was clear the owner didn't give a shit. I told him that I was done and that this was extremely unfortunate and could have gone very differently. I didn't feel safe - forget feeling respected. Was I missing something? If I have a leaking sink and I let in a plumber to fix the sink, then come back to check and find that they've gone through all of my cabinets and drawers with greasy hands and looked through my entire apartment because they needed a part, would that be my fault for not having the part and for not saying at the start that I was "sensitive" to what I assumed was basic communication and decency? I couldn't wait to pay and be out of that incredibly disrespectful space. Again, this was incredibly unfortunate and could have gone very differently. As I got back in my car, I saw the fresh fruit I'd brought with the original intention to gift as an additional thank you. No accountability, no apology. Never again.

Marlon at Garage One is skilled and honest. I'm happy to finally have found a great mechanic in…read moreSanta Barbara.

Marlin saved the day! My husband and I had major car trouble on the freeway and needed to find a…read moremechanic asap. We could not have been luckier than to have broken down just a few miles from Garage-1. Marlin dropped everything he was doing to assess the problem, ordered the water pump within an hour and put aside his entire day to install the new pump. He is knowledgeable, efficient, and such a nice guy. The cost was totally reasonable and it was quality work! To top it off, he even picked us up in town when the car was done. It also doesn't hurt that the shop is located in the charming town of Carpinteria, somehow our bad luck turned into a nice day, strolling around at the beach and popping in to all the cute shops and restaurants. It was a win, win.

First time customer, where I called at the end of the day to see if AWS Automotive (AWS) could look…read moreinto an improperly working fan motor on my son's 2013 Mazda 3; I also asked for an oil change. To my surprise the shop was able to get me in first thing the next morning. AWS called me and gave me their preliminary estimate; which I agreed to. All work was completed as discussed and stayed at agreed price. The car runs better than before we took it in. Jason & Caleb provided great customer service. I definitely recommend AWS for your automotive repairs if you need honest, trustworthy and valuable service. I will be back, for sure.

If your car was your actual living baby, AWS would be your Dr of choice for them. I have had my car…read moreat a couple of shop mechanics, one as recent as last week. Hands down AWS was superior. After picking up my car I took her out for a on the streets; freeway; and backroads. She never had driven as good as she did after their work on her, talk about exciting! l value their communication with me and patiently explaining what was needed; and, what could be done but could also be left for another time. I had it all done as their pricing is fair; their communication is excellent; and, road worthiness is such an important safety factor not only for my family but for other fellow commuters as well.